Yep.

Yeah, I think the pencil scene might have been another "ooooh" moment, but I can't recall for certain. I seem to recall some happening during the opening fight/chase, but no specifics about what caused them.

Everyone in my theater was oohhhing and aahhing in unison.

Your mentioning "The Zookeeper's Wife" trailer reminded me of how, when I saw the same movie Thursday, most of the trailers were for similarly "inspirational" films like "Gifted" and "The Shack…" except for the first one, which was "The Boss Baby" for some deranged reason.

Today in "insultingly easy J6 clues":
A Year Ending in 00: This author of "The Canterbury Tales" died in 1400
MTV Movie Award for Best Villain: He's been nominated 4 times, with wins for "The Cable Guy" & "How the Grinch Stole Christmas"
African-American Authors: 2014'S Best Picture Oscar winner was based on this 1853…

Today in "what the IMDb thinks they're best known for":
Jeff Daniels: The Martian
Ray Winstone: The Departed
Lee Marvin: M Squad
Smokey Robinson: Soundtrack, Platoon
Seal: Soundtrack, The Pursuit of Happyness
Andrew Ross Sorkin: Self, Squawk Box
Frank Tashlin: Director, The Geisha Boy

This last week in Sillstaw’s entertainment:

This month's "astronomy picture that looks like a prog-rock album cover" is a view of Venus, as seen through water drops:
https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/…

Can't think of any real "holy grails." Most of the ones I can think of eventually got released by Criterion or something.

John Travolta: Pulp Fiction
Cybill Shephard: Cybill
Matt Dillon: There's Something About Mary
Jack Palance: Batman (I was tempted to include this one)
George Kennedy: Cool Hand Luke
Vanna White: Self, Wheel of Fortune

He seems to be appearing in Diet Dr Pepper commercials now, so he's probably doing okay for himself financially.

He's named after a chess piece and Patrick Swayze in "Point Break?"

There are two in the Adapted category, though.

D'oh! I used my real name. Used an address I registered specifically to vote in these kinds of polls, though.

11. Looked sexy in a Santa suit in "The Coca-Cola Kid"
28. Beat a woman up
47. Yells at fat people
72. "And do NOT write another sketch about Krang from 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles!' No one knows who Krang is, it would be a waste of time to talk about Krang on television! NO. MORE. KRANG!"

Today in "what the IMDb thinks they're best known for":
Ike Barinholtz: Suicide Squad
John Hughes: Writer, Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
Dr. Dre: Actor, Training Day
Regina Spektor: Soundtrack, (500) Days of Summer

Today in "what the IMDb thinks they're best known for":
Michael Bay: Producer, Transformers
Rene Russo: Ransom
Ed Sheeran: Soundtrack, The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
Paris Hilton: Producer, The Simple Life
Billie Joe Armstrong: Actor, The Simpsons Movie
Michael Jordan: Self, Michael Jordan to the Max
Bear McCreary:…

I don't care, I liked "La La Land." I think it's getting a backlash because it's the frontrunner, and that tends to bring out the haters. Let's face it, nobody's getting this worked up over "Lion."

Saw on Colbert that Trump has claimed that CNN has gone from "fake news" to "very fake news." I assume soon he will be going to "fake news times infinity."

Best Original: Will win and should win, "La La Land"
Best Adapted: Will win, "Moonlight;" should win, um, none of the ones I've seen have impressed me that much. Maybe "Fences" is really good?