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Tommy nodded, moreso to himself, "Yeah..." he muttered out before reaching for the DvD case and taking it. "Yeah, I hear you...next change I doubt if I'll even be able to do this...damn wings..."

He deftly plucked out the DVD with his incredibly thin fingers before placing it gently into his right foot/hand. He then crutched over toward the DVD player where he proceeded to place it in the tray with his foot.

Tommy, with a groan, climbed back up onto the sofa. He felt bad for bringing up his changes when sitting there was a man finished with his own. He tries not to bring it up, however it gets harder and harder for him if he doesn't have an outlet as accessable as conversation.

He grinned, mostly to himself, as Stewart asked the question. "Heh...good question. It's hard to tell really. The basic story line is that this kid with paranoid schizophrenia has a vision telling him when the world's going to end...then it delves into how he reacts...is he crazy, or is it going to happen? Things like that."

"Yeah, I hear you there. Heh, I was a movie fanatic back home, and it was rare I found a newer one that was really interesting and not just eye candy. But I've got all the time in the world, here...so I'm just going through them one by one, writing down which ones I like...it helps pass the time I guess."

He glances from Stewart to the television screen as the movie starts.

"Oh, I've always been a movie fanatic...going to a service academy didn't help any either, so my passion for them grew and grew. And I liked the Passion, I did...though have you ever seen the Scorcesi picture, "The Last Temptation of Christ"? Though not...entirely historically accurate, they did show how Jesus was also human and not just divine. And I also liked how they portrayed Judas in that one...kind of like...realizing that the crucifixion had to take place instead of completely backstabbing Jesus. But yeah..." he glances back at the movie before looking back to Stewart with a grin, "Told you the kid was a schizo."

"I'll have to show it to you sometime then..." he says as he looks back to the rather...distrubing face of Frank the rabbit. he shakes his head, that visage always creeping him out. "Hmm? Oh...it's kind of for you to decide, really...I think anyway."

Tommy grinned to himself, having experienced every aspect of movie goers in his lifetime. That was one of his favorite pasttimes, showing others movies they haven't seen before. He loved watching their reactions.

"Well, you've gotta see it from his perspective. I mean...if a being that seems to be more or less supernatural in nature orders you to do something...coupled with the fact that said supernatural being saved his life...well..wouldn't you? The whole...works in mysterious ways sort of thing."

Tommy more than likely wouldn't have been able to contain himself if Stewart had mentioned the fact that believing in aliens was ridiculous. He would probably have gone on a tangent about probability and the like. But instead he just watched the movie.

"But of course, think about this...is the rabbit telling him this because it's the right thing to do, or just because Donnie himself wants to show the world what a sham he is?"