the twist?
Ooops.

the twist?

the twist?

this is easy
As someone said, it's obviously one - actually, ALL - of the rockers from "Exile on Main St," since none of those songs except "Tumbling Dice" and "Happy" are ever on the radio.

brilliance
I think Mike Nelson's Rifftrax comment it sums it up best:

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Nitpick much?

dead man's journey
"…a journey to the Pacific coast that's also a metaphorical journey into the afterworld."

another collector's edition?
I got a so-called "Collector's Edition" of Taxi Driver a few years ago, though it's only one disc and doesn't have the commentaries.

wait a second…
That's Jack WHITE's Elvis impersonation, not Jack BLACK's Elvis impersonation -

"contumacious"
One of the great boons of reading "Into the Wild" for me was learning the utterly delightful and thoroughly useful word "contumacious," which Krakauer uses at least 3 times in the book, but which I have yet to see used anywhere else.

QT
I've heard Tarantino say that he likes this movie, which to me says that it's at least worth a look…

to queen's bush
i can't believe you admitted you were at a party with Transformers geeks…

to Mark1
A vague yet powerful memory from long-forgotten place in my brain suddenly surfaced…

sort of like something Siskel once said…
From what you say about the stories they tell during the commentary, it sounds like a movie about them trying to make this movie would have been a better movie than the movie they actually made.

What does "legacy" consist of?
There doesn't seem to be a consistent understanding in this discussion of "legacy." Some are taking it as a wholly subjective measure - "Well, I still like their music" - while others are asking whether a band's work will have a lasting impact on music in the future.

well…
If this had been Boxy Brown, nobody would have been able to take him down.

to Rollen
Mike Nelson and some of his old buddies make commentary tracks for download which you can get at rifftrax.com.

to greg, or greg1, or whoever
Why are you so literal-minded?