The role wasn't all that important enough to the story to ruin it. The crux of it was the father/son/evil surrogate father dynamic.

The cast wanted more money and Michael DeLorenzo pulled a David Caruso.

Stabbed him twice in different areas of his body if you want to get technical.

Who cares. It's about our entertainment, not their awards.

Good movie but not a good sequel to Silence of the Lambs.

I wouldn't mind seeing Alias rebooted. That show was so good at the start with it's original concept then devolved into a complete mess.

OP is going for outrage for likes/upvotes. They must have got lost on their way to Twitter.

If you compare to some of her other performances, this was actually pretty good for her lol. But yeah, in no way the "best" that year. Julianne Moore wasn't as well known at that time, Boogie Nights was her launching pad into the next level from a working actress to a top one. Her career ended up much better than Basinger's in the long run.

You mean like The Fatties: Fart 2?

You don't ever admit the existince of our thing!

What do you expect, it's a prime time soap opera with a hospital background setting. It's gonna be cringy and heavy handed. If you want solid writing and acting, there's ER.

If you enjoy the soapy stuff, NBC had a show called Mercy back in 2010 with a pre OITNB Taylor Schilling, Michelle Trachtenberg, Margo Martindale and they added James Van Der Beek halfway through their only 22 episode season. I found it way more easy to digest than Grey's Anatomy. It was pretty decent and for whatever reason just never caught on. I think it faced really tough competition in its timeslot.

You're more than allowed to enjoy it, but from everything I've heard, expect to be in minority.

How about an aluminum blanket instead?

The scene showing Andy breaking out of Shawshank. Incredible score, narration and visuals of him standing arms outstretched in the thunderstorm. I can't even imagine how great that looked watching it in theatres. I didn't get to see it until it hit On Demand PPV like 6 months later.

Uh oh, someone just mentioned /r/television's favorite 2 words.

American Psycho is either listed on the wrong side or can be listed in both.

Ehh, that was kinda the point though. It dove heavily into conspiracies, unproven incidents and questionable theories. Fantastic movie though.

Any of the Final Destination movies. The original Blair Witch Project. If you don't count the masked/alternate forms of the antagonist, Fallen and Zodiac are among the best.

"Go ahead call him, I'm sure he's home! It's his night to be with the other escaped NAZI'S, isn't it?!?"

This movie was a little absurd but a damn fine guilty pleasure watch.

Not really because House had gone on for far too long by the time it ended.

Euphoria is already an adaption of an Israeli series. So this is an adaption of an adaption.

I honestly can't think of anything I could give a shit less about than a show about this guy who will be forgotten about in a week.

Well it's been 30 years since it came out, so in that time other movies have come out that could make the same claim. It still hits several other areas like the greatest sci-fi movie or greatest sequel of all time.

I do it all the time. I love it.