Drew

ID4 FTW

I started SCUBA diving when I was a preteen, and ever since then I've tried to be a part-time advocate of the ocean. I think regardless of whether or not people believe cetaceans are "above" other species in the ocean, one cannot argue with the important role they play as large predators and the staggering depletion mankind has had on their numbers.

As a current college student, I find it very surprising this show hasn't had a larger impact on college campuses, much like "Invisible Children" did several years ago. Young people are very impressionable, and a well made documentary can do wonders to persuade people that an issue is important (Just take a look at the online distribution of the ridiculous, yet well paced, "Zeitgeist"). I've personally given my money to Sea Shepherd for years now because they're (from what I can tell), ultimately nonviolent yet at the same time they take direct action to stop whaling ships. I just hope that their mission doesn't become convoluted because of their recent television series.

I second Abe. Unbelievable film.

I am going to get so f*cking stoned before I go see this movie.

Bummer that the only news I've heard about Jeffrey Wright in a while is that he is being arrested / tasered. One of my favorite actors; doesn't get nearly enough screen time.

Kathy Bates.

About Schmidt.

I love Sunshine.

To codymr:

Thank you very much!

Your answer was above and beyond what I expected to hear in return.

Hey there.

First off, Where The Wild Things Are is by far the movie I am looking forward to the most in 2009. It sounds like its going to be incredible.

I had a question though; and I can't seem to find the answer on the internet:

Who frames the shots in movies, the director or the cinematographer?

Thanks in advance to anyone who takes their time to answer this!

Did anyone else think that those last few seconds of the versus trailer; where the protagonist guy is walking up the stairs... were in-engine footage? Looks prettay prettay good.