It does make me wonder what a more commercial film by her would look like.

If only that horrid looking Nancy Drew film had killed her career.

It has its own Twitter account!

Yep, clearly shows like Agents of Shield are more worthwhile than The Americans.

I remember Landgraff mentioned he sees the series lasting five seasons or so, and if that is indeed the case, I hope it gets picked up for a final season and the writers can end the story how they see fit.

One of the best, most consistently underrated TV shows returns for another year! Given how the show seems to only get better and better by the season, I have very high hopes for what lies ahead this year.

I wish Reichardt would get more mainstream recognition, but given she's still going strong in making such uncompromising films, that is a triumph in an of itself.

I think two big reasons why The Hateful Eight was forgotten was the fact it opened so close to Star Wars and the fact the roadshow edition was so hyped, a decent portion of the audience never bothered to see it because they likely thought that was the definitive version.

Better that than Ben Harmon…

VV for VVitch

I thoroughly enjoy their company. My boss's former boss (and best friend) is a similar delight. She looks a bit like Michelle Pfeiffer.

Definitely check out her turn as Daisy Domergue. It's phenomenal.

Shout it from the rooftops!

I think the reason the puppet sex scene caused less of a furor was, as @Sillstaw:disqus noted below, the fact the film flew under most people's radar. I also think Charlie Kaufman's standing as an auteur, in sharp contrast to Trey Parker and Matt Stone's noisy image as provocateurs, also had something to do with it.

As much as I loved Inside Out, I still wish it had won Best Animated Feature at the Oscars (along with receiving nominations for Best Picture and Best Adapted Screenplay).

'Commenting has been stronger than all other teaching, and has taught me to understand what your heart used to be. I have been bent and broken, but - I hope - into a better shape.'

Only Yesterday is a hauntingly beautiful film.

I love the Nancy Sinatra theme song and when I was 10, I insisted my mum sing it to me instead of 'Happy Birthday.'

The chirpy tone was not my tone.

Film:
*Anomalisa: My second viewing of the film and seeing it on the big screen made me love and appreciate the artistry even more. The art direction, Carter Burwell's beautiful score, the great eye for small detail, it's all a joy to watch, Still, it's the brilliant, heartbreakingly good voice acting from David…