1. Never using objective correctly. Sometimes they will even admit that they know movies are subjective then still trying to have an “objective” conversation.

2. Complaining about any long-delayed sequel or remake. The bingo space would say “who asked for this?” even though most movies are not requested by viewers.

Point Break is my #1

Even then, it’s a movie. I don’t have any problem using substantial suspension of disbelief to watch it. It’s not like it’s trying to be a realistic historical drama. The title even sounds like a fable.

I also don’t recall a bluer suit in any other pictures

I haven’t seen that one

There’s also the fact that critics have to watch everything, so they’ll praise what they like. I don’t think I know a single person who subscribes to Peacock, so anecdotal evidence like buzz is pretty irrelevant when something is only available on a minor platform.

Punch-Drunk Love and it’s not really close

My top 10 favorites I saw this year (excluding new releases):

The Adventures of Prince Achmed (1926)

Man with a Movie Camera (1929)

All That Heaven Allows (1955)

What’s Up Doc? (1972)

As Tears Go By (1988)

Ed Wood (1994)

Breaking the Waves (1996)

Crash (1996)

Man on the Moon (1999)

Mother (2009)

Nope, part of the sausage fest 😎

I didn’t care much for either. I’d maybe lean toward In the Heights because at least I hadn’t seen it before.

I don’t have a set top 10, so here are random favorites:

1. The Florida Project

2. Pan’s Labyrinth

3. The Passion of Joan of Arc

4. Lost in Translation

5. Parasite

6. Ferris Bueller’s Day Off

7. Napoleon Dynamite

8. Rope

9. The Last Temptation of Christ

10. Monsters, Inc.

That’s such a high portion of Reddit that chances are you’d be correct replying this to anyone on this sub.

1. Ed Wood

2. Beetlejuice

3. Big Fish

4. Batman

5. Frankenweenie

6. The Corpse Bride

7. Sleepy Hollow

8. Edward Scissorhands

9. Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure

10. Mars Attacks!

11. Batman Returns

12. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

13. Sweeney Todd

14. Big Eyes

15. Alice in Wonderland

I love 1-2, 3-10 are pretty good, I’m iffy on 11-12, dislike 13-14, and I hate Alice in Wonderland. It hurts my eyes.

Ah, you seem to be mistaken. Sandler is a New England sports fan, so playing a New York fan probably took a lot of acting chops.

He’s certainly one of the most prolific directors of his era. I’m always interested to check out his movies, but they rarely blow me away. I like his style, but sometimes the scripts aren’t at the same level.

Did you get any idea of what kinds of horror movies you both like? If you can decide on a sub-genre (slasher, supernatural, monster, etc.), you could look into the best of the best and work from there.

Hey now, Scorsese voices a puffer fish, not a shark.

This is really close to my list, but I’d choose Psycho and Alien over Hour of the Wolf (which is probably top 15-20 for me) and Repulsion.

“Two torteetos took us down.”

I’ve seen most of the main ones twice, and several of the lesser ones once. I bought the sets a couple years ago and try to squeeze some in October.

But only one of them gets busy

I thought they already made that! But it was Dafoe, John Travolta, Martin Lawrence, and Tim Allen as the baby. And I think they rode a motorcycle.