This just in:  Asylum's campaign to have people put 2010: Moby Dick on their Netflix queue has resulted in a "larger than normal" DVD order from Netflix.

So, Moby should be available from Netflix very soon, thanks to all of you who helped game the system.    In the words of Captain Ahab - HA!

/edit:  oops, actually that was just one word.

By the way, if you're a Time/Warner cable subscriber, 2010 Moby Dick is now available On Demand. 

You'll find it very near the top of the list...

Well, thanks sir.

As for the commentary, as much fun as it was to have a good ol' fashioned "they destroyed my brilliant artistic vision!" wankfest (while at the same time admitting I never actually had one), I should reiterate that the folks at the Asylum pretty much let me do whatever I wanted with their movie, until time ran out.   Which was awfully nice of them.

Also, as mentioned in the commentary, their in-house FX team now has three times the personnel as it did when we made Moby, which has made it possible for them to actually do shots to order, rather than just frantically shoveling pixels over to Editorial.   Which ought to make life easier, both for the FX team and for whoever is directing this month's movie.

I regret nothing.  Well, almost nothing.  Actually, a lot of things.

That's three, motion carried.

No kidding?  Says here in my book under Rule 34 "See: Rule 42".

I may have an old copy.