Nighthawk

Chuck Palahniuk and Jim Uhls on Fight Club.

Yep. Or possibly sewage when it gets that sweet, fruity smell.

Banky's drunk.

Unless I'm mistaken, I believe that's how Criterion runs all of their commentaries (separate recordings for each party involved). Out of my 20 or so, at least 2 (I haven't gotten around to watching all of them) have the commentators together. Chasing Amy and Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas, with Hunter S. Thompson basically requiring a wrangler to keep him subdued and on topic.

I'm still here.

Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Rick James!

I also don't like it when several people record seperate commentaries and they get chopped together. They can be quite informative in certain scenarios (Criterion does it a lot, but they're usually alright), but I'd prefer them in the same room. I haven't seen it, but I hear Dennis Hopper on Easy Rider is as if they brought in someone off the street who had never seen the movie.

Nice logic. Sarcasm? I like it for nostalgic reasons, that's not so strange. I don't know how old you are, but it starts happening a lot when things you once loved are forgotten more and more. Jaws 3 does have a certain B movie charm which Revenge lacks, though. Revenge felt more like a tv movie.

Quentin Tarantino on True Romance. Towards the end, he actually said "Ok, I've said what I had to say. Now I'm just going to watch the movie and if I've got something to say, I'll say it." in his usual smug way. Asshole, if I wanted that, I wouldn't have turned on the commentary track. But of course, he can't shut up, and soon starts talking again and keeps it up to the end, so it could have been worse.

Problem with Jaws 2 was the burn on the shark make it look fake. I like Jaws 3 because I liked it as a kid.

This thread isn't that serious. Only a small segment of the population are affected by this.

I enjoy stirring up some chicken and vegetables. That's good eating.

Yes, but a situation such as this may arise, where the tagline, normally rather ambiguous, becomes conspicuously innapropriate, detracting from the impact of whatever it was you had to say. In these situations, which I, unlike some other posters, trust you to recognize, it may behoove you to forego the 'Thanks'.

If you end up in a band, smash your guitar at the end of the set. They will love it, even (perhaps especially) if your performance sucked.

Lethal Weapon is an action comedy, you have no action category, yet file it as misc. I'd just call it the action category.

Man, lots of people like Cable Guy, that's why I questioned what the fuck was wrong with him. Ok yeah, a lot of people don't, but they're idiots. They're the same people that keep crap movies at the top of the box office. Millions of em. But ask anyone whose opinion you respect as an intelligent connoisseur of fine film, and they'll tell you it's good shit.

Shoulda played some Lil Jon. I was blasting "I Don't Give A Fuck" at 3 am on christmas eve... got a damn good reaction out of the neighborhood.

Tell them to shut up.

I've traded most of my regreted stuff in, but there's a few still kicking around. Some ICP (though I can still listen to their first album), Dimmu Borgir after they got bad. I also find I have a handful of cds that I have absolutely no recollection of buying, borrowing, or even listening to. For some reason I have every Limp Bizkit and Korn cd except their latest, and I have never listened to either of those bands.

This thread was, and looks to be becoming again, quite the hot spot for people talking about how smart they are.

And who are they? Go on, hurt some feelings.

It is. Mostly. It's a much smaller part of my personality than I've made it out to be at times.

I've got "Purple Pills" against Depeche Mode's "Just Can't Get Enough". It's also fope as duck.

Dames straight up dissed me. Why did I never respond? Fuck that.

That's where you're wrong, buddy. If somebody posted that, and somebody else said it was bad, I would personally tell them to go fuck themselves.