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7 hours of my life, vanished.

Will be really interesting to see who they put into the director's chair. Doubt that JJ will get to be the man behind this generation's Trek AND Star Wars. But who knows?

It's a shame that Peter Jackson is busy and Spielberg has ruled himself out.

They're the ideal candidates, in my opinion.

There is so much baggage attached that the only real choice would be David Lynch.

Best show on television.

that movie was a bad mammy jammy in its day.

Which ever the first film is ... probably first blood.

First Blood is terrific. The rest get sillier and sillier.

With the exception of Patrelli, the acting was unbearable.

why are these people together in that ambulance? who WOULDN'T RACE HOME???

Such an unfocused mess

I just sent ina request also!

I just approved you both!

thanks!!! I'll send an intro email to the group this weekend! I can't wait to interact with you guys! But, question: how will the interactions go? are we just emailing each other back and forth? or chatting here at TB? let me know because i'll be at work during the day tomorrow and ill find *ANY* reason to NOT WORK! LOLOL!

Looks like Pitt is embracing his age and could have his best years ahead of him.

I understand the story, I just didn't buy it.

movie had a lot to sell and i'm poor.

I'm not sure it had a lot to sell, it just wanted you to think it did.

Great idea guys! I'm sure the TB guys will want to be included. I'd be sure to email them at trackboaradmin@gmail.com so they can get in.

Sent the invite

Applied! TY

I will cry if this gets cancelled.

Ditto. (My money is it takes the midseason replacement slot, but who knows with the football situation.)

Books were amazing. So far I'm not disappointed!

It's great - I think they sexed it up big time to appease the True Blood, Fantasy, Fan Boy loving audience it's meant for. The women I spoke to who watched it said it did objectify women - but hey, it's the dark/middle ages right? ;-p

ehn. a mile wide, an inch deep. maybe i was spoiled by DEADWOOD, ROME, and the SOPRANOS or maybe it just needs time (like those shows did).

It was me. I'll get to it one of these days.

Once I find a publisher for the article, I'll send you a link.

Yikes! In my Mom's house everything is done from scratch. I surprised we all don't gain fifteen pounds after the holidays.

Jib go grab CHEF from Redbox and maybe after seeing it they'll change the menu next year.

Opine, no amount of butter and sugar can make a potato tortilla taste good. I grabbed Chinese food after their crap feast to make up for it.

I read the script and didn't care for it. BUT it's bound to be visually interesting.

it's deffff visually ggod. CAA peeps said so

It was pretty amazing actually. made my wife cry like a baby, but then again she was a dance instructor, so has an attachment to the story. I thought it built up really well, and had a great unsentimental ending. Reminded me of Rupulsion in many ways.

Me neither. I really hated Royal Tenebaums when I watched it all those years ago. I simply do understand the acclaim it got. But I have to admit, I was a really big fan The Fantastic Mr. Fox and though he adapted it impressively.

With the exception of Steve Zisou and Darjeeling, I'm a huge fan. I just saw Moonrise last night and I loved it. Having said that I can understand how someone could easily tire of his style. If it doesn't work for you from the start, it ain't gonna get any better.

I'm a huge WA fan and I have to admit I thought the pacing was particularly, almost perversely glacial. But it has wonderful moments and comes together in the end, I think.