All too easy.

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Sorry, Shifty. It was Superman. Your turn!

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That's probably a softball.

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At first, I didn't understand what Brian was getting at when he called the movie "objectively bad". Then I watched "The Host", and had similar feelings. I just don't see how anyone can disagree that it's a bad movie. I like some of the performances, but the plot is full of holes, absurd from start to finish.

I guess that's exactly how Brian saw Spider-Man 2. I'd never had that sort of experience with a film until I saw The Host. Maybe I need to rewatch Spider-Man 2. Brian, all is forgiven.

I would love someone to explain to me why I should hate Donnie Darko. Because I don't, and a lot of critics don't, but everyone else I know seems to take it for granted that, because I like movies, I must hate this one.

No big deal. I'm just thrilled that it's finally being recorded!

As much as I loved The Social Network and like The King's Speech, I'm secretly hoping that, by some miracle, True Grit will run away with it.

I actually like that they're nominating animated films for Best Picture. The whole reason that the Best Animated category was created was to keep those films out of contention in the big category, which makes very little sense. It's like when people claim that animation is a genre, when it clearly isn't. Animation is a medium through which films can be made in lots of genres. So, I like that they're acknowledging that Toy Story 3 is just as good as the Best Picture nominees, and not just as good as the other animated films. Really, they should change that category to "Best Achievement in Animation". It would be much more relevant.

There's always http://www.moviebodycounts.com but if we're talking specifically about innocent bystanders, I'd guess Star Wars would be at the top. An entire planet is destroyed. I guess Star Trek 2009 counts on the same grounds.

Anyone else seen this movie 'Exam'? Go ahead and watch it, I'll wait.

http://movies.netflix.com/WiMovie/Exam/ … height2084

It's not perfect, and the ending is a little muddled, but it's well-shot, well-paced, and well-plotted.

That's a really great point. The only real answer that I can think of is "He was obsessed. Shit happens." I'd never considered that aspect of his character in retrospect before, good catch.