Great cast. The Station Agent and The Visitor were both great.

The next movie I *have* to see is Jane Eyre, which is cool as it's supposed to be an excellent version. Mia Wasikowska (The Kids Are All Right) is fine with me, and I score big points by taking my wife. Win win.

First time posting here. Over the off-season, this site has become one of my favorites, in both the Yankee and Non-Yankee categories. Thanks to everyone involved for the fun, entertainment, and insight.

A late friend of mine was art director on The Station Agent and The Visitor . . I wonder if he would have worked on this movie as well. I sure do miss him.

Thanks for bringing this to my attention; looking forward to seeing it.

A little nostalgia, anyone?
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Paul Giamitti is the eff'in man! I always enjoy how plain and unassuming he seems; then you see his work and you are blown away with how much better he is than everyone else.

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I second that emotion.

I saw "Paul" over the weekend (I'm a Simon Pegg fan). Nowhere near as good as "Shaun of the Dead" or "Hot Fuzz", but amusing in spots.

Yankee game is on MLB Network right now.

[5] I'll have to check it out - enjoyed both of those and I like Greg Mottola's films, especially Adventureland.

6) Game thread above.

7) Adventureland left me flat--especially Ryan Reynolds who I thought was badly miscast--but I really enjoyed "The Station Agent." This new one has a great cast, though. Jeffrey Tambour!

[8] The thing I loved about Adventureland is that it actually nailed the era. Every other 80s set piece I see totally over-sells the concept. Adventureland actually felt like 1987 as it was, not as how some 22 year old imagines it was. As for Reynolds, I go back and forth, Alex. The last time I watched it, I felt his general unctuousness suited the character. I'm wondering what else about it you disliked or if it was more a general "Eh, so what?" type of reaction.

Hey, Burt Young is in Win Win, too. He lives somewhere in my area.

9) I just thought Reynolds had a juicy little role and could have nailed it like Matt McC in "Dazed and Confused" or Ray Liotta in "Something Wild" but I just didn't think there wasn't anything there there. As for the movie it was more, "Eh, so what?" I didn't dislike it just don't recall anything sticking with me about it either.