Tim Roth in Reservoir Dogs though. Incredible dimensionality, depth, and emotional range.

Paul Thomas Anderson should get serious consideration too

I don;t love Nolan films by any means, but Health Ledger is unassailably brilliant

I can't accept that you are a real human being - Not for liking those movies, but for doing so publicly despite the stigma.

Sir, you've out-contrarian-ed me! I think he's overrated, but not this bad. Nolan is clearly pretentious and sanctimonious, and his cinematography sometimes suffers from drab, uninspired colors and amateurish gimmicks. But there are real merits to great deal of his film work - be it Heath Ledger's joker, innovative…

I'm pretty sure Dark Knight Rises is a bad film. Did I miss something?

37 year old here…Nightclubs have never really been my scene unless we're talking small live band type situations. But I have to say, this really is the first year I'd genuinely feel out of place at a nightclub.

What was the one where Francine keeps talking to her sassy gal pals, who you later realize are just hallucinations from drinking bathtub moonshine?

I'm pretty sure you can jailbreak/softmod the Switch and emulate to your heart's desire…Don't quote me on it though

DKC2 is clearly better than the first. Tighter, more polished, and more fun

You seem like an awesome person to be friends with :)

I think it's 8% plus actually. As they say in KC, proceed with caution!

How were Face/Off, Point Break, and the original Fast and Furious not on the list? …Perhaps their critical reception was too positive?

King of the montages!

Funniest thing I've heard in…maybe years?

The idea of defining "Emo" as a genre is much less interesting to me than examining it is a subculture (i.e. common lifestyle and values and how they related to identity development). No matter what I listened to during my halcyon days, I stopped caring about it being called "emo." Local shows and scenester culture…

Just watching this short: The writing was stellar, but I feel there is a pacing issue - IIt felt a bit crowded to me. A fundamental aspect of riffing is letting the subject speak for itself a little. This is least important in vintage movies with excruciatingly slow paces (i.e. Manos), and big budget Hollywood films…