I watched the Bullshot trailer. Holy crap. It's Benny Hill presents James Bond 007. A tip of the hat for working in 7 or 8 tit jokes in a 2min trailer, though. Did i see a young Billy Connolly?

I'm waiting for DIF to do

1941.

To Live and Die in LA.

Narc.

Is that a Bogie thing?

/huge Maltese Falcon and Casablanca fan

The Long Goodbye.

The Social Network.

B&W? How about Eraserhead? Oh, i forgot DIF doesn't do comedies.

Finally saw this and loved it. I currently can't get past the first 10min of Inception, but i liked this so much i wanted to watch it twice. Fincher's best movie after Fight Club. Great writing, the jumping back and forth in time worked fine. Top rate acting but nobody really stood out for me.

The reason to see it has nothing to do with facebook and/or Mark Zuckerberg being trendy right now (Time just named him man of the year), it's worth seeing for its own sake. I liked the Winklevi, they could've come off as fools but i felt just enough sympathy. So many of the women were airheads, but i guess that was the POV of the main characters.

I don't think Stone has to believe you to use your story. A lot of the JFK stuff is bullshit but he'll debate it passionately because he's a shit disturber. And used to make great movies.

But you don't have to be a weasel. He could've told the Winklekvi (love that word) that their idea was crap and walked away. He didn't have to prey on weak, needy Eduardo.

The film, as a cautionary tale, ok. But not that character i hope. Years ago, Gordon Gekko's "greed is good" was one thing but this guy's too much of an asshole. Besides, what has he actually accomplished? I mean, he's not Bill Gates or anything (yet). He still lives here.

There's a rumour that Fincher wants to make Rendezvous with Rama, i hope he does.

edit: 6hrs later, both my JFK and Gordon Gekko points appeared in a Cracked story (#5). I'm just sayin'. 

I didn't ignore it dude, i was enthralled by every word. I just didn't have anything other than 'i agree' to add. Let me try again. The commentary was fine. Starting off by basically apologizing and Eddie having to defend the movie took a bit of fun out of it for me but was still a good one.

The "boring" bits are under-rated IMO. I love the scene where Walter tries to lift the ban on group 7 access.
"User requests are what computers are for for."
"Doing our business is what computers are for."
They never talk about what the company actually does, because it doesn't matter. It makes the movie a bit more timeless and more likely to hold up years later. It's like John Sculley (as an evil genius) firing Steve Jobs (as an old man unable to make a comeback).

And the roof helicopter scene is one of the best movies endings of all time.

Also, Cindy Morgan.

Maybe there's a "those like it" that does. If not, maybe there will be if enough people think the idea behind Blender's a good one.

Aren't we all?

/that's what i heard!

LOL.

/warning! posts cannot contain only capital letters

If i understand your question correctly, you're asking if any Pern books other than the first one is worthy of being read.

The answer is no.

Read these instead.
1  Hyperion
2  Startide Rising
3  Neuromancer
4  America Gods
5  The Fall of Hyperion