Sounds like a great idea! I'm cooped up in the library all week so I might be able to stop by at some point depending on timing.

What can I say that hasn't already been said? I'll give it a go anyway....

Realised that I feel terrible that I didn't involve myself in the forums more (medical school is where free time goes to die), but if its going this way, I'll get on board.
First of all, I love you guys. What you guys have done is pretty monumental and you should feel proud. It sucks we won't hear any more commentaries (still waiting on DKR and ASM damn it!), but I appreciate everything. I encountered this show completely by chance and it has had such a big impact on my life. I can't imagine how many times I've listened to the prequel commentaries. It's amazing how had not clicked some retweet years ago, how different everything could be.
I will really miss it and I hope its actually just a hiatus.
Thank you Mike, Trey, Brian, Eddie, Ryan, Anthony and every one else.
But most important, thank you Teague, none of it would be possible without you.

Also, when I'm next in LA, let me buy you guys a beer.

Since the sequel is coming out in a couple weeks, it would be good to hear your take on 'The Amazing Spider-Man'.....I personally thought it was nearly as garbage as the others, but it's been pretty well received.

Also, we are well due for 'The Dark Knight Rises'. Come to think of it, I haven't heard you guys do a comic book movie for a while now.

Saw it last night. Thought it was absolutely pants.

I was pretty excited for Elysium as the trailers made it look pretty decent, but they really dropped the ball here. The concept was great on paper, but no one did anything that made sense. You've guys pretty much have covered why it was awful, but I got to thinking what could've made this a great movie:

First of all, why do most movies nowadays tend to build up this interesting world and then try and tear it down in 90 minutes? This is why Dredd was such a success, it was just him trying to get on with his day. You don't need to do it about the rebooting of Elysium.

They could've had Matt Damon find out his kid is sick or something and then show him deal with that by way of getting to Elysium. Maybe have him get a hold of those shuttle launch codes that the poor people just happen to have in the beginning of the movie with not much explanation. You have Max trying to get his kid to a medi bay. That's all the premise of the movie should be. Along the lines of that Firefly episode perhaps (Ariel I think it was called?)
That would be a much tenser and  exciting sequence of events to watch, in my opinion.

Supposedly the set-up for this movie is the complete destruction of Metropolis in MOS1. Wayne is gonna turn up and hold Superman responsible for this.

Needs more midi-chlorians.

But seriously, Mike, this is awesome. Keeping Darth Maul till the second movie and having him go out the way he does is genius. It makes you think about how fucked Obi-Wan is when he needs to square up to Anakin.
Great job!

God damn it. Couldn't get any passes. The site kept crashing and timing out and after an hour and a half, informed me it was game over. Didn't get jack shit. Pretty saddening as I didn't even want a full 4 day pass and thought I had a good shot as it. Oh well 

After the pretty sad news about Rhythm and Hues filling for Chapter 11, I would love to hear about your thoughts on the future of the movie industry. What you feel is going right/wrong. What needs to be done. Just a general outlook on the next stage of filmmaking in both a creative and business sense.

Reading 'The Silver Linings Playbook' by Matthew Quick.......great read so far

Recently, I read 'The Wolf Of Wall Street' by Jordan Belfort...........and also, John Grisham's 'Bleachers'

Nope. Just a lowly medical student.

Wasn't actually looking for help on that front. Should be straightforward enough to get badges when they go on general public sale. I think. I hope.

I think Vaughn is a good possibility having just dropped out of First Class 2...