With luck Trey is going for the trifecta- doing a DVD commentary, a fan commentary, and iRiff for the same movie

I divide those into two categories: those I know I'd like but haven't gotten around to watching before DIF announced them, and those I know I'll only ever sit through with either DIF or Rifftrax playing along. Chinatown falls in the first category, and I watched it a month ago so I could see it fresh. Lots of good stuff falls into the second category though, like Eternal Sunshine or The Fountain. I know they're great, but for whatever reason they don't interest me.

You don't think a liar is spreading misinformation about how to detect lying, do you?

At this point, could it just be considered a parody of anime transformation sequences, where they repeat the same animation cycle every episode to save the 5 seconds of new animation? Either that or they're setting you up for some joke at the end of the season, like in episode 20 they zoom in and suddenly the pictures are gone and replaced with how to do the Hokey Pokey.

Well, obviously The Room doesn't count as racy I'm surprised nobody has done fan commentaries for Flesh Gordon or the musical Alice in Wonderland, though.

Although there's something to be said for asking people who's point of view you know to interpret what's on those sites and not want to just read the ad copy. Answering "What is it?" with "Good" is just as unhelpful as someone who refuses to go dig up the information themselves.

You know, I hope the lack of talk about the actual commentary isn't an indicator of how many are actually buying the movie. I don't think I will be able to watch it until I can get a disk rental personally.

So, what's coming out Halloween? I can't remember what you've already recorded horror wise.

It came to mind because a) I know some musicals have been translated from French to English, and b) there are definitely some anime I enjoyed much more before they were translated. When you understand none of the dialog, you're free to assume it's all deep and meaningful

There are stage shows that take such advantage of the medium that any "opening up" of them sort of ruin it. Others were probably compromised being confined to a stage in the first place and are probably the easiest to adapt.

If you did while I'd pay a reasonable amount, it would cut down on which ones I listen to... which would probably defeat much of the reason you guys do this in the first place (to get people to check out different films). That said, tossing one episode over there for $.99 might be a good promotional tool. Some groups that give their riffs away for free also have them as iRiffs for those who want to pay.