Probably already been suggested, but I gotta say it.

Double Feature:
Spider-Man 3
X-Men 3

Make it happen.

I liked reading the screenplay for Legion better than watching it. Not to mention the ending sucks. Can't wait to hear you guys rip it apart.

Thanks red and vidina!

I still get the feeling that the special edition is supposed to have all those bits of character development that were thrown to the cutting room floor, i.e. making the already 3 hour-long movie into a longer movie that's bearable, but i guess I have to wait to see if that's true. (Until I hear from someone about it)

EDIT: Actually, I just checked a review of the special edition. It's only 9 minutes longer. Because, of course, 9 minutes would have made the difference.

...

Yeah, no.

Yeah, it's something I didn't notice until I was editing the episode and most of the episodes were edited after I graduated, i.e. no chance for reshoots (for that episode, at least).

Does that mean there's going to be an episode where characters from one show up in the other?!

Granted, I don't know anything about what this is or where it's going, it read alright to me. Me being a grammar whore, I noticed a few little things (choose either "Within a split second..." or "In a blur of motion..." not both, confuses the image) but it sounds pretty cool.

Only omission I'd gripe about is that as I was reading it, it felt more like I was watching a videogame trailer than a show trailer though it works as both.

I think something like that can be saved if the reason he's thrown back in time to be a hobo is as a result of him having a huge decision to make and making the wrong choice. Brings up the whole "it's our choices that define us" wrap and makes it less convenient that it's all in a loop -- now, it's his own fault (and character flaw) that he created the loop and keeps creating the loop.

Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure.

As much as I love and accept most of that movie I can't get over the whole "we had enough time to set up a freakin' light show/DJ/podiums for history's greatest and big baddies/props like swords to fight Joan of Arc or the ridiculously expensive seven keyboards for Beethoven to play all at once.

I love it, but no, they did not set all of that up on their own.

So, by Jeff's long post, any movie that has been suggested but not listed by the DiFers they don't think one way or the other about, or at least not strongly. *nod*

No whammies, no whammies, no whammies.... STOP! *ding ding ding*