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Friday fun! Here’s a screen capture from one of the DVDs in my collection (and it’s definitely from a movie, not a TV show). Guess the movie for fun and, well, fun. No prizes, just bragging rights. But hey: one guess per comment — no fair hogging all the guesses.
It’s cat-video Friday! The cute is brung. Oh man, that’s exactly how I fall asleep: I just collapse in the middle of doing other stuff. (via A Million Things That Bug Me, aka my semicousin Gail)
Take a break from work: watch a trailer… Yeah, not November, like it says at the end of this trailer. This was supposed to be released last fall, and there’s a lot of wondering about why it wasn’t. And lemme tell ya, I saw the film last night, and… wow. The year-end awards stuff for … more…
I’ve never thought about this before, and why would I: No one seems to want to talk about it. I think that fact alone is a serious indication that something nefarious is afoot. Listen: Have Christian Bale and Kermit the Frog ever been seen in public together? Is there any evidence at all that they … more…
This is probably the best two-hour, 2009 version of that six-hour, 2003 British TV miniseries possible.
It’s still Thursday for a little while, and that means it’s time to remake an 80s classic TV show or movie with an all-new cast. This week I’m stretching a bit to include something that’s not quite 80s but impacted Gen Xers a lot as kids: A Hard Day’s Night, the 1964 Beatles movie that … more…
Lest we forget, the slide into a fascism in America didn’t begin with George W. Bush: it was well underway in the 1990s, when our police went paramilitary in the “war on drugs” and new federal incentives for local communities to get drug convictions — however they could — led to a huge increase in … more…
No, it’s not about cybernetic Hannah Montana fans: It’s part of a project by Kacie Kinzer about social interaction and cooperation and helpfulness and what altruism we upright simians might extend to tiny adorable slightly anthropomorphic cardboard robots. I damn near cried reading about the project at Tweenbots. (Thanks to my semicousin Gail for pointing … more…
President Obama may have us all feeling more confident that the collapse of civilization because of credit swap defaults — instead of the way-cooler zombie apocalypse or ape uprising The Movies had promised us — has been headed off for the moment, but that don’t mean a penny saved ain’t still a penny saved. And … more…
Take a break from work: watch a trailer… Really, not safe for anyone, anywhere, anytime. You’ve been warned. This is from the fine demented folks at Troma, so we may assume that the trailer does not offer us all the “best” scenes, and that much more carnage, mayhem, and bodily fluid will be, er, on … more…
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