Well, I guess it's another excuse for me to watch this movie again. For the 14th time.

It was boring, however.

I'm a native Ontarian and pronounce about as "abowt". I can't think of anyone I know from these parts (GTA area) that says "aboat" but, I suppose, it's possible that some of the smaller, rural towns may have different pronunciations.

Technically, is Vilanch still alive… somewhere?

He is so dreamy…..

My hypothesis is that Kevin Smith did what many writers/critics wish they had the stones to do: sell everything they have - including their beloved comic book collection - to direct a film and somehow miraculously succeed.

I've lived in Canada for 40 years and I've yet to hear anyone, other than French or East coaster types, use "aboot".

Apparently no one cares about this movie on this site. Apparently.

Just browsing, really…

Reasonable opinions and the internet are… mutually exclusive?

I would go as far as to say that Frozen is Disney's all-time best film.

Maybe you haven't aged well?

Clearly, Tarantino's opinions on other films is mutually exclusive to his brilliance as a filmmaker. No?

Nice - I'll definitely check that link out, thanks for that.

To be fair, so does the radio drama - I just happen to think it declines in quality at much more profound rate than the books.

Indeed. It wasn't exactly subtle but it was effective - and introduced something we haven't seen before - Stormtroopers bleed, man.

Are there statistics that show a breakdown of actors and race?

I love Martin Freeman but Simon Jones will always be the definitive Arthur Dent for me. As it should be, considering that Douglas Adams literally wrote the character based on Jones.

Kevin Smith seems to have very, very few fans on this site.

1. Books
2. TV series
3. Radio drama