Hm, FilmCritHulk, what's tha-

*pause, sees text*

Boy, this had better be good.

And of what I read, it is. (I... skimmed the last fifth or so, couldn't take it anymore.) Good find.

Brand new Sony Alpha 99, thirty-year-old Minolta lenses from eBay.

No longer shooting HDV.

The shoot just got confirmed today unfortunately. Fortunately it's at 1, so I should be wrapped up by 3, an hour away from where I live. If you can start at 4 EST, then I can hop on when I get in (might be 4:15 or something, call me in or whatever). Or, if 3 is what you need to do, I'll message you when I get in and if you're still going I can hop in.

I *may* also get back earlier than 4, depends on how the interviews go, at which point I'll let you know I'm in.

TL;DR: I can do 4 but if you need to do 3 then I can join in when I get back.

You normally use Skype to get everyone together, correct? Or do I need to get some different software?

I felt the same way, like it pulled a back a bit and I was trying to race through, "But what does this mean, and this, and this," but the movie went, "Don't worry, it'll be alright. That house you feel like you were kicked out of? It's part of a larger, warmer house. You're still here, safe and sound. Home." In Morgan Freeman's voice.

I loved this movie so much. I wasn't expecting the father/son story at all and it really made things work*. Emmet's story is no less real when we find out that the broad strokes of it are the Son playing with his father's collection.

*I almost said "click", wouldn't have been able to live with myself.

I play Minecraft a decent amount, but I'm not involved in the community with mods or anything like that. So I don't know how much I could contribute... but I'd potentially be interested if you've got to put butts in seats.

I've been meaning to watch this one for a while, I just haven't gotten around to it yet.

I have a hard time picturing Jeremy Irons as Alfred, because when I think of him I think of hammier roles. First thing I saw him in was as the saving grace of the first Dungeons & Dragons.

Maybe I should watch Kingdom of Heaven again to remind myself he can do real roles and gravitas, too.

How about V for Vendetta? No face at all except for what's immutable on the mask.

Also, I don't know if you've played Halo 4. He's a lot more involved in the story in it, more dialogue and more things to do than go places, shoot stuff. (Well, gameplay is still go places, shoot stuff, but the framing story does a good job of going above that.) By the end of it, I was emotionally invested in him as a character, too.

Agreed of Forward Unto Dawn, and I enjoyed the BTS features on the disc more than many studio releases.

An artist friend of mine did the illustrating and color for the new counting book, The Dragon and the Princess.

http://www.amazon.com/The-Dragon-Prince … na+sanwald

That traffic video... so many monochrome cars, blech.