SR XXX: Erasershred

Yeah, Rockwell shoulda been nominated for best actor for his role.

^ pretty cool. That's a band I need to get into.

Haha, I have plenty of bands like that already. Music is slowly becoming a financial problem but who cares. They're connected to Kayo Dot right?

Ahh. Yeah I liked Choirs but other than the Manifold Curiosity it never really took for me. I'll give it another shot sometime.

Moon was excellent, except the twist was a bit retarded.

I loved the atmosphere when he was just alone doing his job, but I was mentally poking holes in every aspect of why that plan was obviously a horrible idea and it completely ruined it. Going down the list of technical issues would be boring, but the most important hole is that the computer gave him the password and started cooperating for no reason at all. And why would they even have had the real phone number on file at the base? Oh wait I'm getting Plinkett-y here I'll rein in it. I guess that technically makes just as much sense as an AI killing everybody for no reason at all, but a suddenly helpful robot is far less satisfying than a mysterious, implacable opponent. 

Edited by Henry Plainview - January 10 2011 at 00:43

Agreed on the Moon comments. It had holes, I just enjoyed it for the good writing the good directing, and as said, the atmosphere to the movie was just done perfectly.

I liked 2001 for the (incredibly?) slow pace, although I have to really want to watch it to enjoy it.

Billy Pilgrim wrote: I didn't even finish 2001. After an hour and a half, the high point of the movie seemed to have been the gorillas beating the crap out of eachother. Very very boring.

You can't quit before Jupiter and Beyond the Infinite!