That does not sound like a list of people actually considered for the role by anyone actually involved with the show. Not saying some of them might not have been possible at one point or another, but I'd assume most of those names come from interviewers asking random actors if they'd consider it, magazines doing '5 people we'd like to see as the Doctor' lists or something else dumb like that.

The fact that it's from imdb doesn't help...

Huh. So if I'd remembered to vote, Roger Rabbit would have happened.

Now I feel bad...

Easily the most anticipated movie of the year for me, but it's apparently not showing up over here until next year sometime.

I guess I'll have to turn to less legal ways of watching it, which is too bad because this is one of those rare movies I actually would go the theater for.

Katanga and Kingsley Shacklebolt is the same guy!?!

Wow...

Didn't help that Teague, who claims to like the movie the most, decided to shut up for most of it.

My criticism of this, and some other commentaries, aren't that you spoke badly of the movie. I expect criticism and analysis of what didn't work and occasionally I even agree with you. I just prefer the commentaries where's there an actual discussion with two opposite sides. The best commentaries are the ones where there is some level of disagreement on the merits of a movie.

It should be said though, that I generally don't like listening to people rip something apart, even if I didn't like it myself. I'd rather listen to someone tell me why something works than why something doesn't, but that's obviously a very subjective thing and different people look for different things in their DIF.

Also, I didn't like the new guy. Nothing against him as a person; I just didn't think he brought anything substantial to the table beyond the aforementioned nitpicking. I'm sure that's something that would improve if he does more commentaries and find that particular DIF-rythm, but there are so many other panelists which I think consistently bring the goods alredy.

Just my take on things, no hard feelings I hope.

So, when was this recorded?

Lucasfilm rep Lynne Hale says:

“He was not serious when he talked about the end of the world in 2012 but he is an adamant believer that the world is flat, that Stonehenge was built by aliens, and that the sun revolves around the Earth,” Hale said. “These are among the many subjects he commonly discusses at length with Elvis, who he’s going to digitally insert into Indy 5 along with a roster of famous dead actors.”

According to this

Huh. I haven't had any problems with it today.

So I know nothing.

I'll be honest; I don't quite get why it's as 'popular' as it is.

I've only watched bits and pieces of it, so I'm gonna have to sit down and watch all of it at some point, but I don't think it's that funny. I'd probably like it more if it was all insight and no 'funny voice'.

That's just me though.

(me not hating the prequels is probably also part of it, but let's not get into that)

That was an nice mix of fascinating and funny.

Christmas with the Dotys looks like it's a good time.

I watched this a couple of weeks ago and loved it.

Being a huge Disney fan I might have gotten a little bit emotional during certain points, but I will not admit to there being tears.

Certainly a great documentary.

I would love an epic LotR marathon and would totally be there for the entire live show. Imagine all those fantastic digressions you would get lost in.

Please do it.