I wouldn't say it's so much a "good reasons for hating everything" podcast.  I think for the most part that the podcast is about analyzing the film from a structural and story perspective.  I mean, Dead Man's Chest had huge flaws in the way the story was put together. 
I have my problems with Mystery Men and Zombieland so I look forward to seeing what is said.

why not just do all 3 in one day and get it over with... 

Liked the first one, in my book, it's a perfect movie.  Hits all it promises to hit and doesn't really miss a beat.

Second one, not so good, but okay. 

Third one, WTF, just kill me now this thing is so boring and way too long.  Did enjoy the multiple Jack Sparrows angle though.  That was sweet!

let me give it a try, and correct me if I get it wrong...if you shoot 24 fps with a video camera, but your shutter is set at 1/24th; you'll have that video look that you see in Public Enemies.  If you change your shutter to 1/48th, you'd get the more cinematic look.  Every Video camera, even the Red One, has a scanning rate for the sensor; which is essentially expressed in FPS; and they have a shutter speed setting.  The shutter speed is completely independent from the FPS.  It's confusing at first, but once you get a little into it, it begins to make sense both practically and mathematically. 

In film, you have both FPS and shutter angle.  And shutter angle is a whole 'nother can of worms...

Waterworld?! really...?  this should be interesting...  And Scott Pilgrim sounds like fun.  I have that one on Blu Ray.  Listened to the commentary, I enjoyed the mix of technical info and humor.  I think Edgar Wright does good commentaries.  Haven't heard the ones for Hot Fuzz or Shawn...

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.  The first movie, and the CGI one TMNT...  There really is no case to make other than I just enjoyed myself while watching these flicks.

Cast Away.  Just liked the quiet, slow crawl of this flick.  In todays movie-scape, we need more flicks like Cast Away...

What have each of you learned about storytelling and film structure while being a part of DIF?  And follow up question; have any of you incorporated what you've learned into any of your various projects whether professional or personal?

will you be doing video on this too, so we can watch live?

why would anyone hate on the Incredibles?  It's like that cuddly stuffed animal you liked as a kid, it's just so good.

yes! Incredibles!  We goin for a ride!  I like the cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs thingy.  Wasn't that flick the first 3D CGI Animation film?

you guys should have more episodes with Cloe.  I'd love to hear her rap again the way she did on those geekza episodes.  that was fun to listen to!

awesome!  It's shaping up to be a good weekend thus far!