This has been true for a decade now.

That was kind of my point. I’m pretty sure buying a movie physically is the only way to actually own it. Everything else is just a long term license rental.

What about actual purchases instead of rentals?

I mean ideally I would have spent more time researching my argument. I just picked some stuff off my library that wouldn’t be immediately thought of as a musical. Figured mentioning something like a Disney movie, Mary Poppins, or wizard of Oz would fall on deaf ears.

Well Plex considers it a musical. I filtered by musics and just listed out some of the ones there.

8 Mile is a musical. Singing isn’t the only thing that determines a musical.

IMDb list one of its genres as Music

Must be a sad world to live in to not watch The Blues Brothers, Men in Tights, Willy Wonka, or Whiplash.

Don’t do it. It’s is filled with Ruffians and sour piñatas.

So probably a weaker year but I’d say all of those it beat out have withstood the test of time better.

How was it GoTY? Was 2014 that weak or is this cherry picking a small media outlet?

Is it going to kick my teeth in every time I feel the slightest bit of control?

Why shouldn’t kids play in the streets? They certainly used to do it all the time. Why don’t we reduce speeds or car access to areas with a lot of pedestrians?