Yea ET, what a pile of shit. Wait, what?

I'd put Flight in his top tier.

He's only happy when he finally gets to be with her, though. And a lot of people in said "straight and narrow life" are also miserable in the film.

That is probably it's greatest sketch.

I don't really understand why it's "nostalgia." Most of the stuff Forrest witnesses is pretty terrible.

Manos

Man, John Candy's whole performance screams "I'm sorry I'm here."

Also excised from the movie: Jimmy Burke/Conway's love of intimidating people by threatening to lock their children in a refrigerator. You know De Niro would have sold that.

Well that's your read.

The way he steps back a pace when he learns he's the father is unforgettable.

That is a reach. The elements of Trump were here long before 1994.

That's the moment that got Hanks the Oscar, IMO. Just a staggering moment.

Well I disagree with that completely.

You're reading a hostility to future generations that really isn't there.

Ross Douthat is also a moron.

1. The book sounds like hot garbage.

I like his Batman soundtrack.

Those songs are great, but I like Everything is Broken and Where Teardrops Fall.

He also played Meryl Streep's husband in Adaptation.

That or Boogie Nights.