…Rango?

How was Tintin not nominated and Puss in Boots was?

I loved 'Drive'.

How about "Longest Fan". In more ways than one.

That's my point, it very well can change the top six.

I'm assuming each movie is going to have it's own pre- and post-discussion as well as it's own pause/unpause point.

Funny story:

In the theater for Hugo this evening, there was a couple behind me who were very chatty. I had a little game when the Titanic trailer came on for how long it would take the girl to figure out what it was, and then her reaction. It took her a little long—you can ask my date at Tintin, I knew it was Titanic on the rating screen—but her shocked gasp was worth it. And then at the end she was frantically asking the guy how they made it 3D, and he couldn't do anything but repeat 'I don't know, I just don't know.'

Indeed….

Essentially making the PT a big-ass flashback sequence. I wish somebody would create a 2 hour version of the PT with just the essential bits, built for showing someone between 'Empire' and 'Jedi'.

SPOILERS

Yes exactly, which led me to be not at all surprised by the "kill the cat" moment a few reels later.

Nitpick: her name is actually Rooney Mara, not Mara Rooney. Which is fucking confusing, so I can understand.

While we're on the topic: Armand Hammer. That's his ACTUAL NAME. It's like naming your kid Dove Bar.

Anyone else reading the new Crichton book "Micro"? It's essentially "Honey I Shrunk The Scientists", but it's an interesting concept that I'd love to see get filmed. It's kind of impressive that Crichton's ideas got harder and harder to film as time went on, as Micro coud only be done on a budget of about $150 million to be done right, and only with today's technology, but Jurassic Park could be filmed in '92 for about $60.