Chadwick Boseman is on a mission to play every major black historical figure

So glad Keanu came out this year so he could get one final tribute

Time to retire the "Put on a show to save the theater" trope.
So overdone, so boring.

2016 ain't over yet, folks

"Why the fuck do I want a caravan that's got no fucking wheels?"

My only regret was too young for Nia Long

The best movie about a lineman since "The Blind Side."

In terms of the Farelly Brothers oeuvre, Shallow Hal doesn't get enough love. Jack Black is at his most charming in that movie and makes for an affable romantic lead.

Do AV Club writers get paid extra to include the word "bathetic" in their reviews?

This guy was so good he could even be brilliant in something like "Along Came Polly."

How long until Bradley Cooper is cast as her love interest?

Worst in recent memory: Patrick Dempsey in "Made of Honor." They say he's the guy who invented the cardboard coffee sleeve so he can have lots of money and they never have to show him working.

I didn't like The Spectacular Now nearly as much as everyone else did. Not a bad movie by any means, but I couldn't stand the main character played by Miles Teller. This kid was a completely selfish asshole who simply did not deserve to be with the sweet, beautiful Shailene Woodley. I mean, the kid is just a dick…

Couples' quiz was kind of bizarre. Why would they use a game-show setup to make a single joke about toilet clogging?

I heard that Criss Chros will make you jump, jump

Noel Wells is aggressively bad. She almost literally never gets any laughs. I thought Drake was excellent though- songs like "The Motto (YOLO)" and "Started from the Bottom" are lazy but he's a likable presence and engaging actor.

The Kenan Thompson impression technique: No matter which celebrity you are impersonating, use the exact same voice and mannerisms.

*Note, spoilers about Matchstick Men ahead

Disagree with that, I don't think Bale is ever the type to simply "play himself." He's more of the chameleonic, method type exemplified by Daniel Day-Lewis.

I'm just going to say what a lot of people are thinking: Jennifer Lawrence overacted like crazy in American Hustle. Not an ounce of subtlety in that performance.