I'M LEAVING THE FIRST COMMENT ON THIS ARTICLE JUST BECAUSE I CAN, I DON'T CARE IF MY USERNAME SAYS "LATE TO THREADS," FUCK ALL OF YOU

Come on, I changed it to "Not Necessarily"! What else do you people want me to do?

I will always remember Daran Norris for Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide. That show was too good for Nickelodeon.

Let's be honest, we all think we'd be better writers than the staff.

Okay, Wikipedia has her as an "actress, writer and producer." I stand corrected.

That must be why he's in every movie released in the past four years.

There can be more than one popular female comedian.

I just want to utilize this first comment on an article about Girls to ask that everyone try to be civil, empathetic, and understanding of diverging opinions.

I love this entire thread.

They will never live that thing down, will they?

I use this movie as a litmus test for understanding of the film medium. If a self-proclaimed movie buff watches it and deems it "shallow" or "plotless" or "thinly-scripted" as so many have, I immediately infer that that person doesn't know as much as they think they know about the way motion pictures work, because…

Spotlight wins the Room Award for Best Use of People Talking in Rooms.

BUT IT HAS NO STOOOOREEEEEE IT'S JUST A BIG CARCHAAAAYYYYYZ

The National Board of Review is all of us.

Oh, but that's where you're wrong. The Oscars' standard reaction to incomprehensible or inaccessible films is not "it must be really deep." It's "the director is a pretentious hippie who thinks he's smarter than me, now pass me that generic beating-the-odds biopic."

Idris Elba in Beasts of No Nation for me. You think his performance is going to be hammy and showy, and then it turns out to be controlled, understated, and full of creepy shades of gray.

I know we're supposed to not care about the Oscars, but GODDAMMIT I WANT THIS MOVIE TO BE NOMINATED FOR BEST PICTURE.

It's my favorite movie! I'm super envious of you now.

I don't know how this thread isn't teeming with examples from Ratatouille (I mean, the title dish alone is already canonical), but here goes mine: the scene in which Remy is making a breakfast omelette. The lighting, rendering, writing (he never gets to eat it) and sound design of that moment all work together to make…

Do you have qualms about eating other mammals?