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Meanwhile, I got your costume department right here.
I can now exclusively reveal that Trey didn't abscond with all the Kickstarter dough. My Pink Five t-shirt arrived today, apparently from Prague.
Zarban wrote:*sauerkraut
*umlautArn't those German?
Next, you'll be telling us that gaucho is Spanish.
Italian Spiderman
Remind me, under what circumstances does one require a toilet that shoots high-speed balls?
If we do work through various directors and composers, realize that we'll surely get to Michael Bay and Hans Zimmer at some point.
While you're shuddering, why not consider Thomas Newman as a composer? He's got the chops and the range: Finding Nemo, American Beauty, Skyfall, The Player.
Or draft in someone oriental, like Joe Hisaishi or Nobuo Uematsu.
Or someone 'serious', like John Adams.
Otherwise, if we could somehow put David Arnold, Michael Giacchino and John Powell in a talent blender, I think it might work.
That's the twist!
/boom
/Shyamalan!
I think you mean 'Shazamalan the Surprise-inator'. Where, by 'surprise', I mean 'disappointment'.
Tom Hardy.
No, wait. Johnny Depp.
Hold on. Sandra Bullock. Sarah Michelle-Gellar. Gillian Anderson.
Or, due to her donation of regenerations to save the Doctor, Alex Kingston. Who will still be married to River Song, obviously.
It might be easier to write a program to convert war movies into sci-fi movies than just Remake All the Things.
Not that I'm suggesting that writing such a program would be easy, of course. But if it were done properly, then we could also use it to convert all cowboy movies into clown movies, all monster movies into hamster movies, and all porn movies into brand new episodes of Perry Mason.
"He views dialogue as merely 'a sound effect, a rhythm, a vocal chorus in the overall soundtrack.'" Well, that explains everything (for small values of 'everything').
And now, in Lego...
My memory of Event Horizon from watching it once in the cinema is that it seemed like eight-year-olds had written it, eight-year-olds who had just wet their pants repeatedly when watching Alien and Hellraiser and Evil Dead, eight-year-olds that would think pact with the Devil stories were original, eight-year-olds who threw every scary thing they'd ever seen in their short, excitable lives at a blanket, and found all of it sticking.
Delusions of Zarban is a title waiting for a movie to happen. I would also accept a concept album by The Alan Parsons Project, or a previously unknown Philip K Dick novel.
But did anyone spot the little Easter Egg that ILM put in? I've heard there's a tiny Jar Jar inside Spock's helmet for one frame, but I couldn't see it.
It is from Keeping Up Appearances-
It happens about 11 minutes in or so.
Well, that'll teach me never to have seen the programme.
Uh-oh. I'm on to me.
Quick! Make like a Malkovich!
Now imagine having to animate a creature that moves like this.
I so want to see the show that Patricia Routledge did that funny walk in, if only to understand the context of it. (I outrageously presume it wasn't Keeping Up Appearances.)
Also, should I watch Apollos 1 to 17 first before listening to this lunar podule?
From here
Not to mention Paris is full of tourists, I hear the Parisians hate that.
Yeah, but you might get better treatment if you either speak German (for then, you can't be English or American), or you use a broad Scottish accent (for Scotland and France are historic allies against the English).
No promises, though; it's a while since I've been in Paris, so local surliness may have been re-allocated.
I work in Shepherd's Bush, so can also make central London venues fairly easily
Heard this the other day, and thought of it while listening to this episode, for some reason.
And now for the science part
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