@avclub-8b7f16bef41992eea9090b2cf28c25ae:disqus I saw it three times in the theatres. It was pretty. My wife learned to speak Na'vi. What now?

If you want a picture of Christian universe portrayed through an atheist sensibility, there's always The Rapture, a pretty interesting film.

If you want a picture of Christian universe portrayed through an atheist sensibility, there's always The Rapture, a pretty interesting film.

Well, maybe, but I think that more people go to the movies for pretty pictures than is sometimes appreciated. In fact, I think all the criticism of Avatar as a stoopid movie is sort of beside the point—King Kong (the original, of course) is equally dumb, and is equally a classic. The astonishment of Avatar is that it…

Well, maybe, but I think that more people go to the movies for pretty pictures than is sometimes appreciated. In fact, I think all the criticism of Avatar as a stoopid movie is sort of beside the point—King Kong (the original, of course) is equally dumb, and is equally a classic. The astonishment of Avatar is that it…

Yes, only we mighty smart-smarts can do it good.

Yes, only we mighty smart-smarts can do it good.

Also…Sigourney Weaver's not dead! (That actually is a spoiler.)

Also…Sigourney Weaver's not dead! (That actually is a spoiler.)

I skipped the article, and starting with this comment, I'm now skipping the comments too. The headline cuts to the chase, and I'll probably watch this next weekend. It's nice to have a movie recommendation, anyway.

I skipped the article, and starting with this comment, I'm now skipping the comments too. The headline cuts to the chase, and I'll probably watch this next weekend. It's nice to have a movie recommendation, anyway.

A note to the unwary:

A note to the unwary:

Not even, guy. Owen Wilson should be in the Lifetime Pass lineup for his co-writing of The Royal Tennenbaums, IMHO.

Not even, guy. Owen Wilson should be in the Lifetime Pass lineup for his co-writing of The Royal Tennenbaums, IMHO.

I'm not sure these filmmakers would be fans of Chris Rock.

I'm not sure these filmmakers would be fans of Chris Rock.

David Cronenberg has interesting stuff to say, too, usually involving Sigmund Freud or Marshall McLuhan. His Videodrome commentary made it almost seem cohesive, even if he freely admits that he made it up during filming.

David Cronenberg has interesting stuff to say, too, usually involving Sigmund Freud or Marshall McLuhan. His Videodrome commentary made it almost seem cohesive, even if he freely admits that he made it up during filming.

These all sound very nice, but you've been beat to the scoop. Can I recommend My Strange Addiction's urine drinking episode?