in 2010 I asked you: ‘What would you like to see in a Toy Story 4?’ (let’s revisit the replies)
What do you think about what we thought, almost a decade ago, might be a good way to expand the story, versus what we actually just got?
film criticism by maryann johanson | handcrafted since 1997
What do you think about what we thought, almost a decade ago, might be a good way to expand the story, versus what we actually just got?
What will you get up to while the weather is nice and the days are long?
Amnesia as a plot point? The slo-mo walk away from an explosion? Bags of groceries with a baguette sticking out of it? Villains who monologue their evil plans? Ticking countdowns?
Like how people are smuggling soggy, cold KFC into Gaza at inflated prices…
I kinda cannot get my head around 3D printers, but the possibilities they present feel really exciting.
Pick more than one if you must!
Are you trying comics for the first time? Are you checking out a title you hadn’t previously been buying? If you’re not into comics, what other creative field do you wish had its equivalent to Free Comic Book Day?
Sure, people who come out to visit a museum will probably spend money in shops and restaurants. But might attending a live-music gig make someone less likely to cheat on their taxes?
And what could it be code for?