You ready?
All right, I'm gonna pull out a movie.
And the winner is...
Dreamgirls.
Jennifer Hudson started that movie at 10,
in terms of singing, and by the time she was finished,
she was at 15.
She knocked it out of the park.
Okay, next one I have is It's a Wonderful Life.
It's a Wonderful Life is a perfect film,
and I'll tell you why.
Because you couldn't do this film anymore.
The bad guy, Lionel Barrymore, Mr. Potter,
doesn't get "got" at the end.
He does a terrible thing to Jimmy Stewart,
tries to ruin his life.
The answer's no, no! Doggone it.
If you made the movie today,
you'd have to see him being carried out in handcuffs
and like, "Why, why?"
But they didn't do it, because they just showed you
that living well is the best version of life.
And that's why it's a perfect film.
The Wedding Singer.
Now, here you go.
Two incredibly likable people,
Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore.
And I think they did a bunch of films together,
and they should keep doing films together,
'cause they're so incredibly enjoyable to watch on screen.
And I enjoy watching them do anything together.
The Terminator. The first time, The Terminator.
The first one, when it first came out.
I'll be back.
Mind-blowing.
Linda Hamilton was fantastic.
Beetlejuice.
Just, nuts.
Don't you hate it when that happens?
Let's go, Barbara.
Michael Keaton killed it.
Was out of his mind in that film.
Nice fuckin' model.
9 to 5.
Okay, well this was a big one.
I was a little bit younger when this one came out.
It showed you that Dolly Parton was a really good actress, as well.
Which was good fun to see.
Now we all know.
The Wizard of Oz is a classic.
When I was a kid, we only had a black and white TV.
And so, until I was 13 years old,
I didn't know that it turned to color.
So imagine how stupid I sounded,
when I was over to my friend's house at 13 years old
and it turned to color.
Network, as I've said before,
is my favorite film of all time.
Everything Paddy Chayefsky wrote about,
reality television, the idea that news could be the star,
the idea that there is no United States,
there is no Soviet Union, there is only IBM.
That corporate takes over the newsrooms,
everything about it that was a joke in 1976
when it came out, ended up being true.
And some of the best performances you'll ever see.
Ned Beatty in that one.
You will atone.
West Side Story.
It's a great film.
It's a great musical.
Spielberg has a new one, apparently, coming out.
But he's got a lot to live up to
because, Rita Moreno knocks it out of the park.
E.T.
It's a masterpiece.
I mean, this is where Spielberg shows you he's a master.
He can do anything.
I dare anybody to watch it and not cry
when he starts saying, "E.T. go home."
Pulp Fiction.
Quentin's masterpiece.
You're a smart motherfucker.
That's right.
Quentin came on to direct ER about three months
after Pulp Fiction had come out,
and everybody was a little star-struck by him.
I later played his brother in a film.
And so, I realized that he was still human, you know.
But he is a tremendous director.
Mrs. Doubtfire.
Ahh! Oh, God!
I really, really miss Robin Williams.
I miss him like crazy.
I wonder what he'd have to say about today.
Young Frankenstein.
Now we're talking classics.
"Frau Blücher."
Frau Blücher.
All of his films are fun,
but this is a, sort of a masterpiece.
Blücher!
10 Things I Hate About You.
Now, here's a movie that a lot of people have seen.
I have not.
I hope everybody watches The Midnight Sky, on Netflix.