I think my favorite recent insight is Brian talking about the purpose of telling a story, and how some movies you can't tell what that purpose is. Specifically the example he gives "I could give you a three hour lecture on the importance of credibility -- or I can tell you the three-minute story of the boy who cried wolf and get the same point across, and probably more clearly." Or words to that effect. I don't remember the first commentary he mentioned that in, and it actually might not even have been released yet...

I liked FixedR6's suggestion. We've got probably, what, 20 consistent regulars here? Everyone take 5 commentaries, we can do this in a week.

All...of....Wanted.

Edit: I'm down for the 5 commentaries idea, I can probably take more, I'm doing anything these days.

I'd have to sift through some faves myself, but anything with any of you pointing out magic beans, and/or describing what a magic bean is. I know that info is on this site already, but for purposes of the video, and anyone who might dive right into a podcast before checking the rest of the site first.

I'll take the first 5 episodes. I own all those movies.

Edited the list to show as much.

Thank you fine gentlemen. Fine, fine gentlemen. Firm gentlemen.

*splashes self with water*

ST:IV
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00:06:30 - 00:06:50. Trey. I was an extra on ST.
00:51:37 - 00:52:01. Teague, Trey. Leonard Nimoy the Labrador.
01:14:34 - 01:14:56. Ryan S, Teague. Shatner the Hutt.