Akira was the only thing I thought of by the end of the film. Well, also DBZ and Evangelion. The anime references were off the charts.
This pictures deserves O'Neal's trademark big red YES.
When I read "Ignition" I thought we were getting an old-school Offspring track.
The workprint copy is by far more entertaining than the final cut (I didn't have to watch the final cut to make this choice). The stunt wires were mostly visible, the effects looked like South Park action sequences and there were notes all over the screen about what should go where. I loved it!
NARP.
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"Community News Update."
Click link.
Ctrl+F; type "commu"; hit enter.
I'm making a gimmick account called Patton Oswalt's Cell Phone.
This is all well and good but when do we get a Criterion release of Mothra vs. Godzilla? There are so many poignant moments and a great political subtext to that film.
Mine was filled with purple stuff. Right next to the Sunny D.
That was clever so I 'liked' it.
Some day we'll get a film called "For the Record" that'll handle this material.
That's how the bassist from Death Cab explained one of the guys from Slipknot talking during an awards show to me.
I used the Scumm VM emulator and it worked well for each Monkey Island game and Full Throttle. Check it out:
http://www.scummvm.org/
Speaking of childhood nostalgia in gaming, I like the Commander Keen avatar.
Wiggins doesn't stop touching the bridge of his nose the whole film. It almost deserves a supercut video.
Got my tickets for the 9:30 Club show. Go M Ward go!
If it was truly inspired by Sufjan, the book title would be half of the Amazon review: "
Just When Seventeen-year-old Cullen Witter Thinks He Understands Everything About His Small and Painfully Dull Arkansas Town, It All Disappears. . . ."
Something Awful nailed this one…
In my experience it's been psych majors.