“THERE'S NO BOATING IN BASEBALL!"

No argument here. I’ve watched it a few times now. It has a good drive/momentum to it.

Maybe I’m remembering it wrong but I seem to remember a scene where Nick is I think asking Russell if it’s cool being rich or something, and the straight face that Dermot has when he says “Yes. Yes, it really is” is priceless. 

Those moments where various actors are asked what the movie is about, and they all answer blah blah blah... “and all this is happening around my character” is still a beautiful bit of cinema that resonates today. It's like if the third jawa from the left was to say: "Well, there’s this hick farmboy who meets this hobo…

Yeah. The Edward Hopper one is cool.

Well, there’s amazing and obscure movie trivia, and then there’s stuff like this(!).

I seriously thought it was some typo, but... here we are. Wow.

I loved his cuts-through-steel character in New Girl, such a great no nonsense foil to the rest of the cast. Also Griffin & Phoenix with Amanda Peet.

Whoever picked that header pic out of their hat deserves a raise.

You sound like you have been and always shall be their friend.

You could say he's the captain now.

Seconded. I could watch an entire 1+ hour b-roll of him just waiting at a red light and I’d have a smile on the entire time.

You’re right, they should have sent a poet.

On the one hand, yes, “romantic vehicles that followed reinforced the feeling that the genre had become, basically, airline food.” On the other hand, this still holds up ;)

Meanwhile, I studied parasitology for nothing :/

I mean fuck with his books.

Yay, Zazie Beetz and Lakeith Stanfield! Go team Atlanta.

Seconded. I was so surprised by and she had a great first season of her tv show, looking forward to more.

Now that’s a way better plan than mine. I was going to fly my way through a black hole and then smother him with love.