I'm listening to this through headphones, at my normal 50% volume level. Yes, the audio could be described as "hot" but it's not obnoxiously so, doesn't hurt my ears and I can totally understand everyone speaking.

“In light of the recent attacks against my artistic integrity, I am retiring from all public life,” - Shia LaBeouf

Can't attack what you don't have.

Also, can we please stop blaming actors or demanding they apologize for movies we don't like? They didn't write or direct them. They were just in them. They were hired guns. It would be like getting mad at the delivery guy for the crappy pizza you just ate. It's childish, misguided and needs to end.

....No.

I like Sorcopher, myself.

Confession time: I've only seen the first film all the way through. I tried watching the second one but as soon as Harry Potter's version of Jar-Jar showed up, I shut it off. I've seen only bits and pieces of the other films. Despite all of that, the live stream event was AMAZING and SO MUCH DAMN FUN! I'm proud of all of you!

So, I missed the beginning of the event and therefore, missed the video that everyone was putting together of various clips from various episodes of WAYDM. Is there a way for me to see that, if not now, soon? YouTube, perhaps?

This is really well done, I think. I'm sure as an editor, this is the kind of stuff that Eddie faps to:

So, are you guys just gonna skip over Hot Fuzz then?

I'm also a defender of TDKR. I feel those that dismiss the film for having its share of "fridge logic" forget the previous two films have quite a bit of it as well. Zarban and I discuss all of this in our commentaries for each film. I recommend you check them out, especially if you're not a big fan of the third film.

Having said that, I would like to hear the panel tackle this one, but I agree as to being worried of a Spider-Man 2 hatefest, which I feel isn't very constructive and misses out on a lot worth discussing.

Did Kyle say his name wrong or something? In the outro, after he signed off, he immediately said "Ah, shit."

Let's all not forget Dorkman's amazing rant about "Geek Culture" that plays at the end of the Scott Pilgrim Vs The World commentary!

In case anyone's interested, I also recorded a track for this film, back in 2010.

http://sofadogs.libsyn.com/-192-carrie-1976-

I've never once considered the angle of "Carrie's Mom might be on to something," or "Carrie's Mom was right". To me, she was never "right" in the ethical, moral sense, only in a technical sense, maybe. It's an issue of nature versus nurture. I lean completely to the side of nurture, whereas I guess others (like the panel here, for instance) stand on the side of nature. I feel it's a nurture issue because, if Carrie's Mom wasn't "Crazy Town Banana Pants" and had actually treated Carrie well and raised her properly, she might have viewed the telekinesis as a gift from God, and would have been able to help her Daughter control it and use it to help others. Especially her Mother, nobody really takes responsibility for the monster they've created. I mean, never mind even the terrible bullying at school, just look at the stuff her Mother does and says to her. She's Carrie's biggest enemy and bully, way worse than anyone at school. It just reminds me of that scene in Fight Club: "You were running around in ski masks, trying to blow things up, WHAT DID YOU THINK WAS GONNA HAPPEN?"

Finally, I'm not alone in my dislike of Vertigo. Sure, it looks FANTASTIC, but I couldn't be more bored and less interested.

Trey, I think you and I should get together and go bowling.

P.S. Psycho is my absolute favorite Hitchcock film, followed closely by Rear Window.

Damn you.