Xenophanes posted:

It's Hail Caesar! because their foray into George Clooney BDSM slash fiction expresses the deepest expression of their artistic intent. Also, it has Jonah Hill in its top billing when he has three lines and 4 seconds of screen time establishing that he is, for all intents and purposes, a person who is legally in the movie, playing the role of a "person," pure and simple. It's a great meta joke about Jonah Hill's making a career out of being just a person, an anti-movie-star, in contrast to Clooney's hyper-stardom.