In your case, Wahlberg’s most famous film would be The Big Hit.

It just means that more people saw Usual Suspects, not that it’s a better film than Miller’s Crossing. BTW if the Coen brothers end up on the scum bag list I’ll be heartbroken. Love their work!

Check out the replies below. So much for a civil, informed discussion.

Miller’s Crossing is certainly his best film, at least. Tom Reagan might be my favorite movie character ever.

I hope he’s watching shit burn and getting a kick out of the fact that many of the same people clamoring for him to come and save them are the same ones that were complaining about him not terribly long ago.

I was just talking about Miller’s Crossing with a colleague, who insisted that it’s one of the Coen brothers’ weak films. I vehemently disagreed and said.”like that’s just your opinion, man.”

In this case, ‘better’. But what if Cohen Bros. have assaulted themselves incestuously? I’ll still watch their movies.

You should check it out. It’s a great flick.

“#TeamCohenBros never molested anyone” is all I have left for 2017.

Noooo, as Byron in Ken Russell’s “Gothic”. <3

It’s not the film Byrne is most famous for, though. If someone said, “Actor famous for The Usual Suspects,” no way in hell are you replying, “Gabriel Byrne!” You’re going to say Kevin Spacey. EVERYONE is going to say Kevin Spacey. It would be like saying Benicio Del Toro or Giancarlo Esposito or Clark Gregg are known…

What is this, the high hat?

It also depends on where you are.

The old man’s still an artist with a Thompson.

Are you giving Usual Suspects the high hat?

I had the crazy luck of working a few days for Coen Bro’s ‘Inside Llewyn Davis’ and it was like a dream on set. I remember being told “You’re really lucky to have this as your first gig. Most sets aren’t like this at all.”

ooohhh you are in for a treat!!!

Ethan and Joel really know how to write and show the deepest darkness festering inside a human being.

I adore both but I think they’re apples and oranges.

You’re missing out. Bigly.