I haven't read it but from what I understand is that they are good friends so that wouldn't surprise me. I think its easy to say that the idea of a Cunningham helmed Neuromancer would be expensive and wouldn't attract the audience it needed but anyone who would take on that task would have to be given carte blanche…

Bret Easton Ellis was also rather pleased with the adaption of American Psycho stating that Mary Harron was the first director who "got" that it was a satire and not just a brutal tale about a murderous yuppie.

By the sound of his accent he is Australian and probably either a contractor (PMF or logistics) or ADF. Unfortunately, warzones are terrible places and things like this (albiet not on this scale usually) happen more or less every day. The people who operate in these environments are trained to keep calm for many…

I don't code outside of AS so the insight into the length of time before they should have upgraded was helpful to a lay person.

Leave it to a comentator to give me some sort of technical background that this stub of an article lacked. Go Giz!

"I haven't done the legwork on the first two"

Yaaaaaaaaaaaaawn.

Wow, you managed to make racially insensitive comment and somehow brought it even lower by directing it towards a country where malnutrition is rampant. Kudos but you haven't won the internet today.

I want this hat.

Ummm, how about TWD when Rick's merry band of inmates sprung Daryll and Merle in a fashion worthy of a fucking Batman episode.

This reminds me of Stanley Kubrick's work for Look. Notice the photographer had the good sense not to herd around with the other lemmings. Excellent shot.

Not to nitpick, but this claymation, not a cartoon.

This has a special place in my heart as I once asked one of my professors if I could do a particular assignment in ballpoint, to which she gave me a ten minute lecture as to what constituted "proper" artistic materials. I did it anyhow and she was left speechless when showed her a rather nice rendering of an astronaut…

They've got that thing lit for high speed where is that footage?

Hence the problem with casting this character the first place, in IM Rhodes is a liason between the Pentagon and Stark. He has to be warm and sort of off putting to handle a personality like Stark, as Downey Jr portrayed him. He can't be the steely faced man in uniform, he has to be the guy who placates his ego and…

Oh yeah, because I walk into a Tom Cruise movie looking for a cerebal experience and originality. Who do these reviewers think he is? Christian Bale?

Open ground? Screwed. Forest or jungle? Shit outta luck. Caves? Nope, still dead. Fences? Don't even slow them down. Locked rooms? You'd think, but no.

Obviously, you've never worked as an artist nor have the slightest clue about the creative process. If you think a hack who has maintained his presence in the comic industry by shilling his face and name on every product he could for the past fifty years is somehow above the man whom actually had the chops to condense…

Yeah, if you mean moving to DC, then starting his own imprint, then suing Marvel as not doing anything then I'm pretty sure I'd call that claim bullshit.

Thoughts while watching this in order: