For Our Consideration: Documentary Now, in the future! (The Future Is Now)

Sympathy For The New Girl

Kids is the first movie he was involved with that most people saw but, he didn't direct it, Larry Clark did, and Korine wrote the screenplay. The movies Harmony Korine has directed himself have a very different style from Kids, they're stranger, more experimental. Even though I think there is some skill and intensity…

I addition to writing Kids and directing Gummo, he also wrote and directed Julien Donkey Boy (which features non other than Werner Herzog himself as Julien's father), Mr. Lonely (also featuring Herzog, this time as a priest, along with a number of other great actors, like Samantha Morton, Diego Luna, and another…

Also, the term Blade Runner, when connected with the term skin jobs, suggests cutting back the surface layer, revealing the replicant hiding behind the human façade, and then cutting them down, severing their lifeline.

I could name some brilliant films I love but, I'm trying to think of something that in some way captures a similar mood to those two films, and I'm afraid my brain is kind of fuzzy today.

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It was Arleen Sorken who did the Harley voice from the animated series everyone remembers so well, and also did it later in the Arkham Asylum game, then Tara Strong took over as the voice for Arkham City (and in my opinion isn't half as good as Harley as Sorken was). The character was actually designed around Sorken's…

They have a new option now, 4 bucks more and it's commercial free (with the exception of five or six shows on nbc/abc, like that once upon a time fairytale show).

I know there are a lot of people who seem to love this movie but, I've always disliked Disney's Beauty and the Beast, can't stand the colors, animation style, or the musical numbers, I've always though it looked bland and ugly. I love a lot of other animated films by Disney but, not that one.

I kind of liked Ally Sheedy's character before she was transformed into a generic stepford daughter and paired with the jock, but the reduction of all the characters to a simplistic stereotype is pretty shallow and dumb, and says a lot more about Hughes than it does about high school.

Exactly! You don't even have to specify that she's one of the funniest female comedians, she's just one of the funniest comedians ever, male or female.

I'm in my 30's and I'm really not that great at any kind of elaborate software programming (and programming beats definitely isn't one of my greatest strengths). I use some software mostly because I can't afford to buy a bunch of synths. I would use Reason to create fairly simple little sequences that I would trigger…

When it comes to making music I prefer a mixture of software and hardware (like a sampler and a synth mixed with software like Reason). If I have a creative/somewhat energized high then I can get into a serious jam/groove when I'm playing and programming music, sometimes I just feel lazy but, I love love the creative…

Getting high greatly enhances my creativity and playing ability if I'm making music but, usually interferes with my ability to create art well (in terms of mind - hand co-ordination, not creativity), unless it's digital art but, I prefer making art with a piece of paper and some pens and colored pencils.

The arctic one was the first, Requiem was the one that was so poorly lit you can't even tell what's happening on screen

Say what you want about the voice, that man has an absolutely gorgeous Tool

My mom was on cracked once but, then the tv told her there was a place she could get help

Nature found a way

If you ever get the chance, try watching Celine & Julie Go Boating.