time to call up guinness?

902

(32 replies, posted in Episodes)

I saw Lawrence of Arabia when I was quite young then watched it on a plane coming back from Australia only to find we landed 20 minutes before the ending.

Balls.

You pretty much summed up how I felt about it

904

(10 replies, posted in Off Topic)

Cool!

Whats the new job Jimmy? Congrats these are trying times  smile

906

(7 replies, posted in Off Topic)

interesting...

907

(33 replies, posted in Episodes)

Someone actually likes Warehouse 13?!

908

(449 replies, posted in Off Topic)

Yeah I've been keeping an eye out for that since it was posted a couple of pages back  big_smile

Very nice !

910

(33 replies, posted in Episodes)

This

911

(33 replies, posted in Episodes)

I'd forgotten I'd ever been to a con but there was a small one near where I grew up and like Teague I met Kenny Baker and hit him with a door.

912

(109 replies, posted in Off Topic)

It's actually one of the few films I've turned off half way through

913

(109 replies, posted in Off Topic)

Great. Someone mentioned Sunshine. Now I'm angry!

914

(109 replies, posted in Off Topic)

Dave wrote:

You're out of the club.

Wasn't I already out the club the for refusing to not to enjoy Scott Pilgrim?  neutral

915

(109 replies, posted in Off Topic)

You know what?

I really enjoyed it.

916

(62 replies, posted in Episodes)

Squiggly_P wrote:

I was only joking about that whole sarcasm tag thing. As dorkman pointed out, my idea was really dumb.

Totally cool of you to implement that, tho, Holden. You are awesome.

fixed that for ya =P

Can he get us all jobs...?

918

(1,649 replies, posted in Off Topic)

a projectionist mate of mine made this vid about the end of 35mm projection

919

(12 replies, posted in Creations)

It's back smile

920

(12 replies, posted in Creations)

Says the writer of apocalyptic show tunes?  tongue

921

(12 replies, posted in Creations)

and it's *finally* finished!

922

(133 replies, posted in Off Topic)

C-Spin wrote:

Why WAS old Weyland played by Guy Pearce in make-up? Surely it wasn't just so they could do that TED Talk thing as part of the viral marketing...

I found a piece that talks about this

10 things you didnt-know about the-design of prometheus wrote:

Oh, and as for why Weyland is played by Guy Pearce in old-man makeup, Spaihts says Damon Lindelof's script showed the android David going inside Weyland's dreams while he was in hypersleep — and in his dreams, Weyland is a young man, on a yacht surrounded by beautiful women. These dream conversations got cut, but Pearce's casting was already locked in. Scott had originally wanted to cast Max von Sydow as Peter Weyland. (In Spaiht's script versions, Weyland isn't aboard the Prometheus at all — instead, there's a hidden squad of company soldiers.)

Link

923

(9 replies, posted in Off Topic)

Call of Cthulu is a great short story. His writing is in the public domain and theres some really good free audio books out there of his stuff for free as I know you like stuff playing when your After Effect'ing  cool

2010 is underrated

they appear to be running Windows 7