576

(26 replies, posted in Creations)

Yes sir, I did. CG and comps.

<edit> Actually not on that still, though.

577

(26 replies, posted in Creations)

Hey, check this stuff out!

clicketty:
First Look at L. Frank Baum's "Wonderful Wizard of Oz"


http://i725.photobucket.com/albums/ww260/Think_Mcfly_Think/January%202011/TMTPosterSmaller.jpg?__SQUARESPACE_CACHEVERSION=1345303277014

578

(16 replies, posted in Off Topic)

Buffy

579

(104 replies, posted in Episodes)

In, adding to the groundswell of VFX volunteers.

580

(346 replies, posted in Off Topic)

Saniss wrote:

http://www.nasa.gov/images/content/674919main_pia16021-946.jpg

FAKE!!!
There are no lens flares.

581

(5 replies, posted in Movie Stuff)

Lorre's body of work has been refined through decades of impersonation.  Case in point: Ren, (of "and Stimpy" fame)

582

(11 replies, posted in Off Topic)

Sure, rain on my parade.  wink

Gandalf 'needed' to disappear from the tale for a while so the company's number would drop to 13, and unlucky things could befall them. On the other hand, the backstory was the primary muse and obsession for Tolkein, so fleshing it out supports his vision, IMO.

We can probably also expect the little-people's story to be intermingled with a fabricated big-people story line. Will anyone give me odds that Bard, the human hero ex machina, has a love interest?

583

(11 replies, posted in Off Topic)

He made marketable and admirable movies out of LOTR, which was at best all-over-the-place as a novel.
The Hobbit has a pretty tight narrative with several well defined arcs. Which is to say: the guy who sowed the seeds for the most epic DIF extravaganza of our times...

...has gotten a better writer for his prequel trilogy.

Color me optimistic.

I like the angst that fueled Floyd's stuff, and the mellowness matches my personality...fair to say it helped shape my personality, as much time as I've spent spaced-out listening to their early wierd stuff. Echoes, Ummagumma, Obscured by Clouds. Pass that shit over here. (<-not a song title ;-P)

Also, to be fair, I've never really listened to anything but "Tommy" and the classic-rock radio cuts by The Who...so it's not to say I hate them or anything. What I know of them has always sounded too sappy and on the nose for me, lyrically at least.  I'll make no argument against their musicianship or showmanship, I've just never thought to myself, "Self, we really need to listen to some Who right now."

From that epoch of music history I'll take Floyd, Stones, Late-Beatles, Zep and maybe then The Who, in that order.

586

(67 replies, posted in Off Topic)

Stand? I've never even imagined that as a possibility.
I'll need to re-examine my life before posting further.

587

(346 replies, posted in Off Topic)

15 minute short, beautifully hand animated, teaches the bare underlying facts of Einsteins Relativity.

588

(1,649 replies, posted in Off Topic)

mmm.
flutter-tonguing.

(edit x 2 for spelling)

I took this one last week.
Apparently my cousin is hollywood royalty, his father had like 11 nominations and 3 wins for art direction.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Groesse

http://a2.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/410860_4216100844787_173442633_o.jpg

590

(43 replies, posted in Creations)

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/29628015/IMG_5066adjCrp.jpgThat's my soul up there.

591

(109 replies, posted in Off Topic)

Stalag 17.
"For the Allied prisoners of Stalag 17, every escape attempt ends the same way: disaster. Cynical Sgt. Sefton (William Holden, in his Oscar-winning role) thinks they're all fools for trying -- but soon his hectoring starts raising suspicions that there's a German spy among them. Could that spy be him? Director Billy Wilder effortlessly mixes broad comedy and high-tension drama in this World War II classic."

Hogan's Heros is isn't, but it inhabits the same universe.

Bumping thread for content related to a Seattle-area meetup next Tuesday.
So far we are two, plus four.

<hoof bump>

594

(346 replies, posted in Off Topic)

http://i117.photobucket.com/albums/o42/drewjmore/MenatworkGolfClap.gif
Just a suggestion.

595

(39 replies, posted in Episodes)

Thor's is my favorite day of the week.

596

(180 replies, posted in Episodes)

Gregory Harbin wrote:

Wow, someone took their red pill this morning.

Is that the color of the placebo in the Yaz prescription? [ducks, covering groin]

597

(39 replies, posted in Episodes)

I skipped watching this movie and went straight to the commentary. I do that more often than not, perhaps that tells you something about me...fuckit, I don't have to justify myself...

I also missed the live chat, so if anyone's already submitted this for Dorkman's porn collection I regret the duplication:

http://i.imm.io/pvPY.jpeg

598

(9 replies, posted in Off Topic)

More responsability and more risk/reward? All else being equal, I say take the new job. Your ability to absorb such risks gets less as you grow older, so now's the best time in your life for this, and it'll be harder to talk yourself into similar things later in life, especially if you get into the habit of passing on those things now.

599

(11 replies, posted in Off Topic)

There you go, man: an interesting slice of life, a young man's awakening and emergence from the protected bubble of childhood.

I have very similar memories of president Carter's hostage crisis, only I was more like 5 or 6. It dragged on in the news for so long it ended up making an impression on me in spite of my lack of interest or understanding. The US being "in" the middle east has been a fact of life for all but the eldest of us, I suppose!

600

(11 replies, posted in Off Topic)

I was lying prone in the back of a Chevy Suburban returning from the shuttle launch when I found out about OBL's death from facebook mobile.

Since we all know 'coincidence' is bunk, I guess I have you to thank for that momentus event!