I loved armageddon when I was younger. I'd say young, but I'm only 24, and considering 'dad' is about twice my age, it doesn't exactly feel right.
I haven't watched it in years, but I bought it today to re-watch it.

Btw, having not listened to the whole commentary yet, I noticed Teague dissapeared, but then reappered again. Did the guys wake you up, or did you pass out later than that?

Great commentary still, though. I had to look up William Fichtner, but yeah, he's pretty much in every movie.

...The Core?

EDIT:
Let me elaborate a tad. If it were the case that that what happens in the core initially(the whole earth thing), there would be nothing we could do. even if there was something, we wouldn't just send ONE fucking team down there. But because it's a movie, it doesn't make sense to involve all 4815162342 persons down there.

It's finally done? Awesome.

If I recall correctly, they were thinking pretty much inside the box.

Whoa, never done that before. Nicely done. My eyes hurt and have issues focusing right now, but cool nonetheless.

Primer is THE mind-fucker. I hate/love it.

Jackal: As far as I can remember, "Iciocracy" has nothing to do with reality TV. It's about how the human civilization is currently at its peak, and how we are degraded, mind-wise in the future. It's not worth a look, it's utter crap.

Loved the commentary. The parts where you try to go on about 'if he grew up like this, he'd be used to it, and wouldn't question it' riddles me.

I mean, if I grew up in there, on an island, I probably wouldn't question anything. However, the fact that it seems to have connections to other places, albeit impossible to cross, is a tad annoying. If it was just an island, I don't think Truman would even question if there's anything beyond the horizon. He might've, once, but after that, I think he'd settle with the fact that this island is all there is. (If you've seen LOST season 6, you'll get what I mean) The problem is, however, that seeing as there were roads and whatnots to seemingly other places is what would trigger his curiosity. Every single time he tries to drive somewhere new, there's traffic coming out of nowhere, and whatnot.

The 'big brother' in me would very much like to see an experiment like this in the real world, but as a realist, It'd be cruel, terrible and downright torture for the poor individual.

Damnit. I just might have to sit out of this one as well. Blargh.

I agree with Karen Gillan. If only she was a couple of inches shorter, though. 5'11" isn't optimal

But, the new Tardis is waaaaay sexier.

Okay, somehow I think I wasn't entirely clear on the fact that the stories should be real, not films.

A quick google for the underground comedy movie torrent gave a couple of results, if nothing else.

Also, discovered I have actually watched "The Room". And it sucked balls. Big, juicy, hairy donkey-balls. If there's ever a worse movie out there, I'd like to see it.

Hello doggy.