batguy10

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  1. Memento The Shining The Dark Knight Spartacus Mad Max: Fury Road
  2. No sweat, I appreciate the confirmation! I've sent in my audio feedback for ep 100 to the email, so it is now in the capable hands of others. 🙏
  3. Favourite Featured Actor Viola Davis Favourite Review Pearl Harbour Worst Movie Covered Pearl Harbour Best Feedback Orgs' audio feedback for Ben Affleck Favourite Jingle Culture Corner - the band Space live Most Anticipated DIRECTOR for Next Year Steven Spielberg (solely so we can hear coverage of E.T) @slothian just confirming feedback is still to be sent to hey@earth-2.net. I sent in an email late November for Matt Damon month that didn't make it to air, so just want to be sure episode 100 feedback makes it in time and to the right place (since this is a tight turnaround). Its possible my previous feedback was received too late or it was received and just too long/unfunny, in which case no sweat!
  4. Good Will Hunting, The Bourne Identity and The Informant!
  5. Emperor's New Groove Oppenheimer (though Barbie was a lot of fun!)
  6. ‘Saw X’ Gets Franchise’s Best Reviews, First “Fresh” Rotten Tomatoes Score Rotten Tomatoes means absolutely nothing to me, but this does make me wonder if this latest movie is actually better than the rest or whether this is just the usual nonsense. Realistically, I think the bar for these movies is just so damn low, and this one is probably benefiting from being a prequel and ignoring a lot of the convoluted plotlines of the sequels. Similarly, I don't think many of these reviewers think highly enough about this franchise to try and identify/track the continuity errors that were blatant from the trailer alone.
  7. Oof, Mortal Kombat (2021) was that bad?
  8. Emma, Shakespeare in Love, and Country Strong. Although, I would live for a discussion on View From the Top, so long as Richard Ayoade's "Ayoade on Top" is deemed compulsory reading.
  9. Great episode, gang! I definitely mirrored Dan’s list the closest, but it was great to hear all of your takes on these films - especially Ian's, since to date I had no idea his thoughts on this franchise as a whole. While its on my mind, I just want to say that I think it is a testament to the character of all three of and this community that I felt no hesitation or concern listening to this, considering I have completely shut myself off from Star Wars discourse for the past 5 years due to the overwhelming toxicity and negativity. Whilst I continue to watch and enjoy new Star Wars content I actively avoid the various communities and discussions that I used to love to be a part of. I appreciate you all being level-headed, respectful, and just plain decent people so I could finally enjoy some Star Wars discussion content. Thanks to all three of you (but especially @Missy) for fostering a community and content that I never feel anxious or hesitant to engage with. Although I'm not very active here (joined 13 years ago and still hold rank of "The New Guy") earth-2 definitely feels like my safe space, lol.
  10. I love both of these, but When Harry Met Sally takes the prize
  11. Little Shop of Horrors Strange Brew (I would be a bad Canadian if I didn't insist you covered this one) Spaceballs or Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
  12. Favourite Featured Actor: Michael Keaton Favourite Review Star Trek VI Mr. Mom* Worst Movie Covered Hackers Best FeedbackThe Orgs (by default) Favourite Jingle/Parody "Previously On HAA! (Keaton) Most Anticipated Subject for Next Year Daniel Day Lewis *Edited Favourite Review December 23, 2021
  13. batguy10

    Being Me

    Really happy for you, Mike! Wishing you all the best with the next steps of this journey!
  14. Based on this criteria the most sensible and obvious choice of director would be none other than the two-time Fangoria Chainsaw Award winner and 2009 Eyegore Awards recipient of the coveted Filmmaker of the Year award: Jokes aside, I would second Stanley Kubrick, or Alfonso Cuarón, but I will also add in David Fincher.