When you guys are talking about the color correction process and digital intermediate, Trey says, "Lord of the Rings was the first film to really work at it and make it a process, whereas before you would just crank the orange knob to make something orange."

I so wanted to be there in the chat so I could make a masturbation joke. "My mom says if I crank my orange knob too much, I'll go blind."

Also, "If your stickling lasts longer than four hours, consult your doctor."

I just realised you changed your name to Teague, Teague.

Oh sky cake, why are you so delicious?

The thing I like most about Pitch Black is its efficient, economic narrative. The characters are simple, but well established and defined. The goals and obstacles are clear and the story is well structured. And the few genuine surprises don't feel forced or out of nowhere. By all those measures, I'd consider it a "perfect" movie. I've never seen the sequels. Don't know when or if I will, though I hear Dark Fury is worth a look.

For the record, I can change your name without you re-registering. See?

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I'd watch that movie.

I guess this means I should get an avatar. Let's see if anyone knows what this is.

I'm really really digging this dude. This needs to be made. (And not JUST because I'm the evil master overlord of the entire thing.)

Don't see why I should transform into a plane when my natural state is so kick ass

Getting back to the actual movie, I was surprised there was no mention of the theory presented in an earlier episode that Pitch Black was based on a rejected Alien script.