Oh, no, the commentary was great. I just want to see the same movie those guys saw, cause Peter Weir didn't make it.
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402 2010-06-14 10:54:45
Re: Master and Commander (31 replies, posted in Episodes)
beldar wrote:
Who listens to a commentary about a movie he hates?
Huh? It's a podcast, not a Blu-Ray.
403 2010-06-14 08:17:54
Re: The old "next week" thread. (301 replies, posted in Episodes)
DorkmanScott wrote:
Does Peter Weir still know good from bad, and does he still possess enough self-honesty to tell the difference?
Well, I've been questioning both of those since M&C was released, so I think the real question is, has seven years of vacation done him any good?
404 2010-06-14 08:15:01
Re: Master and Commander (31 replies, posted in Episodes)
I hated this movie, and the commentary did nothing, absolutely nothing, to change my mind about it. It was like a really really boring episode of TNG, only not in space so it's cool, but on water so it's boring and ugly.
405 2010-06-13 02:51:42
Topic: Stargate (75 replies, posted in Off Topic)
So in a fit of nostalgia at the season finale of SGU, and needing something to do for the next three months until season 2, I threw in the original Stargate film (pretty bad), and then the SG-1 pilot (worse). OK, so that was a failure. I wanted to check out some of the show, though, and especially find out about this Lucian Alliance and Icarus Base, etc. So I've been watching season 9, which is actually pretty awesome. I like Ben Browder, and I'm glad that the Egyptian thing finally wore off.
But is there anything else in SG-1 I should skip back and watch? Is there like a good progression, 4-7 episodes from each season, that would get me a good portion of the plot, and tell me who is who?
And are Atlantis and Infinity worth watching at all? My gut tells me no, but I'm open to suggestions. What about the TV movies, too. I remember trying to watch Continuum, and not liking it, but that was a while ago.
Also: general Stargate discussion: go!
406 2010-06-11 01:16:52
Re: The old "next week" thread. (301 replies, posted in Episodes)
And Brian calls his Eddie Doty.
407 2010-06-10 04:39:49
Re: The Thing (8 replies, posted in Episodes)
OK, that was pretty awesome. As I told brian, it's like the best episode of Fringe ever. I can't say I was terribly scared, but it's the middle of the day, and 80s puppet effects just aren't what they used to be.
I know this is going to break Trey's heart, but this is a film just begging to be remade (again). Give it to someone like Darabont, who really knows how to use CGI properly.
Oh, and why did Kurt Russell ever shave off that beard? He needs to grow it back, and then do a guest arc on Stargate: Universe, à la Richard Hatch on BSG.
408 2010-06-10 02:52:52
Re: The Room (20 replies, posted in Off Topic)
Can someone explain what exactly The Room is, for someone who has been living under a rock, or in Japan, whatever the case may be?
409 2010-06-10 02:50:08
Re: The Thing (8 replies, posted in Episodes)
So I threw a bunch of old DIFs on my iPod over the weekend, and as I started this one, I realized that I had somehow never listened to the episode. And at the end of the intro, I realized that I simply had to watch the film.
One torrent later, here I am, about to watch The Thing for the first time ever. Reactions to come.
410 2010-06-09 23:35:48
Re: Suggest a movie! (2,061 replies, posted in Episodes)
Have you guys thought about doing The Empire Strikes Back?
411 2010-06-07 11:56:02
Re: Pan's Labyrinth (47 replies, posted in Episodes)
CloeZ wrote:
Just because A Midsummer Night's Dream has fairies in it does not make it a fairy tale.
That's. My. Exact. Point.
412 2010-06-07 07:33:27
Re: Pan's Labyrinth (47 replies, posted in Episodes)
How is it structured without a point? Yes, it's a story about the Spanish Civil War, and the stuff with the girl is meant to paralell what's happening in real life. My point of saying it wasn't a fairy tale was to speak against what Cloe said about it not following the 'rules.' Why on earth does it have to follow the rules that you associate with modern fairy tales? It's about a faun screwing with a little girl. Does Midsummer Night's Dream follow your fairy tale rules?
413 2010-06-07 06:13:00
Re: Pan's Labyrinth (47 replies, posted in Episodes)
I think the problem you had was you thought it was a fairy tale. It wasn't, it was a myth. Think The Hobbit, not The Little Mermaid. Hercules, not Alice.
414 2010-06-07 02:04:36
Re: Suggest a movie! (2,061 replies, posted in Episodes)
Ever run into Rahm Emanuell, Jeff?
415 2010-06-06 11:55:27
Re: In-movie, SW trivia. (16 replies, posted in Off Topic)
BrianFinifter wrote:
What? No they're not. The last ones I read were the Civil War storyline, and that everyone's old favorites of Luke, Han, Leia, and Wedge still kicking around. It's like 30 or 35 years post-Yavin IIRC.
I guess I was referring to these comics, didn't realize the rest of the series hand caught up yet:
416 2010-06-05 23:37:53
Re: In-movie, SW trivia. (16 replies, posted in Off Topic)
downinfront wrote:
emfayder wrote:He is killed off in the novel Darksaber if you didn't know.
You're bad at picking what is and is not a spoiler.
Everyone dies sometime, Teague. The current Star Wars books are like 150 years post-Yavin.
417 2010-06-02 02:54:23
Re: Top Five thread. (313 replies, posted in Off Topic)
1. Ellen Page in Hard Candy
2. Sigourney Weaver in Alien
3. Zoe Saldana in Avatar
4. Dolly Parton in Nine to Five
5. Mélanie Laurent in Inglourious Basterds
Top five males badasses in cinema
418 2010-06-02 02:50:03
Re: The Core (20 replies, posted in Episodes)
It's the only show note you'll ever need.
419 2010-06-01 22:07:31
Re: Labyrinth...I'm gonna need your guys help on this one... (Spoilers...) (17 replies, posted in Off Topic)
I've never heard Labyrinth mentioned in any context except 'cheesy old movies,' or 'cheesy muppet movies,' or 'cheesy movies starring David Bowie.' I dunno who you've been listening to that said it was a masterpiece.
420 2010-06-01 22:03:39
Re: Top Five thread. (313 replies, posted in Off Topic)
1. Pan's Labyrinth
2. Earth Girls Are Easy
3. Paris, Je T'aime
4. Akira
5. Amelie
Top five musical instruments.
421 2010-06-01 13:34:22
Re: Top Five thread. (313 replies, posted in Off Topic)
Top five thread, guys. What are we on?
422 2010-06-01 00:20:05
Re: Labyrinth...I'm gonna need your guys help on this one... (Spoilers...) (17 replies, posted in Off Topic)
Target.
423 2010-05-31 03:08:51
Re: The old "next week" thread. (301 replies, posted in Episodes)
Spoilers!
God, Maul, what's wrong with you. Someone of us want to WAIT and find out that there's errors in the file when it's RELEASED.
424 2010-05-29 23:41:59
Re: Suggest a movie! (2,061 replies, posted in Episodes)
Can we give Jeffery some sort of Poster of the Week award? He's been on fire.
425 2010-05-28 07:26:39
Re: Suggest a movie! (2,061 replies, posted in Episodes)
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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