I hear you, and point taken. But I'm not (at least not consciously) equating excellence with elitism. I would say "The Incredibles" was both popular and a maste

I hear you, and point taken. But I'm not (at least not consciously) equating excellence with elitism. I would say "The Incredibles" was both popular and a masterpiece. The "Fast" series is popular but not a masterpiece. And "Sorry to Bother You" was a masterpiece, but not popular (nor is it in my opinion inaccessible in the way that "Drive My Car" or Ursula Meier's "Home" might be, if by inaccessible you mean thematically unengaging to mainstream American audiences.) Personally, I like 'em all.