Um, the guy in the second spot with the monster voice is Danny Huston, not David Thewlis.

I agree Jauja, Mistress America and Ex Machina need to be there. I would add Queen of Earth and Slow West and I know it's a short, so I'm not sure if it qualified for this, but World of Tomorrow is amazing and contains more ideas than most features.

I think in the case of Birdman, a lot of the long takes do add something to it and they are used effectively and intelligently. I'm talking about the walk and talks, the rehearsal with Mike, moving from the show going on on stage to backstage and vice versa. However, some of these long takes, specifically the more…

That's a huge omission.

Nolan and his brother actually have dual citizenship. They grew up in both London and Chicago.

I agree with you. I liked it from the very beginning. I think it will grow on people.

I definitely take issue with anyone that says his angst over being gay in this day in age in this environment is not realistic, mostly because I know a few guys who happen to live in LA, who by all indications (to me and their other friends) are closeted homosexuals. Coincidentally, in both of their cases, it's due to…

Realistically, I believe he should be dead. He's not though. Go back and watch the trailers for season 2 and you'll see a bunch of shots of Velcoro we have yet to see, including a few of him in a vest accompanying Ani and Paul on a bust. Can't be a flashback as they all met for the first time in episode 1.

Seriously. What's with this bias against old films?