100%. Could have made a great single 3-hour Hobbit movie that followed the book, as evidenced by Riddles in the Dark, which was as good as anything in LOTR. Instead, ego and hubris took over, and they even managed to fuck up Smaug. I didn’t even bother watching the third one.

Big Daddy?

Sad that I can only star this post once instead of the dozens it deserves.

Haaaaaaaahaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!

My very first date was taking a girl to Kramer vs Kramer.

Documentary Now said it best: “Chariots of Fire? What the hell is that? A soundtrack your mom keeps in the car, maybe.”

You forgot one: Russell Crowe. Won for Gladiator, should have won for The Insider.

Titanic.

Or 90210, with the high school students who looked like they could’ve been collecting social security

New York New York is my pick too.  Boxcar is so early on Martin was still learning the ropes.  New York is why he will not do another musical.  Only good part is Liza singing the title song.  

I never saw Black Dahlia, but Bonfire was such a disappointment having read the book. So many great themes were absolutely left out in favor of the least of the story.

If Levinson is the best director Depp has worked with, maybe that’s because she’s used to stuff like Yoga Hosers.

Kubrick came up with the ending to A.I. Also, if you think it was sentimental, you either didn’t understand it, or have a screwed up notion of sentimentality.

The Phantom Menace did way more to take away the mystery and the magic than any Disney+ Star Wars show.

Story checks out.

Then an honorable mention to her guest appearance on Mork and Mindy.

Was the first Blade movie good, though?  I’d say it’s ‘ok’ but the second one was the real good one.

Koooooooogler!

*shakes fist helplessy in the air while the campus is having a righteous party*

They had *that* outrage cued up in case she won