I think they're the sort of character actors you can default to as the answer to this since they never seem to care about the quality of the films they are in as long as they are acting. Walken too.

I loved The Hunted as a kid. My first Friedkin too so I have a small love of it.

I'd say you can even go back to the first Pet Sematary with Fred Gwynne. The movie is stupid, but the Zelda scene and everything with Gwynne is great.

I really love it as a coked up dream of the Segar comics.

I recently rewatched it and it's okay. Walhberg is boring, but Giamatti, Roth, and Heston make it reasonably fun.

I'd say Batman Returns is the best film in Burton's career (yes even better than Ed Wood) and the best Batman film ever.

She has the right amount of youthful adorableness to get a free pass in anything, Hopefully she'll get more Up in the Air type films in the future though.

I think one Christopher Reeve  and another Brandon Routh did good on the Clark and Supes performances.

I think it more has to do with the roles he's been cast in are awful. He is legit great in Cosmopolis and that Salvidor Dali movie.

I thought all step-dads were named Steve?

Number six was definitely the big bug for me. I'm fine with him committing murder, but integrate it into the script please.

If a movie is even in the top thousand most disappointing experiences of your life I want your life.

Tim Burton's remake isn't that lose in the sense that it actually is far closer to the original novel even keeping much of the original ending.

The Farrellys had nothing to do with the good part of the film.

Actually what happened is the animated movie, which is good, was almost entirely in the can when the Farrellys were brought on board to give star power to the live action scenes and they basically fucked things up.

We have the ultimate answer.

I think it was you. I know the person was talking about how they were studying Serbian or Baltic cultures and read some of him as part of a class,

I wouldn't actually describe any of those four as middle brow though I could see how they could be perceived as such. I'd say Lee Daniels, but he's too crazy for that to apply. I can't really think of any middle brow prestige that's succeeded lately though.

More like channeling insomnia, but I'll take this compliment based route too.

I always forget that he's still working, though his latest is movie only.