I Have Never Seen...

[Paul Beardsley]

I'd rather watch The Calendar. Which probably doesn't exist.

[Fazor]

I'd rather watch The Calendar. Which probably doesn't exist.

If you do find a copy, make sure it's the North American version and not the Mayan remake. Sure, it builds to a great climax, but instead of resolving, the movie just starts back over at the beginning.

[Ara Pacis]

If you do find a copy, make sure it's the North American version and not the Mayan remake. Sure, it builds to a great climax, but instead of resolving, the movie just starts back over at the beginning.

non-linear plots sure do make things confusing.

[Gillianren]

Hence the theatres that posted signs during The Tree of Life saying that, if you didn't understand it, it wasn't their fault and they weren't giving you your money back.

[Noclevername]

Oh, they're memorable all right . . . .

Actually, we used to start every morning just before faire with a group rendition of "Brand New Day" from Dr. Horrible. It got us in just the right mood!

The songs are catchy,
that's true of course,
but the dialogue's more so,
signed Bad Horse!

[Gillianren]

"Like Bad Horse."

"The Thoroughbred of Sin?"

"I meant . . . Gandhi."

[Noclevername]

I know I undermined my own statement by presenting it in song form, but a man's got to do what a man's got to do.

[starcanuck64]

The songs are catchy,
that's true of course,
but the dialogue's more so,
signed Bad Horse!

You gotta love the Bad Horse Chorus.

[Noclevername]

"Like Bad Horse."

"The Thoroughbred of Sin?"

"I meant . . . Gandhi."

Bad Horse was often frustrated early in his criminal career when people mistook him for Gandhi. That's what made him so bad later on.