BUT IT WASN'T HIS FAULT HALLE BERRY JUST SAID IT WRONG

Personally it's topped only by The Incredibles for that year.

So do all who lives to see such dads, but that is not for them to decide. All you have to decide is what to do with the dad that is given to you.

*Adjusts need glasses*

Thanks to the comments layout, I read this after comments about James Stewart and had quite the "What the Fuck?" moment.

Speaking of all-time greats, does 1975 win that one? Barry Lyndon, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Dog Day Afternoon, Jaws, Nashville. That's a hell of a line up and all five have remained classics.

…Top Hat, The Adventures of Robin Hood, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Wizard of Oz, Rebecca, The Philadelphia Story, Citizen Kane, The Maltese Falcon, The Magnificent Ambersons, Casablanca, Double Indemnity, Great Expectations (Lean), Miracle on 34th Street, Hamlet (Olivier), All About Eve, Sunset Boulevard, A…

"Practically speaking, do you think this also ends up being a burden on the regular movie fans who attempt to cram in all the Best Picture nominees out of a sense of obligation—who maybe wouldn’t bother seeing Lion if they didn’t feel like they had to?"

After watching an older film for the first time, I'll often search The A.V. Club to see if they had a review or feature on it - finding ones that had New Cult Canon or My Year of Flop entries written on them will never stop being a treat.

The A.V. Club
Well, either way, I have now ejaculated.

Did you watch a different version of The Lion King than me?

Out of curiously, was it a specific R-rated film?

My local cinema's about to run a Scorsese/De Miro season - Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, Cape Fear, King of Comedy, Goodfellas and Casino. Having only ever caught the first two on the big screen I'm very excited to catch the others. I only ever saw Casino on VHS as a teen and never felt I'd given it its proper dues.

Abomination and Zemo are still around as well. Plus Trevor Slattery and The Winter Soldier, though they were of course just pawns.

They're adding De Niro's Dirty Grandpa character to the Suicide Squad?

But he'll got drive-thru.

But now someone gets to put Zimmer music and Oldman's Dark Knight monologue over those final shots for a fun YouTube video, thus continuing the spiral of Great Job, Internets.

Diane Keaton as Michael Keaton.

It'll make a shit load of money and there are still two more planned and dated over the next four years. No way Universal is letting this go and, if Diesel is still willing to attempt to revive stuff like xXx, there's no way he's going to leave this guaranteed hit franchise to anyone else.

We're getting two that look big and fun (and one especially colourful) within three weeks of each other. Both feature Kurt Russell. Coincidence?