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I desperately need that Judge Death figure

A Talking Pony: See Will's comments. Films Watched: 22

Terminator 2: This movie is, above everything else, gorgeous. The effects work in this movie have still stood up for me, especially the T-1000 bits. As for everything else, what is there to say? This is one of the best movies ever, and certainly one of the best sequels ever made. Films watched: 21

The Book of Life: Ultimately, this is an animated film for children. That said, it was actually really cool. It did have the plus of having Ron Perlman voicing a major character, which always automatically makes anything just that much better in my book. Films watched: 20

I'm nowhere near a Star Trek fan, but I will miss Nemoy. He was a gentleman and a scholar.

More than happy to help out.

Whiplash: Holy fucking shit, this movie is good. To call this movie amazing would be a massive understatement, and an insult to a lot of talented people. I literally can't recommend this movie highly enough. Films watched: 19

I'd pay to see that crossover.

A Knight's Tale

Watchmen: I know, I know. It's Watchmen. That said, I loved this movie, even with all the changes. It was entertaining, and engaging. And that's really all I'll say on the matter. Films watched: 18

Happy birthday!

It really was.

Dead Man: This movie is one hell of an underrated piece of cinema. Everything from the soundtrack to the acting to the cinematography is on fine form, and it's a really big shame that this movie isn't a lot more popular. Films watched: 17

Yeah, I've got no followup to that. The jokes really do write themselves.

O Brother, Where Art Thou: I kinda have a weakness for Cohen Brothers movies. I also have a bit of a weakness for ancient Greek and Roman myths. And naturally, when you throw them together, I'm gonna go towards that thing like a moth to light. And this movie did not disappoint me at all, not the first time I saw it, or this time. Even after all these years, I still love this movie. The soundtrack doesn't hurt it, either. In fact, the soundtrack's one of the reasons I love it so much. Films watched: 16

Holy shit, that's amazing

A Long Way Down: Ultimately, not the greatest film in the world, really. I really don't have that much to say about it beyond 'eh'. Films watched: 15

I couldn't agree more.

Fargo: Damn, it's been a while since I've seen this movie. My thoughts on it are that: its really damn good, but there's one little niggle that brings it down just a little bit. Other than that, though, it is outstanding. Films watched: 14

Friday the 13th (1980): It's sort of a tradition that I have that, come every Friday the 13th, I sit down and watch the original version. While, yes, it has set up a lot of stock cliches and tropes of the slasher genre, it's still a pretty entertaining flick. I may be more of a Freddy fan, but this movie does have a special place in my heart. Films watched: 13

Gone Girl: Holy shit. Holy shit, this was good. Like, really damn good. David Fincher managed to knock everything out of the ballpark with this movie, because goddamn. I can't recommend this movie highly enough. Seriously, go watch it. Films watched: 12

That is all very true. I just hold the original in a special place in my heart, for a kinda weird reason. But yeah, I just really hope that these idiots don't go Rob Zombie on it, too.

I'm pretty sure it was James that brought up the whole 'Barbara's enamored with Dick' thing, although I haven't listened to WFP in years, so don't quote me on that.

J.J. Abrams doesn't really plan well, does he?

The Town: Pretty entertaining heist film starring Ben Affleck before Argo and Jeremy Renner before The Avengers. Based on the novel of the same name, The Town is a very Boston film. It does really help that a lot of it was actually shot in and around Boston. All in all, it was a very good film, and Ben Affleck is a really great actor. Films watched, 11