“I like Wayne Newton."

The scene where Brooks attempts to convince Marshall to return their money is absolute comic genius:

I haven’t seen that one, actually! But I’m a big fan of Brooks (Modern Love and Lost in America are both masterpieces) and Grodin, so I’ll have to check it out in his honor. Thanks for the rec!

I think Elaine May said something about how if she had a nickel for everyone who complained about that movie but hadn’t actually seen it, she’d be rich.

He was amazing and hilarious in The Heartbreak Kid, but also in The Great Muppet Caper, Midnight Run, and (yes, I’ll go there) Ishtar. 

Cowards. Release the Snyder zombie dick cut.

Aside from the music videos, I mostly remember her for playing Hercules’ wife in Kevin Sorbo’s TV movies. I know he’s a shit nowadays, but those were pretty fun flicks back in the day.

Yeah, that's why I said pseudo-sequel... He certainly didn't have the rights to make an official one, but no one can convince me he wasn't having Gene play the same character. And it's awesome.

I had no idea who Rupert Friend was prior to the movie and thought he looked like a discount Orlando Bloom, so I was pleasantly surprised by just how funny he was. He more than held his own with some iconic comedians and had some of the best scenes in the film.

I honestly don't think I could possibly name my favorite scene, there are so many great ones.

It’s funny that the article opens with mentioning The Conversation, since Tony Scott made a pseudo-sequel to that, too.

Does Gia’s new movie star a bunch of celebrities’ kids? Because the funniest thing about her last movie was how it was Francis Ford Coppola’s granddaughter making a film starring Julia Roberts’ niece and Val Kilmer’s son... plus assistance from at least four other Coppolas in the cast and crew.

Yeah, this is the first time I'm hearing about this series and I'm just... Why? We really don't need that movie turned into an ongoing series.

Storm of the Century was the first thing I took note of him in, so it's neat to hear him call it a game changer for his career. It wasn't a great movie, but he was certainly great in it. I can still remember his repeated line, "Give me what I want, and I'll go away."

Haven’t seen Nomadland yet, but I’m looking forward to doing so. Zhao’s Songs My Brothers Taught Me and The Rider were both fantastic films. She’s a wonderful director.

I can appreciate a good recognitions dunk as much as the next pseudonymous commenter, but I'd like to think we can all take a firm stance on "no, this guy doesn't deserve a TV show to talk about how being gay made him stalk women."

“It’s hard for me to articulate exactly what my emotions were and going through that relationship with her was, because I obviously had an internal fight going on,”

I don’t like it as much as Tarkovsky’s film, but I don’t hate it. It’s very nice to look at and the whole cast gives great performances.

I can rewatch it an infinite number of times because it's so visually and musically beautiful.