I would love to listen to this commentary, guys, but the new Adobe flash update is causing your player to crash.  This is the fifth time I've restarted the track and had to sync it up to the movie.  THANKS ADOBE! Thanks, alot.

Continued: Alright, got through just fine.

What you guys did is made me realize that most of my objections for twilight come from the second movie and onward.  However, what this movie started I still find objectionable.  You guys said it yourselves, something to the effect of, "I really object to some of the concepts and undertones, but other than that its not that bad..."  Other than that?  THAT is a bad movie to me.  I find the twilight stories very offensive for the reasons you pointed out, that as girl or a woman the most important thing about you is your virginity and who you decide to give that to.  Not to mention its incredibly sexist, making females out to be nothing if they don't have a man around, and men out to be sex objects.  I think that makes a bad movie.  It can't be okay despite of that.  I think those are legitimate reasons to call all of Twilight terrible.

A Christmas Story would be fun to do, but you guys already did the ultimate Christmas movie, Die Hard.

I can go by Wisconsin, too.  Sounds cool.

I recently listened to some comments on the prequels from a reviewer that I sometimes agree with, and he said some things about Jar Jar that made alot of sense to me.  He said that as far as annoying characters go, Jar Jar is not the most annoying of them all.  I can't think of any that are worse at the moment, but I digress.  He said that the reason Jar Jar comes off as incredibly annoying is because he is not annoying anyone else on screen.  In the first movies C-3PO is very annoying, however, Han is reacting to it.  The audience laughs at Han's reaction because we relate to him.  However, in Jar Jar's case, no one is face-palming at what he does so I'm left to assume that we are expected to laugh, simply, at what he does.  Maybe, if Obi-Wan spent the movie slapping Jar Jar in the back of the head for the whole movie he could have been much more tolerable.  Instead of paying a consequence for his stupidity, he takes out a fucking tank.

FYI.  The documentary that was referenced during the commentary was actually called Girl 27.  Keep up the great work gentlemen and thanks for giving me a closer look at this movie which I greatly under-appreciated when I first saw it.

Has anyone ever heard of this movie, Stranded?  From the description it sounds like that elusive movie fitting the category of "like Apollo 13 only it hasn't happened yet".  However, from the reviews it sounds like it suffers from poor acting, or its a rip off of Mission to Mars, which I didn't think was very good to begin with.

Great commentary guys I look forward to the next episode.  However, you got the Wisconsin gun laws wrong.  There is absolutely NO concealed carry here.

Rampage.  Uwe Boll has made a movie which critics are saying is worth watching, and is well made.  I would like to hear what you guys think of it.

I'm really sorry if this question is not posted in the right spot, but I don't know where else to ask it.

Teague, is your sign off, "Goodnight, goodnight," a tribute to Whose Line is it Anyway?  At the end of every episode of the original British version of WLIIA, the host, Clive Anderson, would sign off by saying, "...and I'm Clive Anderson saying goodnight.  Goodnight."

I enjoyed this commentary guys, it was great.  I remember not being thrilled by this movie when I first saw it, however, watching it with you guys I have a new appreciation for it and now desire to purchase it.

I surprised you never when into describing Constantine as an antihero.  I thought he would be an example of the quintessential antihero, being a so unlikable and nontraditional good guy.

Saved!  A teen movie that takes a hard look at religion.