Even his name says "Is that a beer?"

A million reasons, a single store! What's not to love?

C'mon down to the Frank Black Friday sale for prices so low, you'll think, "Where is my mind?"

But Dr. Google Discover—I am Pagliacci.

Ol' Two Eyes can still rock a hat after all these years.

Love Fargo. An incredible movie. Lots of funny stuff in it. But not the first thing that comes to mind when I think "comedy." (Or even "Coen brothers comedy.")

You'd have the same problem searching for a scene from _any_ animated movie. (Which, admittedly, is a similar oversight in the best comedies of the 21st century list that we put together way back when.)

(And then it's to our benefit that that voice is so assured and specific in its comic POV.)

I feel like this is why the I Think You Should Leave sensibility is such a good match for a paranoid thriller: If we're going to view Ron's whole world through his obsessions and grievances, that world ought to speak in the loud, panicked voice of those obsessions and grievances.

I want you to read the whole review, of course, but I also hope you pause near the top to give the subhead its due