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I mean, a running theme from the movie was juxtaposing fantasy with reality; that's why so many musical numbers ended with a joke- the traffic continuing, the phone ringing, the "Tow-Away Zone" sign. It was funny, but it was also signalling that the second half of the movie was going to be more grounded.

Eddie the Eagle was pretty mediocre, but I'd be a damned liar if I said the last fifteen minutes didn't hit me right in the heart.

Oh, look at Queen DDB9000, sitting on her cloud, passing judgment on all the It's-Always-Sunny-Watchers!

I mean, who even is Erin Cahill?

Well that's what I was trying to explain to him, but he felt like that with the money they had they could have made it work.

The ending resonated with me for one of those reasons.

My brother didn't like the ending because he didn't find it realistic that they didn't get back together and my mother and I had to explain that not everyone is a lucky romantically as he is.

But at least you would have had the good sense not to guess Macbeth of all things.

It's funny to watch that movie and realize he went on to play essentially the same character in Dodgeball.

I think my favorite part was when all three contestants guessed three different Shakespeare plays that have little to nothing to do with revenge only to discover that the correct answer was the most obvious one imaginable.

Of all the possible answers, Gone Girl was probably one of the worst.

It's weird to think that the main character in Heavyweights is going to be in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.

Even if I'd never met my ex, I feel like I could have at least made a good guess at it.

I'm kind of that way with Moana. I've only seen it once, but the more I think about it the more I love it. Kubo was great too.

I would say that La La Land probably has some of the best scenes of 2016, but very few things have made me as happy as watching the Enterprise crew surfing into a wave of drones and destroying them with the power of music.

One of my ex-girlfriend's favorite movies from childhood is The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T, so I got really sad when that clue came up.

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I get the criticisms about Pearce, but I think Ben Kingsley was just the best.

Above: The right answers.