I only made it halfway through Superbad and that's because I didn't have the remote. Unfunny, and I don't think Jonah Hill said one word that wasn't a swear word. I expect swearing in an R-rated movie, but it was so bad that it wasn't until 21 Jump Street in that I realized that Hill was an amazing actor. And funny too.

I love Bay's, so as a child of the 80s, I LOVE what he did with the movies. I haven't seen the cartoon in years, but everything about the Transformers themselves felt extremely familiar. I don't even care that Bumblebee wasn't a VW Bug. I can't believe he actually got the original Optimus Prime VA for the movie. It's been years since I've seen the cartoon, but I recognized that voice. Had to look it up to make sure.

I'm hoping he'll decide to do Voltron next.

I agree. Nintendo is not responsible for what a company names their game. And just because you don't like it, doesn't mean they have to remove it. But requiring the competitor to give full disclosure should be a thing. People should also pay attention to the creator name under the name of the game. I didn't for a while, that's how I got stuff I didn't want. I look at that now. Always stop and read about the game before you buy.

I knew the twist in The Usual Suspects before I saw the movie, since I saw it wges after it came out, and I was still blown away.

I've seen almost all of these movie on this list and I love rewatching them. I find something new each time. I try to see if there are any clues that I should have seen that would make me guess the ending.

I would add Momento and Identity to this list. No matter how many times I watch it, them, the twists never gets old.