Colorless acting in Schilders list.

"Rebel Without a Cause" was (unintentionally, I suppose) comedic. Every square inch of scenery had teeth-marks in it:

I only watched What Dreams May Come once, after drinking a bottle of wine by myself, but it was deeply moving and I bawled my eyes out, and I will always love it, in a sappy drunken way.

Beautiful Girls is brilliant and not at all creepy (more than it needs to be), even if you have to be a certain type of guy in his mid twenties to appreciate that.

The studio system was better at making movies than the talent agent system.

I loved Green Lantern.

Bored out of my mind watching Once Upon A Time in Hollywood... was trying to hold on, thought it MUST be almost done, hovered cursor over play bar to find we were barely half way thru. I almost died. Turned it off, and will never go back.

"Avengers: Endgame" was terrible! It was the worst in all of the Marvel Series.

Captain America Civil War makes absolutely no sense. Blazing Saddles was brilliant. Alfred Hitchcock was a better director than Akira Kurosawa. Errol Flynn’s Robin Hood was better than any other Robin Hood. (Disney cartoon is second best).