Well, he can't seem to face up to the facts.

It's a Middle English term, so definitely Chaucer.

Ugh, Funko toys. No thank you.

Yes.

While I appreciate how appropriate the Skyrim reference is, I feel compelled to point out that DT would be a Stormcloak.

I definitely expect a director/picture split.

I don't known know it's THAT good— 14 nominations is a LOT —but it's really good. Probably #6 or 7 on my year-end list, with some great scenes and a beautiful ending.

She acts really well for an android.

I really liked La La Land, but man, "No Dames" is one of the greatest song-and-dance bits I've ever seen.

No, she already did one Zack Snyder movie this year.

Or when Rooney Mara, who played the main character in Carol, got nominated for supporting.

It Follows definitely deserved an Original Score nomination, though.

Man, I would hate a Metal Gear movie, but I think Streep could actually kill as The Boss.

Look everyone, we found a CInema Score voter!

And then let me pet all the nominees and take all the nominees home.

I haven't seen Toni Erdmann yet— it still hasn't come to my city— but Elle not even making the shortlist is a joke. I get that it's a powerfully uncomfortable movie that I almost don't like to talk about, but damn is it an achievement. Watching it in the theater, I never wanted it to end.

My dad loves Maverick. Almost as much as he loves Silverado.

That blue suit is just gorgeous. I love to see contemporary stuff get costuming nods— Drive should have won for the scorpion jacket alone.

You're not wrong— he's much more of a protagonist for the movie, given that he has more of a character arc and embodies a lot of the movie's central themes.

Nominating Mica Levi almost makes up for Under the Skin being completely ignored. Almost.