Smith is a terrible bowler! I am a terrible bowler who has exactly the same horrible technique! Ergo I am nearly the Doctor!

Smith is a terrible bowler! I am a terrible bowler who has exactly the same horrible technique! Ergo I am nearly the Doctor!

I dunno. They solved the problem of how to make flower pots seem creepy again put they've still got a way to go before they overcome the whole galaxy's-greatest-killers-who-can-never-hit-a-fucking-target-because-we-can't-kill-the-main-cast issue.

I dunno. They solved the problem of how to make flower pots seem creepy again put they've still got a way to go before they overcome the whole galaxy's-greatest-killers-who-can-never-hit-a-fucking-target-because-we-can't-kill-the-main-cast issue.

As an Australian whose seen this I'd say hell yes. While you won't necessarily know the history that underlies of some of the racial/class conflict the actual relationships and incidents (and this is very much a film based on incident, even if there isn't a single, strong, overarching plot) are readily understandable.

As an Australian whose seen this I'd say hell yes. While you won't necessarily know the history that underlies of some of the racial/class conflict the actual relationships and incidents (and this is very much a film based on incident, even if there isn't a single, strong, overarching plot) are readily understandable.

He said, "We're married anyway, according to our commenters."

He said, "We're married anyway, according to our commenters."

Can't we just call it friendship?

Can't we just call it friendship?

I see your When and raise you one NZ/Aus indie band called Songs.

I see your When and raise you one NZ/Aus indie band called Songs.

No it doesn’t. The fashion designer and hippie stereotypes are mocking lifestyle/career choices/a specific person (Karl Lugerfeld) whereas the Indian caricature is attacking a group of people based on their ethnicity. Suggesting that all hippies are stupid potheads is simplistic and offensive but not nearly as…

An Irish one.

This one is my personal favourite: http://www.youtube.com/watc…

Yes that is Sam Neill beside him and there is Dafoe-Neill interaction.

The interaction with the locals is actually pretty plausible. There's been a long-running, very bitter dispute over logging in Tasmania

SPOILERS AS REQUESTED.

He's in about 1/4 of the movie. Definitely a supporting role
but a reasonably sizable one.

I think it's pretty clear that the good knight of Thuliver isn't actually relaying personal experience; it's a hypothetical and/or generalised situation.