Talk:The Rules of Attraction (film)

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[edit] request to add an external link

I run a website where we write synopses and spoilers for movies, and I'd really like to link to our Rules of Attraction synopsis. I'm not trying to spam; I'm only making this request for about 8 movies in total - ones where Wikipedia doesn't have much plot info and we have a detailed synopsis. I think this would be useful and informative to anyone looking for a bit more detail on what happens in the movie. And this wouldn't break any Wikipedia rules concerning external links...but posting the link myself WOULD break the rules. I can only ask that folks here take a look and if anyone thinks it would be useful to others, to please post the link. Here's the synopsis: http://www.moviecheat.com/ShowDetails.php?mid=70 Rasi2290

[edit] Carrot Top DVD Commentary?

Anyone think the Carrot Top commentary should be placed in the Trivia section? From Audio Commentary (DVD):

Carrottop commentary features someone not associated or knowledgeable about the film in any way, shape, or form. They are very rare and so-called because of the commentary track by comedian Carrot Top on Roger Avary's The Rules of Attraction.

I would go further than that. What about a full on "Carrot Top Commentary" article?

[edit] Connections to Bennington College

When I was at Bennington, we all sat around making comparisons to this movie and Bennington. Any bother in putting it in the article, or is that considered non-encyclopaedic despite the fact that Ellis went to Bennington? --Allie 05:08, 26 August 2007 (UTC)