1. The White Ribbon
2. Nine (The Rob Marshall one, not that bullshit animated thing)
3. Up
4. Antichrist
5. Where The Wild Things Are
6. Inglorious Basterds
7. Broken Embraces
8. Whatever Works
9. The Hurt locker
10. In the Loop

*I want to put ‘An Education’ on here maybe, but I don’t know where.

I’m going to write this and attempt to not be pedantic. Shit. Just used the word pedantic, it’s already too late. Anyway, Curtis Gwinn has an unparalleled ability to put into words what we are trying to do as improvisors, what our function is in society, and what makes great comedy legitimately great. I felt that by the end of class everyone who took it had become a better improvisor. I certainly feel that I did, and I definitely feel that I had participated in one of the best scenes of my entire, albeit short and amateurish ‘comedy-career.’ Curtis Gwinn got me pumped on comedy and life in general. It’s really a shame I wasn’t able to take a course with him, he definitely appears to be a genius.