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I don't think any one tool is fundamentally better than another, it's all in how you use them. But I do think it's unfortunate that these days computer graphics are the go-to for everything, when some effects could be done more easily, cheaply, and probably realistically with practical effects and miniatures. Jamie

It's amazing how many effects mistakes they'd leave in back then, because, well, fuck it… we're not doing it again. In the big downtown fight scene in Superman II, there's one miniature shot with cars and debris flying by where the pedestrians are obviously immobile dolls on a track. Their legs don't move and the

I mentioned it in comments a couple of days ago, if that makes any difference.

*looking in closet*
Hmm, flannel, flannel, flannel, flannel, slightly-more-rumpled flannel…

About the only reason Letterman's NBC show ever got edited was to cut a comedian who performed material that the censor got nervous about. Dave didn't really have any say in it.

This article is the answer to the question, "What do Louis C.K. and Sinéad O’Connor have in common?"

Then he pretended to fall down, stuck pencils in his nose, and made a series of AIDS jokes.

Has there ever been a comedy where Austin Pendleton didn't just knock that shit out of the park? He was even funny in that terrible movie where Michael Richards pretends to be an attorney.

Ctrl + F —> "Herpes" —> Enter

Maybe the fact that he actually doesn't like to get dirty?

No, you're exactly right. Not only is the editing easier, but the timing is not as tight. Leno's taping ended at 6:30 in Burbank, which was 9:30 in New York, just two hours before it was fed to affiliates. In that two hours, they had to rewind the tape, do any bleeping very quickly, feed the show to master control

The same place where Bobcat Goldthwait got his lighter fluid.

Yes, that was definitely a bad career move.

We call that the Sarandon Doctrine.

Trump Tower makes the best Spaghetti-Os…

*CLAAAAAANG!!!!!!!*

That book will be The Art of the Deal.

Five cents, please.

I've genuinely been waiting for the hipster VHS renaissance. I've got a whole lot of tapes to unload when that day comes.

Show me your nuts.