Pavlich hears dead people.

I liked Red State, but get the criticisms.

And Smith did edit it while shooting; you're right on about that, though I actually liked the editing in this.

Then John, please don't do anymore Couch Surfing episodes. If you do anything, please don't do anymore of those.

Was happy to hear you guys, considering you guys seem to really like science (and detailed science) forgive some of the stuff in this movie. I think it was Brian that made the point, that if you have true characters and a good story, you just accept the magic bean and move on, great point.

And I never really thought about the whole "Biff was an attempted rapist of my now wife and now I'm employing him" thing. Maybe Biff should've been the bum on the bench, at the end (replacing the original, timey whimey explanation).

And I think it's fun to know how old people are when they see things. I was 10 when I saw BTTF (in theaters, born in '75), a great age to see it.

Please eventually do Part II & III (nice idea about Part II being the final chapter btw)

Edit: About what was thought in '89 about the future: I doubt many actually thought there would be flying cars in the "near" future. I also like the aesthetic of 2015 in BTTF2's future. 

But I never bought that the Cubs would win the World Series by then. Absurd.

And sorry, but Delorean's really are shit cars (at least the engines). They really don't go fast.

I'd still want one though

Nope, it's a conspiracy. (I've said too much)

I read an Indiana Jones novel (when I was a teenager) and it was about the search for Noah's Arc, even that would've been better (well maybe)

I like the Atlantis idea though.

Edit: It's nice to know that as a younger man, even I knew about tropes. My friend and I used to call it "bad guy shooting school" for the stormtrooper bad aim, bad guy marksmanship thing.

Late Edit: I never got she blew it up with her mind either, but I guess I don't remember much about the film.

How about two old guys being tossed like rag dolls, over waterfalls with no injuries?

Dushku was Faith. I love Faith. I love Dushku. It's science.

Love it, but sadly don't own it and it's not on Red Envelope Instant

The small town talk was funny. We would "cruise" which would end by circling the Sonic parking lot, and that was fun. Grew up in TN.

And I got your Dushku lovin' back Pavlich (And Castle is still a solid, and sometimes quite charming procedural, mostly due to Fillion)

Fun commentary, and great timing. I was going to rewatch Slither this Cocktober anyway.

I'm saying it before you perhaps do this one, but not as good as Death Proof, and yes I'm serious.

The more I watch Kill Bill's, the more I like Vol. 2, although I still prefer Vol. 1.

Pavlich I agree about the end scene being some of the best Tarantino dialogue. That scene really makes Vol. 2 for me; it's so good.

Thanks for doing these, hope for some Jackie Brown, Death Proof (I'm an apologist) and Basterds commentary, though from comments, Basterds hate, for shame

Am listening now (enjoying), and find it funny that you guys open saying how this movie isn't that hard to understand, yet the rest is you guys explaining things to each other, that you guys don't understand!

Of course, I blame Nolan for that, not you, but it's funny.

Edit: Whoever in the chatroom that said Top Gear is rubbish, is a wanker. (unless you were talking about the US version, then yes)