what would the sitcom about your life be called?
Mine would be a one-camera dramedy, sans laugh track, and it would get great reviews but low ratings. It would be called Continuity Errors.
London photo of the day: green building
Though not what we usually mean when we say a building is green these days.
Lianne Spiderbaby plagiarized my review of Turn Me On, Dammit! (final update)
I’ve posted the Lianne Spiderbaby piece that Bleeding Cool asked for from me and then scrubbed. And now I’m done with this. I hope…
this is the Lianne Spiderbaby piece that Bleeding Cool posted and then scrubbed
There’s a very small window of opportunity when something like this can be posted and be relevant, and we’re really already past that point. Still, I promised you all that I would share it if Bleeding Cool wouldn’t, so here it is.
no more Netflix add-to-queue
Netflix made my developer account inactive for some reason, which means I can no longer offer the Netflix add-to-queue links. Sorry. Not my doing.
Wadjda director Haifaa al-Mansour: “I wanted to have a voice”
Unfortunately, you don’t need to live in a repressive place like Saudi Arabia to feel, as a woman, that you don’t have a voice, or that you’ll get hate mail if you speak out.
Tom Hiddleston is *such* a geek, turns up as Loki at Comic-Con
Tom Hiddleston wins Comic-Con.
London photo of the day: where Sherlock and John had their “romantic” dinner
You know, in that very first episode, “A Study in Pink.”
why is everyone so excited about the Batman/Superman news coming out of Comic-Con?
I Am Legend foresaw way back in 2007 that this would be happening…
the screenwriting bible that is to blame for the tedious blandness of blockbusters
When I look at my watch during a movie, it’s because I’m checking to see if my guess about where in the runtime we are coincides with what just happened onscreen. This book is what makes that possible.
