It's true, but it's the same with digital cards - they have to be changed with surprising regularity.

I appreciate and agree with the film vs. video comments, but the "stopping and reloading" part doesn't really apply, as it takes about two seconds to slap on a fresh magazine full of lovely celluloid. Then some lowly clapper/loader goes off to reload the mag in a closet somewhere while everybody else keeps shooting.

And a cameo role for Moses Znaimer.

Excellent news!

Emperor Jim, why would you claim people are saying "misogyny is A-OK…" when you know very well that no one on this thread is actually saying that?

Don't forget to stop and scratch your head when you get to Puzzfundles.

You'll have to attempt to bridge the gap between Jerry Cornelius and Buckaroo Banzai in your GtG - I'm told there is some obscure connection, but what it is I do not know. Maybe no room for such digressions in a Gateway to Geekery, who knows.

And why shouldn't it be?

Every little creaking sound would be a pants-filling terror.

I HAVE JUST MADE AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY:

I've walked out of one movie: Houseguest, starring Sinbad. I was there to review it for the local weekly, but I couldn't bring myself to stay and had fun later making up plot details and my opinions of them.

Not according to Burl.

"I asked for a mission, and for my sins they gave me one."

I'm in casual agreeance with that statement.

Hey wait, David Morse also gets raped in prison in The Crossing Guard.

According to Burl the director of this movie is also the star of a movie called Cellar Dweller .

I was prepared to get in a major huff if there was no Grumpy Old Men. And then there it was, BAM!

I'm picturing Burton wearing an air filter on his face during that scene.

You read almost any comment thread on any newspaper article about someone going to prison and you find these jokes, delivered by slavering, talk-radio-listening morons who think they're the first ones to think of such a thing, and that they're so fucking clever. It's really depressing to consider how vile so many…

I've heard of that movie, but thought it was called "Trautman Catches A Bummy."