The coveted Courtney Cox and bad-boy Aiden Quinn. By David Templeton Writer David Templeton takes interesting people to interesting movies in his ongoing quest for the ultimate post-film conversation. By the time we leave the theater and sit down to discuss the film Commandments , I've all but decided to run home and sire another child just so I can ask Dr. Nuland to be its godfather. May the same be said of us all. Nuland enjoyed the basic idea, but not much more.
Goodness is predictability.
I think that in essence we're a bunch of chemicals driven by the instinct for survival. We have achieved the ability to give meaning to life. We give it, God doesn't. It's largely our aesthetic sense, the constant improvement of our aesthetic sense, always based on the need for harmony and order. But I think it's more than that.