Yeah, the AV Club itself included Vol. 1 in its best movies of the decade, but not Vol. 2. So it looked like there's good company.

Haven't seen either part of Nymphomaniac, I've always felt like Kill Bill Vols. 1&2 felt totally distinct from one another, each with their own tone and thematic concerns. It's never felt like it was completely commercial to split them in two.

It'd be like that scene in Catcher in the Rye, only with 100 percent more robots, and hopefully the pimp won't pick a fight afterward.

I live in Tennessee, so I'd say that qualifies as Southern, and thankfully, we're getting it August 15. None of this slow roll out for us!

It's all on Hulu now. The last episode just became available to non-Hulu-Plus subscribers last night.

I bet the Criterion of Barnes and Noble is just sumptuous!

Wait, The Long Goodbye is Altman? Well, I've seen that one! I liked it a lot.

I hadn't read that primer, so thanks! It's helpful, considering that Altman's filmography is sprawling.

Well, I've heard that one, too. But not from my grandpa.

My grandfather will actually correct you if you say "Civil War." Apparently, the correct term is "War Between the States." Uh huh, Grandpa.

Season 2 seems like one of those divisive seasons, maybe like Buffy S6 or something, where its fans love it intensely and everyone else seems pretty lukewarm on it.

Only M*A*S*H, which I enjoyed (albeit a lot less than Nashville). That one struck me as kind of uneven, but the good parts were pretty good.

I finished the third season of Rev. What a beautiful, heartbreaking, profound finale to an often beautiful, heartbreaking, profound season. The final five minutes with Adam's last service are maybe the highlight of 2014 TV for me, give or take something from Louie. I'm bummed that we won't get proper…

Holy moly, you're right! That's just incredible.

Well, I can't say that you would like it better now if you've never liked it, but I thought it was a clever piece of filmmaking that managed to be legitimately frightening by using implication completely, which is cool. I think what I enjoyed most, though, was the thematic ground it covered—i.e. the way contemporary…

I really didn't think I was going to like it, because I'm not usually a fan of Old Hollywood epics. But holy cow, it just blew me away, which is the nicest sort of surprise especially when I didn't think I would enjoy it at all.

I've only seen it once so far, but it definitely feels like the kind of film I could return to over and over again. I'm definitely going to try to buy it sometime.

Dude, looks like you've been on a silent kick! That's awesome. The Gold Rush is one my all-time favorites.

Has the reputation of Super 8 improved since its release? I remember loving it and being kind of taken aback by the severely mixed reception it got 'round these parts.

So far, I've seen four movies that came out this year, all of which were covered in the staff answers (my favorite so far is either Grand Budapest or The Winter Soldier). So instead of being redundant, here are my favorite non-2014 movies I saw this year for the first time:
-Buster Keaton's The General
-The Blair Witch…