Time Crimes is great. Someone on NP2k recommended it and I borrowed it from my old boss. One of the cleverest uses of time travel I've seen in a movie in rather a long time.

I liked Timecrimes a lot. I loved that the director's name is "Nacho". His newest movie looks cool as well. He was previously attached to some bigger project, but I don't see it on his IMDB page. His name popped up in some article about some US produced flick that I can't remember. The only reason I remember that it was him was cause his name is Nacho.

"Hello. My name is Nacho. How are you, today?"

I'm too terrified of spoilers to go anywhere near that chat.

I gave up trying to research or involve myself with anything online until I catch up with the books - even the full names and titles of characters given in their wikipedia pages are huge spoilers.

Also, Mike Shinoda did the soundtrack(with some help, obviously).

I never understood why anyone liked Twister.

Opie and Anthony did good work with Back to the Future. I'd like to hear a commentary from them on Twister.

I finally watched it a month or so back. And the best I can say is that I really have no strong feelings towards it.

It wasn't unenjoyable, but I have no idea why it ever became a thing out the 50 million other movies around that time that also hit every beat it does.

Dark Shadows got $9 million opening day. Can we stop giving that guy movies now?