This is quite an ordeal to get through, but it's an interesting postmodern/existential production.  If you have six hours and enough antidepressants to spare, then "enjoy."

I know from my parents that I watched this show on Saturday mornings when I was four or five years old, but I have absolutely no memory of it.  That's the best thing about it.

Meatloaf is just as entertaining a storyteller about his music as he is a performer.  Even if you aren't a fan (and, honestly, I'm not much of one), this is fun to watch.

Complete joke of a flick, but I love sci-fi B-movies from this period.  I have no defense.

I ended up liking this, but it's really dumbed down from the source material.  If you want quality John Irving, I'm going to recommend The World According to Garp.

I had never seen this, believe it or not.  In some ways it really is a bad as critics contend, and yet it's endearing in how dumb it is.  It's simultaneously cutting edge with the excessive nudity (i.e., you're completely desensitized halfway through it unless you grew up obsessed with Saved By the Bell) and yet the (intentional) humor is a throwback to '80s John Hughs movies.  WTF?

Ugh.  Finally.  I'm hoping this show finally begins to mature next season into something to justify the cult that keeps pushing me to watch the series.

Documentary exploring themes across the history of sci-fi cinema.  There's nothing terribly insightful here, but it's enjoyable to trace the evolution of a genre about what's possible in the future and wonder what's possible in the future of that genre.

Awesome Indian movie that literally is equal parts comedy, tragedy, musical, action-adventure, etc.  It's a bit of Kurosawa/Spaghetti western out of Bollywood (It's been called a "curry western"), but I just totally got into it.

It's been fifteen years since I drug my then-girlfriend (who had never seen a single episode of the tv show) to the theater with me and had her leave wondering what was wrong with me for liking this kind of movie.  Admittedly, it's so harsh that it lacks the charm of the series, but it's an interesting story and piece of work on its own, and it's classic Lynch for those who appreciate his quirks (which are prominently on display throughout).

Meh.  It misses the point of the original material and instead just plays games with iconic characters.  Complete waste of time.

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