the oh-no! DVD of the week: ‘Battle of Los Angeles’
And Nia Peeples and Kel Mitchell are all that stand between humanity and global doom and stuff.
The Kentucky Fried Movie (review)
If I had been introduced to this film at a more impressionable age, I might today have pleasant adolescent memories of it that would color my grownup response to it today, and perhaps I could be kinder to a movie considered a comedy classic by some. But I wasn’t, I haven’t, and I can’t.
Disqus flagging legit comments as spam…
It happens once in a while that Disqus will flag a legitimate comment as spam, but I only just discovered that it’s happening far more often than I realized, and that I’ve been falling down on the job in approving them…
trailer break: ‘Chalet Girl’
With Bill Nighy, who makes everything worth seeing.
question of the day: Will future generations understand ‘The Simpsons’?
Will we have future scholars footnoting The Simpsons to explain why Kent Brockman and Rainier Wolfcastle are funny?
‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: knitted David Tennant Doctor
etsyNAC13 loves David Tennant’s Doctor so much, she knitted him, right down to his Converse…
watch it: the Sendai tsunami from ground level
Behold the inexorable power of water…
I’m embarrassed to admit (but I’m gonna do it anyway)…
…that I dreamt last night about Robert Pattinson. Not in that way…
trailer break: ‘Blooded’
Yup, it’s another one of those “it’s fake but let’s pretend it’s real” mockumentary thingies. Looks like it’s taking an original tack with it, however…
question of the day: Will Americans accept the new Al Jazeera children’s channel?
Will parents let their kids watch? Will kids want to watch? (That’s excluding Arab-American parents and kids, who represent only a tiny minority of the America population, and won’t be enough to let such a channel survive.)
