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ASKING THIS A SECOND TIME:

Hey guys, I was wondering if you've ever had any bizarre brushes with fame. Just recently, Mark Whitacre (The guy thatThe Informant! was about) spoke at my school, which I found strange for reasons that are probably obvious.

What is your go-to movie quote that you pull out in every day life?

I like to use the line "Are you not entertained?!" when me and my friends finish watching a bad movie or trailer.

Hey Screened crew, what do you guys think about the new My Little Pony show? I not sure you guys have said anything about it! Or do you guys not talk about shows kids unless you saw them when you were younger?

What were the straight up criminally underappreciated films of 2011, like Tucker and Dale vs Evil and SUPER?

While seeing Shame at an arthouse theater in my nearby major metropolitan city, some asshole decided that it was a good time to take a nap, and snored through the last 10-15 minutes of the movie. It didn't ruin the movie for me, but obviously it wasn't a positive experience.

I don't know about you, but I'm not excited to mess with a clearly inconsiderate anonymous person in a dark room, and going to get an employee would only make me miss the movie. My move is to not do anything and grit through it, but what should a person do in that sort of situation?

Have any of guys had script writing ambitions? Seeing that you're both writers at heart. Alternatively a great story in your head in need of any kind of media output.

My question goes to anyone in the second (even third) chair since great story ideas, as we all know, can come to anyone :)

@neochad said:

While seeing Shame at an arthouse theater in my nearby major metropolitan city, some asshole decided that it was a good time to take a nap, and snored through the last 10-15 minutes of the movie. It didn't ruin the movie for me, but obviously it wasn't a positive experience.

I don't know about you, but I'm not excited to mess with a clearly inconsiderate anonymous person in a dark room, and going to get an employee would only make me miss the movie. My move is to not do anything and grit through it, but what should a person do in that sort of situation?

Fucking wake him up, and tell him to leave! You paid a lot to see this movie in a special place (arthouse cinema).

I saw Repo Man recently because it's being taken off Netflix Instant and found that the end credits were backwards (they went from top to bottom of screen). It kind of confused me. What are some other non traditional movie aspects that stuck with you?