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My driver and camera man was Allen Coe.

Also, if you're gonna cut bullet3's bit, would you be cool with putting back in those extra seconds of me getting out of the car? In this cut, I feel it's a bit abrupt. I'm concerned if people don't notice it's me in that shot, then the fact that my shirt says "J-Dawg" on it won't be funny, which is why I wore it in the first place.

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If I remember correctly, wasn't it originally intended to include the names of people who drove cars/operated cameras? I recall Teague specifically asking me for that info.

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No joke, my Mother was THIS CLOSE to naming me and my Sister, Jen and Kira, respectively.

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I had the misfortune of seeing Mission: Impossible 2 on my Birthday. What a self-indulgent mess that movie is. I'd put the rest of the films on about equal footing, in terms of quality. I do think Ghost Protocol is marginally better than the others, though. The action set pieces alone are fantastic, and this one doesn't have Ving Rhames in it (I preferred his more serious turn in the Dawn Of The Dead remake).

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^^^^ This!!! All of this!!!

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I happily accept the invitation! smile

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Who shot who in the what now?

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That's a good point. You know, because the events of this film are so claustrophobic and more intimate, it seems kind of microcosmic and we forget that this was just one, localized bit of the alien invasion taking place. Your suggestion that this was happening all over London (maybe even other parts of the world) could lead to some very interesting sequels or at the very least, some fun fan fiction on the internet. smile I'd like to hope that within those stories, any issues I had with this film would be remedied or nonexistent.

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My podcast episodes are 64k mono only because they have to be. I have a limited amount of storage space each month (250 megs), so compression must take place. I've yet to run into many people here who think the file sizes should be smaller. I mean, I'm happy with the download taking longer if it means the audio sounds better/cleaner. It's kind of odd to use that professional setup you have with all that nice equipment, only to then output to 64k. Just my opinion, maybe I'm alone here and should shut up and enjoy the free thing. smile

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I'll share my thoughts on this film later but right now, I have a technical question about this episode. I just downloaded the file, so is the bit rate supposed to be in 64k? The episode sounds tinny. Contagion was in 160k.

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Okay, so during WAYDM's commentary for The Wizard Of Oz, Dorkman declared that film, Annie and Ghostbusters as the three pictures in heavy rotation during his childhood, which went on to define his tastes. Basically, those three films tell you exactly who Dorkman is, what he's like as a person. This created a kind of "game" in the forum thread for that episode, so I felt it should have its own thread.

Here are the rules: 1. Only 3 films (none of that runner-up, honorable mention or tie bullshit. You MUST limit your submission to three. That's the fun, challenging part. 2. Let's put the cut-off point at age 13. We're entering into Teenager territory at that point and that's a whole different game. So, only films you "grew up on", before you turned 13. 3. Include the year of release for each film. It gives a time stamp of sorts, allowing to track how old you were when it came out and when you might have seen it. 4. No Doubles or Triples, meaning you can't just list two or three films in a franchise (so no Star Wars, Empire AND Jedi. Pick one out of the three).

I'll go second. Dorkman counts as first:

1. The Breakfast Club (1985)
2. Night of the Creeps (1986)
3. Three O'Clock High (1987)

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Dorkman: "He also played Woody.... Make your jokes here."

THERE'S A SNAKE IN MY BUTT!.... (I'm sorry)

Teague: "Water! My only weakness!"
Brian: "Just like in the movie, Signs!"

Well, she IS Green! smile

Anytime I hear the line, "Surrender, Dorothy," I am happily reminded of the Scorsese film, After Hours wherein a character is mentioned yelling that out whenever he climaxes during sex.