BloodBoal

While I more or less agree with this, Gladiator 2 had way more problems than just the script.

Both films have sequences that have become staples of the genre that people keep referring to whenever making a copycat version or a parody: the Idol Temple sequence, the mine cart sequence, the rope bridge sequence, the desert chase sequence... You can find references to those everywhere. As much as I love The Last Crusade, it does have less iconic moments in that regard (with the Grail Temple sequence basically being a retread of the Idol Temple sequence).

2013 is just around the corner. Can't believe we made it through 2012. The Mayans were wrong after all!

Well, considering what most film music sounds like these days, they're not wrong.

I must say, it does make for an odd juxtaposition to have FANTASTIC VOYAGE as a title for this featurette with this incredibly dull greyish font they've been using for Nolan's films for years and also considering this film's drab visuals for Odysseus' journey from Norway to Iceland.

Only Doctors In The Building

A western with walkie-talkies.

The ponies return during the Battle of the Black Gate to save the day, with Pippin shouting: "The ponies! The ponies are coming!". It's a very memorable moment in the book.

I wasn't talking about Hollywood. I meant the audience.

Only took them about 15 years to realize that.

Well, to put it another way, I think that a higher SDR number means a more "aggressive" separation, which can potentially (but not necessarily) result in more artifacting.

I think the higher the SDR number, the more artifacting there is, and the lower the SDR number, the more bleed there is. Though on this page, they basically say: "For comparsion of algorithm we use SDR (signal-to-distortion ratio) metric. The larger the metric the better the result of algorithm."