Grant Schola

So entertaining, and the way these four characters interacted and meshed with each other was genuinely a sight. I just love this “Rear Window” style of filmmaking where everything happens in one place. > Hot take: this era of Seth Rogan is probably my favorite of his. Saying that as a massive fan of The Studio, and here he just steals every scene he’s in. Yet he’s still, at his core, Seth Rogan, so he sacrifices none of his comedy — he is still hilarious.

Truly, Rob Reiner was 1 of 1 and there will never be another like him. > I enjoyed every single aspect of this movie, and while, yes, it may be very dialogue heavy, I believe that is what makes it so special. Every actor carries out their lines in a way that is just pretty much perfect. And then it all leads to the showdown between Cruise and Nicholson and it is just everything you could’ve imagined plus more. It’s masterful work. James Hurley you couldn’t hide that forehead from me… “he’s still cool.. he’s always been cool”

**Confession:** this was my first time watching Brokeback Mountain. > Of course, the movie itself is extremely sad, but what gets me more than anything is just thinking about Heath Ledger. Just unfair.

Top 5 soundtracks in film history.