PEOPLE THEY PRAISE
Who gets the most positive mentions
A positive mention is a transcript note marked favorable or strongly favorable and tied to Bill Hader.
HOST PROFILE
WHO SHOWS UP AROUND THEM
PEOPLE THEY PRAISE
A positive mention is a transcript note marked favorable or strongly favorable and tied to Bill Hader.
WHERE THEY PUSH BACK
No repeated critical person mentions were clearly attributed in the transcripts.
This counts comments about a performance or body of work. It is not a personal approval rating.
IN THEIR OWN WORDS
Says he has loved the movie since childhood and still knows every word.
About 0 min into the transcriptArgues that the movie's genius is casting serious actors who play absurdity straight.
About 8 min into the transcriptSays the final Stack confession is his current favorite scene because it reveals a lonely man trying to connect.
About 48 min into the transcriptBelieves Nielsen's performance in the film is what unlocked his later comedy career.
About 40 min into the transcriptCalls the inflatable autopilot blowjob joke peak 10-year-old comedy.
About 48 min into the transcriptArgues the movie is almost too short, which helps it leave the audience wanting more.
About 48 min into the transcriptSays the best comedy comes from creators trusting their instincts and making themselves laugh.
About 32 min into the transcriptSays the movie strongly influenced Barry, especially its action coverage, use of music, and anti-glamor violence.
About 0 min into the transcriptSays she should have been a bigger star and praises her performance and screen presence.
About 64 min into the transcriptSays Barry owes a lot to this film in how it handles action and violence.
About 0 min into the transcriptTHEIR SIDE OF THE ARGUMENT
Robert Stack's end monologue is his current favorite, with the cockpit and inflatable pilot close behind.
Airplane!He prefers leaving the audience wanting more and likes that it ends quickly.
Airplane!Yes, she should have been bigger.
Airplane!He agrees it is unique and hard to compare to anything else.
No Country for Old MenAgrees that sequence is the pick.
No Country for Old MenLeans toward Jones but acknowledges Bardem as the harbinger of the film’s meaning.
Taxi DriverFoster wins because her performance and career trajectory are extraordinary and unforgettable.
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