ok, just found a tidbit on imdb that talks about  "their dialogue is translated falsely in the subtitles", so they are in the original movie.  this makes waaay more sense than having large chunks of a scene where the only english word is "patton"

however, i stand by my original statement, you get the gist of what they're saying...and it was a unique way of seeing it.

Has learning that a decent number of people listen to the podcast independently from the movie changed your approach at all (less specific references to what's on the screen..that sort of thing)?

I'm glad you guys covered this movie.  solid discussion. 
The first time i tried watching the movie, it was super late and the dumpster scene scared the shit out of me.  I realized i probably wasn't ready for whatever this movie was....so i waited a few days and tried it again.
I love the weird, emotional glue this movie uses to tie scenes together.  granted, it's not a linear story, but the story isn't even really the point, imo.  it taps into that dream state where your questioning everything, but unsure how you got there.

Also, i feel like acid or at least some travels deep inside (and out of) your head makes a film like this easier to digest.  You're not instantly rejecting the logic (or lack there of) of the film, but more letting it wash over you.

the electric chair?  that seems a little excessive

Congrats Eddie!

amen.  i used to live in the Gaslamp District and spent many of my unemployed hours at the Field and the pool hall (that i think is now gone).

hang on....you're telling me we're supposed to sync to specific movies?

this changes everything

well that doesn't sound like very much fun

*uninvites invid to christmas party*

sounds like somebody is afraid of the orange curtain

Arnold just signed a decrimilization bill.

http://www.fresnobee.com/2010/10/01/210 … ornia.html

under an ounce is now an infraction.

but as someone who lives in the Bay area....it's essentially a non issue

If i'm going off pure memory...it's Rad.  I mean it has Bart Connor and a backflip on a bike.  However, I can only vouch for it's awesomeness from the 9 year old version of me.  There's a good chance it's a giant steaming pile of fail.

And damn you Eddie.... Real Genius is my second pick..such a classic.   

"Good. Because all of my filth is arranged in alphabetical order. This, for instance, is under 'H' for "toy." "