I'm curious, how big was Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry?

Teague's introduction summarized my thoughts about the movie. I watched it for the first time Saturday night (in the dark, if that counts) and I felt the movie building to something that didn't really pay off for me.

Nobody tells me nothin'

I would pay for a commentary filled with drunken babbling, rants and insanity, i.e Phantom Menace

Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit. Clay animation and all that jazz.

I pledged. Hooray!

Watching the livestream last night, I felt an inner excitement I've never felt before. I know that this has been done before, in the 70's no less (which blows my mind away.) But seeing an event such as this, as it happens, gives you a feeling I can't even describe. It's a precursor for even more monumental and awe-inspiring events. This is the warm-up for humanity's next leap forward. And to call this amazing piece of technology just a warm up for things to come, well shit. Very soon, we will be going boldly where no man has gone before...

Just a standard Canon Rebel T2i on a tri-pod. Exposure of 10 seconds, can't remember the ISO.

At first I thought the Man of Steel trailer was for Deadliest Catch.

One word went through my mind when i heard the news. It was:

"Fuck."