For what it's worth, a friend of mine has worked on all three of Blomkamp's movies, and he opined that Chappie is definitely better than Elysium and possibly even better than District 9.

My theory is that when it's time for Rick and co. to do their "auditions" for Alexandria, their past horrible deeds are going to bite them on the ass. And the Alexandrians are ultimately going to say "Yeah, we'll keep most of you, but Rick – you're too fucked up. We can't have you here. It's your choice whether to…

While I appreciate the sentiment behind this montage, the CutPrintFilm guys should have at least waited until Mockingjay's home release, so that they could include more than just 2 awkward seconds from its trailer.

WHY IS THIS MOVIE HAPPENING

I always thought Al Jardine looked like one of the uglier Kennedys.

Beau Bridges would be perfect.

Who would have been a better choice for old Brian Wilson? I vote Jeff Daniels.

So disappointed that this is not a biopic about the Everly Brothers. Salma would have made a great Phil.

I'm only 7, so to me 28 is old.

I see this more as, "Shit, I'm getting old. I better diversify." Which is appropriate, as AHS season 5 takes place at a hedge fund management firm.

If Reubens is 62, I'd be more concerned about Pee-wee's Big Prostate.

I don't think anyone should ever say anything again unless it makes absolutely everybody happy.

Ally McCat.

I was able to name everything in 2 minutes. Everything but Hamlet. I just couldn't remember it, and had to give up. My life is over, everyone hates me.

I still refer to him as Jack the Ripper.

The AV Club writers must have had a total blind spot for Fonda when writing these lists. How else could anyone get huffy over Room at the Top and The Story of Louis Pasteur, for God's sake, unless they really couldn't think of anyone else?

OK, you're right. Unforgiven is… forgiven.

You mean The Man with One Red Shoe? I never saw it.

Tom Sizemore once kicked me in the foot.

Gene Hackman should have won for The Conversation instead of Unforgiven.