Reddit?  Damn.

http://www.reddit.com/r/movies/comments … n_popular/

This is the thread that led me to you, but judging by peoples comments you're pretty well know in Redditland.

One more quick point thank you for completely validating how I felt about Constantine. It was the first commentary of yours I listened to. Now I've been through all the ones where I can just play the movie in my head (Star Wars, Ghostbusters, Iron Man) and all the movies you've done that are available streaming online via Netflix.

Edit: Nevermind. Just found Jaws on Netflix.

Last edited by carrotman (2011-03-18 07:10:44)

Teague: Do you have to corral panelists? Do you consider yourself a panelist wrangler?

Brian: Which Enterprise is your favorite Enterprise? And how do you imagine a real intergalactic starship would differ from Trek starships in layout?

Michael: How did you get the nickname "Dorkman" and why do you put up with it when you are the brilliant one? Is "Dorkman" your mother's maiden name or something?

Trey: You are a good explainer. Have you ever taught elementary school? If not, what else drew you to these children?

Ryan: Would it be possible to create a Star Wars/Star Trek mashup movie that would actually work?

Eddie: What kind of a car do you drive? I'm guessing Camaro with a chrome skull shifter or, possibly, a custom 1950 Mercury like the one in Cobra.

Matt: What would you like to see in a new Alien movie? (Answer must include more than "an alien".)

Cloe Z: Have you always been around geeks or is your presence a university research project like Diane Fossey? And if so, are you concerned about being murdered by geek poachers?

Last edited by Zarban (2011-03-19 00:40:40)

I'm gonna go ahead and answer this one here.

I drive a 2005 Mazda 6 that's inching towards 100,000 miles.  Since you're a brit, I think that translates to 4 km.  Check my math, though.  It's a dark metallic blue.  I have no after market skull anythings.  My wife drives a puke green Ford Fusion after a very bad decision.  In our rapid slide into parenthood and domesticity, we are buying a Ford Edge next.  Also, my wife has traded her entire wardrobe in for capri pants, and I now wear several fanny packs over my Dockers (one fanny pack has a chrome skull shifter).

Eddie: What is the best question anyone ever asked you (apart from this one)?  Can you answer it? Why not?

Actually, I'm from Indiana; I just write pompously. Imagine my posts being spoken in a broad Midwestern accent with a hint of Chicagoan crossed with Kermit the Frog.

Perhaps you're thinking of my distant personal friend, the Doctor from Speakeasy Commentaries, who has done some commentaries with my close personal friend, Tysto from Tysto Commentaries, who does sound a lot like me.

And I'm pretty sure 100,000 miles is, like, 200,030 kilometers. You double it and add 30, as I understand it.

Here is a new question for Eddie, tho....

As a new father, what film or film franchise do you most look forward eventually sharing with your child?

Last edited by Zarban (2011-03-19 02:54:51)

Also Brits use miles, but thanks for the thought

So 1 mile = 32 km.  Got it.

Eddie: Does the editing in JFK (1991) make you go wow or is it too flashy and distracting?

Trey: What director's body of work (other than James Cameron's) do you admire the most.

Brian: What are some of your favorite SF books, if any.

Matt: Your favorite movies? (can't remember if you ever mentioned that)