Yeah, but it got Holy Fuck a mention— so that's pretty good.

What?

Actually, because of where Naboo is, it is traveling faster than other parts of the galaxy, so, according to relativity, time is going slower. So what seems like 50 years to us on Earth, is only 5 years on Naboo, or something. Naboo moves at, like 100 parsecs.

I had to break Tidelands up into two viewings to finish it. I was sure it was going to go someplace really, really bad and just couldn't stand the idea of watching said bad thing and going to bed, so I stopped mid-way through and finished it the next night. Relatively happy ending, I guess.

You should try it again. It makes a lot of sense; you just really have to pay attention to the begging (credits and all). I think it takes at least a second viewing for the shot immediately following the credits to bring the whole thing together.

Christian Bale, whom you may remember as the boy of the luggage in Henry V.

Someone needs to make a found footage movie where the found footage is of a group of college kids making a found footage movie. It's never clear what is part of their movie or what is part of the meta movie. Then these can stop being made forever.

and eventually Glenn was rescued by,oh, let's say… Moe.

Pontypool was trying something different, and I really appreciated it. I have a hard time recommending it to people who are straight-up horror/zombie fans, though. Of course, my comp/ret friends who are also into horror really love it.

I don't know about happier, but definitely more appropriate.

I honestly only remember the misdirection and the "rag dolling"… I just remember being affected and haven't wanted to revisit it.

I was also impressed with Wolf Creek, mainly because I had no idea what it was supposed to be about when I watched it. My friends and I just knew it was a horror film that had come recommended to one of them, so we popped it in. They do a great job with the aliens misdirection at the beginning (which had us kind of…

If he did that, how did the cop shoot him?

You're so tough and big and strong.

This is one of the worst threads I've ever read on this site. Where did they come from, bringing this intentional (I hope) misreading and quoting-out-of-context form of debate?

Can't wait to get this! I know I'm not saying much or contributing more than an enthusiastic agreement, but there it is.

Ohhhh Big Daddy!

That's kind of what I was thinking, too. The "what you started" line is vague. Vader killed the Emperor— that seems to have been starting something, too.

What Darth Vader started was the destruction of the Empire when he hucked the Emperor into that space pit… in space.

*shame*