Yeah. Unlike noted ugly person Harrison Ford.

I think they were all snatched from their rooms in the middle of the night, so it's basically what they were sleeping in.

Logan was a legend in 6th period gym class.

Reminds me of a few years ago when Gaga was getting all of the attention that should have gone to Robyn

A lot of the films on the list are not really comedies either. Say Anything has some funny lines, but it's hardly a comedy. Punch-Drunk Love?

Not true at all. The largest, most widely marketed ones have mostly been bad. But what about Obvious Child, or Sleeping with Other People, or Once (if that counts as a rom-com)? In a World..? The Baxter?

This list is egregiously, unforgivably white. Especially given that there could be runners-up at each letter. How does Love Jones or Love & Basketball not get mentioned as a runner up at least to Lady Eve? Beyond the Lights? Like Water for Chocolate? That's not even to mention the total lack of any films involving…

Just in time for little Master George to die in the war.

I love how he just barely avoids saying that Bruce Willis was a prima-donna pain in the ass.

So the next Syfy show should be Goldilocks, right?

Fair point, and you really are spoiled for choice. We haven't even mentioned Mr. Darcy falling in love with a woman he has never spoken to, or Shannon Elizabeth and Heather Graham as sex-starved Wisconsinites.

She probably killed herself cause she couldn't stand the thought of spending any more time with her awful ginger son.

Oh, hell no. The stuff with Neeson's stupid kid is by far the worst part of the movie.

That movie would be improved dramatically by completely removing the shit with Liam Neeson's stupid kid. I was so happy when he died on on Game of Thrones. Also, the stuff with Laura Linney. She's undeniably a terrific actor, but I really get sick of her woe is me shit. You brother can wait ten minutes for you to call…

Absolutely.

It might be my favorite Disney movie. Read Film Crit Hulk's piece on it. I was delighted to learn that for many of the animators, it was definitely a parable about Disney itself. The recently deceased Walt Disney as the missing King Richard, and the new, business-over-art chairman as John.

In the late 80's and early 90's, after the boom years of Pacman and Donkey Kong had died down, there was a real sense of arcades as sort of scuzzy, low-class places. All the arcades in Chicago had gang issues too, so there were no-hat policies and stuff like that. And remember that NBA marketing was very explicitly…

Parable from Chuang Zi

They need to replace Nia and Ian. Otherwise, I hope they bring back with 10-12 contestants for a summer run.

That is a brutal list. I don't think there is a single thing on there that I want to watch.