Death Proof can't really be viewed in a traditional way. It's intentionally shitty, in all the ways that Quentin's favorite films from that genre were. So as an homage, it's great. As a standalone movie, it's obviously shaky.

I assume you're talking about

Oh darn, I have class at 5 tomorrow. Maybe next time!

Holy fucking shit. Now I'm tempted to buy an extra ticket just to support these crazy bastards.

Tonight's episode was great. There were some moments that actually made me jump. I love the interplay between Clara and the TARDIS. Such a great, fresh dynamic for the show to introduce.

RIPD looks stupid as hell and I love it.

Sounds like science-fiction.

Did anyone else see it in 3D? The conversion was okay, not as good as Titanic's last year. The movie itself still holds up, though. The initial T-rex attack has entered into pop culture, so it's easy to forget just how terrifying it is. Same goes for the scene with the raptors in the kitchen. That Spielberg, he knows what he's doing.

I like Story Breakers and Frame Raters the best out of that list.

It was the government, man. WAKE UP SHEEPLE.

I totally disagree that the commentaries and the Intermissions are two separate podcasts. Down in Front used to be a podcast that released movie commentaries. Now it's a movie discussion podcast that occasionally also does full-length commentaries for movies. Same people, same ideas, same podcast. Commentaries aren't the main focus of the show, so the title shouldn't reflect that.