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I too dislike Citizen Kane. It's unbelieveably overrated. It's always on those greatest films list, mostly because it was on another list that somebody made. Nearly every technique has been done better in movies since and the story isn't that great, with an unlikeable character and some pretty dodgy acting (I remember his wife being pretty awful). Thinking about it, I can't even remember the story, only the Rosebud bits.

Doesn't hold a candle to things from that era like 12 Angry Men.

They may have revolutionized several aspects of filmmaking with Citizen Kane, but they didn't do anything with bullet time, which I think we can all agree is a far more noteworthy revolutionary filmmaking tool.

Oh, we are so gonna do Primer, and Trey is going to explain every single timeline and it's gonna be awesome. There will literally be no questions left after that commentary. That and Mulholland Drive, back to back. He'll make it allllllll okay.

(Seriously, we're gonna do Primer.)

Also, welcome to the forums Shackman!

Thanks guys.  I've been listening for a long time (and no Trey, i've never watched a movie with the commentaries because nearly every movie you've done i know really well) and needed to improve my slack to work ratio at the office.

I LOVE THAT MOVIE. I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE.

EDIT: Jeff, because we already did it later. Think about it!

One. Tahoo-oo. Three.

Primer... OMH. That will be.......................................................interesting.

On a similar yet tangentiall vein...  you guys should do "11:14" too

/Z

I will say, never try watching Primer for the first time at 3 in the morning, it doesn't work. My brain still hurts.

Oh man, I love love love Match Point. One of my most favorite movies of all time. I'd love if you guys did it.

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Just did a search and no one has mentioned Cloverfield. It's not a perfect movie, but I definitely think it's one of the better theater experiences that I've had.

Then again, I may be biased because I followed the viral marketing campaign. Not to mention the fact that the first trailer debuted in front of Transformers as a nameless movie that starts at a 90210 party and ends with the Statue of Liberty head thrown down the street.

Seriously. Cloverfield. Do it.

I would hope that the god-awful Alien Resurrection (Withanerection) is on the cards for future podcasting?

Oh, come on. Alien Resurrection was not an objectively bad movie. It ranks way above, say, Pandorum.

Alien vs. Predator, on the other hand, was just boring.