I got the shit kicked out of me in Wisconsin once.

Finally saw the first 3 eps and liked how they took their time in the pilot. Nice looking show. Man, the main dude's wife hooked up with his partner quick! She's got needs, i guess.

I went 'yuck' when they left the asshole handcuffed on the roof, if you're gonna do stuff like that you might as well join the zombies cause it's the end of civilisation (damn you, US english spell-checker!). But at least it became a thing and they went back for him.

I didn't like the movie but loved the FX. As soon as Hollywood starts putting as much effort into the stories and scripts as Pixar does we'll be all set.

Enjoyed the commentary. I usually don't like a lot of crosstalk but you can't help but smile when Jake points out all the stuff he loves. Makes me see the movie in a new light as i'm watching along.

One of the original creators of SBY fell off a boat named Yamato a couple of weeks ago and died. A sad way to go.

Ha. Great combo. I've never seen all of Kane but i will now.

It's a shame DIF forum members aren't more concentrated geographically because what we need to do is get together, have a couple of beers, watch the films in perfect sync with DIF HQ, have a webcam, have 1 mic, and be the 5th friend in your head offering unobtrusive, lucid comments. And burp noises.

Ooo, i can't wait to see Metropolis. I still have a soft spot for the Giorgio Moroder version with colour tinting and pop songs.

Man, that Carolyn Siegel looks good in glorious Omnicolor. Just supposin!

An excuse to finally watch Reservoir Dogs. I've seen bits and obviously heard how good it was but i couldn't get passed the opening diner scene. QT isn't my favorite actor in the world.

I didn't care about him either, but not because Worthington wasn't a good actor. His character was a 'dumb guy' - my term for an everyman - which is fine but unlike Charlie Sheen in Platoon or Sylvester Stallone in Rocky, he was morally kind of a douchebag (first he jumps at the chance to help fuck over the blue people) and easily manipulated (then he goes native).

And btw i'm kind of sick of strong female characters as... a thing. It was a welcome change in Alien and The Terminator but that was 30yrs ago. When i read about praise for James Cameron's strong women (i'm not talking about the posts here, and i'm not trying to diss the guy) i think that it's because he can't think of a new gimmick. How about a really well written movie, aimed at an intelligent audience about a spaceship crew where men and women work together like a team of smart, well-oiled professionals. Wait, that didn't come out right...

I was amazed to read that he acted in movies from 1929-1987. That a hell of a stretch.

Apple just killed the Xserve *racks shotgun* you're next.