DISQUS

@thepodbaron - I would like an invite.

The wax duck flies at midnight.

The Royal Tenenbaums?! Dude, The Life Aquatic was the first Wes Anderson movie I could stomach. True, the relationships are fewer and less complex in Aquatic, but you have a) David Bowie songs in Portugese, b) Jeff Goldblum in a Cousteau-ian role, c) Bill Murray in a very natural role, and d) the Jaguar Shark. Oh yeah, and much more hilarity. ... ... I guess Royal could be a close second, but it doesn't have Willem Dafoe

How about same actor, but... "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas"? Burt Reynolds sings while wearing a man-thong. Oooooo, I love to dance a little sidestep!

Shouldn't you also make a disclaimer: "Many will enter, few will win."?

Question - Can we submit multiple entries?

You had aged. Three hours to be exact, and you can never get that time back.

Great episode. That Benjamin Button bit made me laugh hard. I am disappointed that of the 2008 films, neither Dear Zachary nor Let the Right One In were mentioned. Great films that, at the very least, deserve honorable mentions. Here's to another year of movies and reviews!

Dangit... just listened to last week's episode today (we weren't allowed on iTunes for about a week) and heard that Jett needed someone to see Quantum with... I now have no one to go see it with. O, the humanity!

To top it all off, I f-ing missed the Stanley Kubrick "Fear and Desire" showing. Life sucks.

Yeah, never asked you about your name. Is the name you had in high school your given name, or will that always remain a mystery to us plebians?

Man... just listened to this week's Film Talk. Sounded like Jett was ready to engage in fisticuffs. I'm all about watching crap movies, but I have to enter it with the right mindset or I won't enjoy myself at all.

For the "Old Movies" category, how about "The City of Lost Children". I don't remember the original French title, but the movie starred Ron Perlman. Beautiful movie, seemingly interesting, but when you break it down, utter crap. It has its moments, but not to the same greatness as Amelie (same director).

As far as the "Actors Everyone Likes But Can't Name", I nominate Stephen Root. Brilliant, versatile actor that everyone still remembers as Milton from Office Space. He was in the show Talk Radio, the movie Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and has had lots of supporting, hilarious roles.

I suppose their idea of "Southern Drama" would be an indie version of The Orchard Keeper. Great... not a Cormac McCarthy fan.

Love, Joy, Peace, Long-Suffering, Gentleness, Goodness, Faith, Meekness, Temperence

Yep. They're tatts. Got them on a whim about five years ago. They always spark conversation, but I usually forget they are there.