Yeah, all those dumb guys who dressed up as Heath Ledger's Joker for Halloween in 2008? Now one of 'em is getting paid to do it.

The scene is intentionally framed that way so that the reveal of the money, when it happens, has the same impact as a gun going off.

Maybe so, but I've always preferred wands.

My best friend refused to watch Doctor Who in college because of the people who kept recommending it to us.

The book is compelling, too. I went back to it recently and was impressed by how well the writing holds up, by how strong it is, how vivid and sweeping and theatrical. Mitchell's prose is effortlessly, even compulsively readable.

Game of Thrones? I've only made it halfway through the first book, and halfway through the first season. There's a lot that I love about it, but the pseudo-medieval setting is not one of them.

I used to love this movie growing up in the South, and some of the acting holds up even to this day, but yeah - it's not as great as its reputation. It's an over-long, melodramatic soap opera with some profoundly troubling racial implications. The scene where Scarlett learns that Frank is dead is a small masterpiece…

Marvel's Agents of S.H.E.O.L?

This really is one of the great movies. Welles' performance, and that interminable final shot, are perfect.

I have stolen
The cars
That were in your
Race

I wasn't exactly hungry for a new Jack and the Beanstalk movie, but if anyone can pull it off…

I should've seen that Darth Vader reference coming, but I didn't. You got me, Internet.

I think it's uncanny how much young James Franco resembles James Dean, so I was relieved to learn that Franco actually played Dean in a television movie.

On the other hand, everyone will still be reading your pseudonymous Internet rants.

This was one of my favorite movies growing up - largely because of Dean's performance - but I wasn't as impressed with Rebel without a Cause and don't feel it's aged as well.

I remember going to see Cars in 2006 and being so annoyed with my family who slipped out halfway through to catch the latest Fast & Furious movie which was playing next door.

Not to mention that everything from Spiderman to Star Wars to Kingsman to - from the looks of it - the upcoming Tomorrowland uses the same basic Hero's Journey template.

I know I'm supposed to be really excited about the new Avengers movie, but honestly? I just wanna see Tomorrowland.

Wouldn't Comet be, like, super-old by…

I watched the first six minutes and it was hard to tear myself away.