I’m not entirely sure WHY this is funny, but it makes me giggle incessantly. Thanks Josh for the tip.
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According to the good folks at Bleeding Cool, the good folks at Warner Brothers Animation — you know, the folks behind Batman: The Animated Series, Justice League and all of those direct to video movies — are working on an animated version of Frank Miller’s seminal comic masterpiece, The Dark Knight Returns. This makes sense [...]
So you might’ve guessed by now that Black Dynamite has become my new favorite movie. This doesn’t happen very often. First, it was Airplane, then it was a tie between Airplane and Office Space, but they’ve both been dethroned. Looking back though, I recall when I fell in love with Airplane that I looked for [...]
Living in Los Angeles allows one to do some very cool things, such as seeing a live Battlestar Galactica concert, a show from the Band from TV, or go to some awesome press events. Well, when I heard that local comic store Meltdown Comics was having a live taping of the Nerdist podcast to celebrate [...]
My question today is…which kind of movies or TV shows that you already own on DVD will you double dip for to get a copy on Blu-ray? I ask because I was a Best Buy today to use a birthday gift card, and decided to double dip on Sin City and L.A. Confidential. Why? Because [...]
This Saturday, in Los Angeles, there will be a midnight showing of “Transformers: The Movie”. No, not the Michael Bay pieces of crap, we’re talking the original 1986 animated film that many people in my generation consider a beloved and seminal piece of work…so of course I’m going. (Thanks to my friend Josh for the [...]
I am an unabashed fan of Batman and DC Animation. If a show or movie has been released that has anything to do with Bruce Timm, Paul Dini or Alan Burnett, I own it. That bias aside, I was very excited when DC Animated announced Batman: Under the Red Hood. I’ve not read all of [...]
According to an article on Ars Technica entitled, Apple loses big in DRM ruling: jailbreaks are “fair use”, the Library of Congress has added a bevy of new exceptions to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act altering the way we’re allowed to use much of the digital media and devices we have.
There’s one main reason I went to see The Sorcerer’s Apprentice. I mean sure it was done by the same folks who did National Treasure — which I loved — but that wasn’t it. I wanted to see how Dresden Filesey it was. What do I mean by this? Well, look at this still from [...]
Fifteen years ago, we were introduced to Woody, Buzz, the Potatoheads, Hamm, Rex, Slinky and, most importantly, a little animation company named Pixar. Myself a recent high school graduate at the time, I went to see some strange movie called Toy Story full of equal parts curiosity and cynicism. 90 minutes later, I joined the [...]
