Ahh, I know we're looking more at theme music specifically, but I fetishize great openings. For me, they should be like good book covers: enticing and illustrative without being revealing. I want my openings to give me a glimpse of how the world I'm entering FEELS. They should give me an impression of the kind of…
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Just to clarify, the Dresden Files' Hrothbert of Bainbridge thing with Winifred in point five was only from the television series, yes? Because in the books as I recall he's an elemental and even though he'd been trapped in the skull for a few hundred (thousand?) years I didn't think he'd ever been human. I ask…
I like that!
Maybe, but I thought it was great, too.
How has no one shared this yet? It's today's!
That's not fair, Neil says everything better. Everything!
"She didn't remember it, because it was while they were both basically blastocysts when that twin had ceased to be."
They should name it Buyer's Remorse.
"We're also stuck with blurry, juddery, slow-panning 24fps movies forever because (thanks to 60fps home video) people associate high framerates with camcorders and cheap sitcoms, and thus think good framerates look "fake"."
Kirby is like an espresso shot of good feelings.
Thank you for your input! (That sounds sarcastic, but it's not!)
Or this one! Everything is improved with the Muppets!
Wow, these are all fantastic! Thanks for sharing the link!
This discussion reminds me of an article I have had bookmarked since forever ago: "Why Strong Female Characters Are Bad for Women"
I got beaten to it by TeamBlacula. #ignoreme
I realize this ad isn't quite a parallel, since it's entirely in-universe, but it reminds me of Nintendo's JRAMOA campaign for Majora's Mask, which I loved. I really dug the proto-ARG marketing and the concept of combining the game's parallel universe and its annihilation with the fiction of discovering our own, and…
While it's still one of the greatest movies ever, I always think about this whenever watching the conclusion of The Fifth Element. The giant ball of evil is nearly as big as the Earth and comes to a screeching halt 62 miles above the surface of the planet. There's no way that can end well.
You made me happy by posting Maureen from GWS!
