The Ride of the Valkyries use threw me. I kept expecting them to show him imagining that he was in Vietnam or something, since it was only the second genre and the first one had distinct visual elements. Overall, the way they depicted the Genre trip was inconsistent and seemed not very-well thought out. The rules were…

“You’ve never done anything like this before. Big special effects, tent pole, four-quadrant movie.”

Sounds like he married an agent...

More than just SF. I mean, as far as independent book stores in the US go, it’s City Lights, Powells, and The Strand. And then the rest, all of which are valuable and wonderful resources.

He was? I haven’t read those stories. Maybe I should consider myself lucky and spare myself more tales of assholery from icons of my childhood. 

“The Ed Helms cop comedy Coffee & Kareem is laziness masquerading as irreverence”

And they have probably ruined my ability to do a search for anything involving me on the internet. This, after I offered them such a unique marketing opportunity. Jerks.

We’re going to lose our collective shit if this takes Hanks out...

That sign might be cute, but that place serves up plates of hot trash under the guise of “tex mex”

I just hope the dozens of old ladies who paid $100 million each to fund this film weren’t too disappointed...

What do you think stings more as a working actor: Adding yourself to Cameo, or Adding yourself to Cameo and not getting any takers?

Can’t wait til the Oscar the film adaptation of this story wins is stolen en-route, leading to the production of the Oscar-winning sequel, whose Oscar will be stolen en route, and...

*phew*

It’s a result of modern TVs doing motion smoothing, essentially adding frames to make live events look better. The result is that films and TV shows look off, specifically the lighting looks artificial like the lower production values of old soap operas. It drives me crazy.

Hmm. Seems like it might have a bit of the soap opera effect happening.

I would generally agree since as a die hard fan of the original lineup, I barely ever spin the last albums.

You’re selling him and Bill short. Oz came up with a lot of great melodies and Bill is the reason that Sabbath fuckin’ *swings*.

Who also has forgotten telling you that. 

Sam & Max Hit The Road is hilarious because it was developed by the creator of the original comic, so the comedic tone and sensibility was there naturally. Come to think of it, he was an artist at LucasArts and had his hand in all the games that were mentioned here. So maybe the secret to a good comedic video game is…

Raise your hand if you read that as “John Stamos” and were confused on how they could have used a photo of an unrelated African American actor?

He raped someone.

I look forward to utterly ignoring the existence of these sequels.