All those pale in comparison to the hell that is the Van Wyck Expressway...

This is... a pretty good list. Nothing egregiously missing, per se, though the Nero Wolfe comment below disagrees.

So sooooooooort of like MaxiMo from Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist then...  or more like a mall food court without the mall?

The Hunt for Red October is the only time I ever prefer Alec Baldwin to Harrison Ford.

Hi — over the years these two have been the shining example of “good relationship goals” in terms of loving each other, supporting each other no matter what, letting their children be who they are whilst loving them, and loving the other person for who they are:

I really liked the McDonald’s ad. I didn’t think they had it in them to just pour on the schmaltz for a Super Bowl ad...

I would love that.  I rarely buy physical media these days (I have...  a lot), but I’d make room for that.

The Director’s Cut — the superior version — may have a slight bit of a pacing issue, but it’s worth it for the plot actually making total sense.

I loved that Ozzy line. Even knowing it was coming (and being an adaptation of a Joey joke from Friends long ago) — just *chefs kiss* delivery...

It’s crazy how long he’s been cranking out absolute bangers...

My wife and I have the conversation as huge Star Wars fans that as good as “The Imperial March” is it’d rank no higher than third in John Williams’ pieces, because “Superman’s Theme” and “Raider’s March” are just that much better...

Yep, The First Avenger is always my choice for “most underrated” of the MCU. Easily my favorite of the first phase (Iron Man may be better — may be — but it’d be close), but I felt like it got sort of a short-shrift in the analysis after Phase 1 with how dominating The Avengers ended up being, and then The Winter…

It was possibly even worse than that since Bob was apparently having some mental illness issues and asked for a reduced shooting schedule (still doing all of his scenes, just with fewer trips from NZ -> VCR) which led to the showrunner fucking him over like that...

Yes, as badly as The 100 ended -- this was amazing.

That and Hairspray both led to him getting the lead in 27 Dresses if I understand the timeline correctly! (but yes, we love Enchanted here as well)

He was pretty good in Ground Floor, and great in Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist (but that cast was stacked). I’ve heard good things about So Help Me Todd, but I think if he’s in a CBS procedural a lot of people know who he is now...  

Very glad to see The Wedding Singer on here — but also 27 Dresses! A surprisingly good movie elevated by its cast and the fact that James Marsden is hilarious and people started to realize it!

I accept that criticism!

Look, I’ve been to Starbucks in China — even before there were things like “Roaster” locations in the US, they were testing most of the advanced drinks in China.