[quote=Iroquois]That's the thing with [i]life[/i].[/quote]

[quote=Iroquois]I guess it didn't help that, in addition to the top-tier and mid-tier classics, TCM packed out its programming with all these obscure titles that sound difficult to care about beyond having some humourously dated titles like [i]Dirty Dingus McGee[/i].[/quote]

[quote=Iroquois]Foxtel used to have TCM but they got rid of it earlier this year, which was annoying since it was a fairly dependable source of old movies that you couldn't find anywhere else (not even on Fox Classics, Foxtel's other main channel for classic movies).[/quote]

[quote=Iroquois]People made [i]Spring Breakers[/i] out to be some kind of modern masterpiece so it's perhaps not surprising that I was more than a little disappointed when I got around to watching it. Wouldn't be averse to revisiting it - seems like it might play better a second time around.[/quote]

[quote=Iroquois]Speak for yourself. At least that felt like the point of his character more so that just an arbitrary plot contrivance. Franco's cameo is just that distracting.[/quote]

[quote=Iroquois]He was the worst part of [i]Alien: Covenant[/i].[/quote]

[quote=Iroquois][quote=Joel]Winding is remaking Maniac Cop.[/quote]

He's only producing it - John Hyams is doing the directing. That'll be interesting as I've wanted to see Hyams actually make a breakthrough - his [i]Universal Soldier[/i] movies are weirdly good.[/quote]

[quote=Iroquois]Last I heard, Nicolas Winding Refn was the one who was going to attempt a [i]Logan's Run[/i] remake. I'm glad he passed it on because he's better off doing his own thing.[/quote]

[quote=Iroquois][quote=Chypmunk]I'm down with the lead in Logan's Run being a woman .... as long as she's a black lesbian with a cleft palate, only one leg and suffers from coprolalia.[/quote]

Still sounds like a more interesting choice than another generic-looking white guy.

It's still worth questioning whether or not Logan really needs to be male. You'd think a premise about how people are effectively condemned to death after hitting a still-fairly-young age would have the kind of subtext that more accurately reflects what it's like to be a woman than a man (especially when it comes to professional capacities or Hollywood biases).[/quote]

[quote=Iroquois]A combination of annoyance over certain members and the sense that the energy I put into using this site could be used more productively.[/quote]