You know what? I love Event Horizon. Scared me hardcore back when I saw it at the age of 17. You know what else? I really enjoyed Soldier, too. I think DiF should definitely cover that movie at some point. Did you know it's unofficially connected to Blade Runner?

Thanks so much, Snail! Got a link to the Browncoat group? If you're a member of Whedonesque (or you know someone who is), I could really use the exposure there. I was sure someone would have done it by now, but no such luck.

I forgot about this, but here's Confused Matthew's list of favorite Pixar films, Finding Nemo being at the top and Up being at the bottom:

1. Finding Nemo
2. Wall-E
3. Toy Story
4. Monsters Inc.
5. Cars
6. Ratatouilli
7. A Bug's Life
8. The Incredibles
9. Up

So...yeah. Discuss.

Oh, here's his review of Cars: http://www.confusedmatthew.com/Cars.php

For some reason, the streaming function keeps stopping in places for me, forcing me to restart and then jump ahead to where I was. Had to just download the mp3 instead.

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I sucked. I know. I can read between the lines.

"You could put a paper plate with a happy face on it and a mop and puppeteer it through the screen and call it Edward..." -Michael "Dorkman" Scott (Down In Front: Twilight Commentary)

Replace the name Edward with the name John.

Sweet!

Teague,

I shot half my scenes today (S1, the McD's scene and I got all my through the windshield/10-seconds of silence bits). Before I finish, I have a question: I know my first scene and the McDonald's scene are supposed to take place while the car is parked, but what about the other scenes? You didn't specify which scenes are meant to occur while driving, and which aren't. Sorry to nitpick, but I didn't want to proceed until I knew precisely what you wanted/needed. Also, it's been raining/storming in Texas off and on for a couple days now, so I was unable to shoot everything in one go.

Yeah, that sound you just heard? That's Teague simultaneously shitting and pissing himself.

Holy shit! I used to live at the corner of Burnett and West 2nd. Then that building became infested with bed bugs and everyone was evacuated. Until just last week, I lived on Hamilton Avenue, by University Drive and West 7th! Right now, I'm in Richland Hills (off of Highway 26 and Rufe Snow), staying with a friend, but we're still only a few minutes away from my previous stomping grounds.

Do you think we should work together on this? Maybe fill in as camera operator for each other?

I want to do this so hard! One problem: I can't drive. If I can play a backseat guy, then my roommate can drive (either his Jeep or his Ford Truck) and my other friend can film me.

1. How do you talk? Fast? Slow? Loud? Quiet?
Variations on all of these, depending on the lines I'm given.
2. What's your accent?
American. You know what I sound like.
3. Are you most comfortable playing serious, pissed, wacky, annoyed, funny? If you'd rather do something specific like this, let me know, otherwise you'll just get a part and do your best.
As long as I have time to rehearse, I'm probably good to go with whatever you give me. I'm really only as good as my director. If you give me the right stage direction and are clear about what you need, I can oblige. I'll gladly take whatever part you think I'm best for, small, medium, large, whatever.
4. Do you have specific car limitations? Like, no back seat?
See above.
5. Problem with profanity?
Fuck no.
6. Pick a movie you love. Doesn't have to be your favorite, but one that you just freaking love.
Reach The Rock (little known gem from John Hughes). If you need something less obscure, let's go with Night of the Creeps, Serenity or Drive.

As you may know, I live in Texas, currently in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Google image search should give you a good indication of what the landscape is like.