Also, that has to be the weirdest triple feature...perhaps ever.

Any chance for an exit by Seattle? I can hitch from there.

Also, rocket cars, rocket cars in the tunnel.

I do not like "Fight Club."

I understand while many may like it, and the construction of the movie is fine. But, the nihilism of the film and the almost cardboard feeling of the characters I get makes it difficult to connect with them. When the end twist is revealed, it actually pulls me out of the movie because I sit there and analyze when his split happen, how that impacted his life, and why in the thunder hasn't he been arrested yet!

Then things blow up and I'm left going, "What?"

Doesn't work for me.

I will do some research and practice. My wife has a good ear for accents so she might be able to help coach me.

I am a bit surprised by the sudden resurgence of the biblical epic. I had wondered, about 6 years ago, if that could ever be a thing again, in the same vein as Ben-Hur and The Ten Commandments.

Apparently, it can be. Also, interesting read. I don't blame them for using CG animals but I'll be curious to see the end result.

I can see this being THAT movie were being closer to the screen, being surrounded by the blackness of space, would give a much more immersive and detailed experience.

However, I haven't seen the film, but, I find it interesting that it is being held up, as far as space related films go, as the benchmark. It is curious to see that opinion evolve, and maybe I'm too skeptical for my own good, but it makes me wonder how seriously this film will be taken as far effects go.

I mentioned this in the chat a bit ago, since I didn't know if October scary movie would be a thing or not this year, but the Ring was one I suggested. Not sure if anyone else is game, but it is a weirdly twisted movie that doesn't always work, so good for analysis.

I like the B&W a lot, as it does provide more coherency in the shots, like you said.

I know you're going for slimmer, but some inserts of people lounging might give the impression that this is taking a long time, even to the cast members.

I think the opening is still my favorite part, with Teague, Ewing and Dave with the rope.

However, it is definitely a fine job and again, glad to see it come together.

Someone get this man a camera!

Actually, I'm waiting for the "Special Edition" with a digital space ship rather than Teague's car