r/TheBigPicture

“Fuck you and the horse you fucked” will now enter the ways I express frustration.

I enjoyed the Robert Duvall episode but it also was frustrating. They spent months watching 50+ movies only to say a couple of lines about each. Why not do retrospective episodes that are more doable and manageable instead? Do a Hal Ashby or Albert Brooks retrospective and talk about their best 5 to 8 films in length.

Bill has said many times that he thinks people have a special affinity to films that came out when they were of middle school age.

I absolutely agree with it.

Granted, I’m roughly his age and the “it was always on HBO” thing definitely plays a part. But I do think there is something there. For instance, I’ve got a disproportional fondness for mid-at-best movies like Flash Gordon and Valley Girl as well as era classics like Blade Runner and Alien.

You?

Is his residency over?

While Bernthal is fuckin' dudes up in the street....

Is this the absolute peak of the Marvel Cinematic Universe?

Only rule is you can't pick anything that has already been picked in the draft.

I'm going with Polanski's The Tenant