While I agree with Maul2, I also think 'fuck it, why not?' We don't have to listen to every commentary they do, maybe the Monsters one can be left for later for those of us who can't watch it at the moment? The film is released in the UK in November and even then, I'm not in a huge rush, so I'll save this particular one until I get round to it.

I'm not really bothered to be honest. I don't think I can download it in the UK, though I'm not 100% sure. Anyway, I'm not complaining, I'm more than happy to wait

(and I'm sure I can get it less than legally through a torrent downloading thingymabob if I really have to)

Last edited by Jimmy B (2010-10-09 15:54:27)

Weren't you guys doing "The Shining" instead of "Dawn of the Dead"?

It's more of a "I don't have any method with which to get the money to Itunes". Also, that $10 constitutes about a sixth of all the money I have in nthe universe.

It's like Apocalypse Now Redux, don't watch that version first (if ever).

You have some amount to say about it, but the important word there is "we."

Well... you know, in the past the idea of "bonus" episodes came up (in the context of doing say a regular commentary of Serenity and an extra one with some of the FX guys). If Brian wanted to talk about The Shining, is there a reason he couldn't pull together three others and go for it? Or would such a thing open up a pandoras box and fracture what little glue is holding you guys together as it is?

Invid: We may get to Shining eventually, but there's a lot of other movies we can all talk about. The last time two people had basically nothing to say on a commentary was The Thing, and I'm not super happy with that episode for that reason. *shrug*

That's a fair point, but we haven't even touched the zombie genre. We've got zombie-related opinions and theorizing to go into in addition to the film itself. Could be that the Dawn of the Dead commentary is to the zombie genre what the Crouching Tiger commentary was to the martial arts movies genre.

Meanwhile, we're pretty squared up on Kubrick theory. We might end up with two hours and twenty-six minutes of play-by-play talkery for that flick.

I'm playing it safe and hangin' with the zombies.

Teague seems to be a bit harder on himself than he should be. The Fifth Element was mentioned during the Nerds in Babeland interview but i liked that one fine. Feel free to do more fan requested movies! On The Thing Trey and Dorkman picked up the slack, again a fine episode for one of my favorite movies of all time.
                                                           
Also, today's my birthday. 10/10/10. Eerie.

Thanks, man. You're sweet.