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I bet these guys get together with Rescue Ink for Bingo Night.

Hahahaha! It's the only thing I can think of whenever I hear that title!

Thank you for this. Utterly fascinating. And great to not only get continuing insight into the writer's room, but also into the lives which brought them there - that whole Jonathan Livingston Seagull bit was amazing, amazing, amazing.

One of the best places to wack out for sure! And their exhibitions change briskly, so you get good new shit with frequency. Girlfriend here is doing some dope watercolors!

Just so you know, this was a student project for a class I teach at the Gnomon School of Visual Effects. Before you go slamming work that a student slaved over for 10 weeks, please do your own homework and check the link where the student graciously thanks the author for providing amazing material for this amazing…

FYI Elrond was confirmed on TORn last night as being definitively Weaving...

Nature, FTW.

HAHAHAHAAH! 'WHENEVER HE THREW THINGS'!!! faaaabulous.

yeah y'know i bet that's what he was going for....for it not to be naturalistic, and kind of ridiculous, on purpose. like it was an olde-tymey cliffhanger action film, but only happening in her imagination. makes sense...just came off awkward.

I would love to read your epic poem. Ready...go!

I kind of don't understand why Lee Pace isn't a giant movie star. He's gorgeous, skilled, uh, tall, gorgeous, and, uh, gorgeous. And he's in the gay mafia! How come he has to play Vampire No. 11 in some dumb Twilight movie?

It's a good question. What I meant by awkwardness is his tendency towards not only awkward pacing, but being satisfied with awkward performances that don't truly motivate the stories forward. Just because his films are imaginative and have intriguing visuals doesn't excuse lackluster execution; since I know how he was…

BLAMMO! ftw...

O snap!

Shall we take bets on the odds of her mermaid book NOT being about a mermaid who kicks ass on her own terms or is defined by the male characters in her story?

Henry Cavill. SMOKING hawt. That is all.

Mmmmmmmm......not sure. Tarsem is super talented with visuals (and, never forget...surrounds himself with a crack team of visionaries) but honestly not a very good director; he gets trapped in awkwardness way too easily. If I didn't know who'd directed this and I didn't know '300' existed, I'd assume Zach Snyder had…

Yeeeeah but just because it's a correct medical term doesn't make it OK to go out in Daily Variety as a casting call...they should be embarrassed. 'Mentally retarded' (MR) is also a correct medical term, but it ain't OK to use that...

Would it have killed the Men in Black casting director's office to call for 'little people' instead of 'dwarves'? What is this, 1982? Blegh.