We do dorkdom Big Apple style.
If you’re as geeky as we are, you’re already aware of the new TRON film coming out in December 2010. In this bite-size episode, David and Andrew discuss “Tron Legacy” after getting a sneak preview of the IMAX 3D trailer. END OF LINE.
(Warning: Spoilers)
This amusing flow chart illustrates how a DVD treats you when you buy a legitimate copy versus a pirated copy. It’s pretty spot-on.
Mr. Plinkett — the possible murderer behind the brilliant 7-part Star Wars Episode I review — returns with his thoughts on “Avatar” to tide us over until the Attack of the Clones review is released. And, of course, it’s amazing.
I don’t know how, but this guy always manages to perfectly nail the things I want to express about these movies, but can’t find the words to because of my anger or lack of eloquence.
Red Letter Media, the group behind these reviews, also has a new webzone up — http://redlettermedia.com
Earlier today I ran across this link to a seven-part video review of The Phantom Menace and immediately dismissed it due to it’s length. But later on my boredom got the best of me and I thought that I’d give it try. Little did I know that I would end up eagerly clicking on each subsequent video until I had reached the end.
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
Part 6
Part 7
If you can stand the silly, mumbling voice of the narrator (Makes it even funnier in my opinion) you’re in for a treat.
Continue reading ‘The inexplicable, unexpected brilliance of a 70-minute movie review’
I always wondered what they used to make this. It’s striking how similar it is to modern 3D software…except you don’t need cool knobs now.
How did I miss this? In honor of Monty Python’s 40th anniversary, there’s a live show from today through 10/10 at Town Hall in New York. And then on the 15th, the new documentary Monty Python: Almost the Truth (The Lawyer’s Cut) will be screening at the Ziegfeld, with all of the Python members in attendance (except the dead one).
I hope if you’re going to this, you have fun and think of me. Here’s a New York Magazine article about it:
Q&A With Eric Idle on Monty Python’s 40th Anniversary — New York Magazine
The Disney Blog links to a short interview on Comingsoon.net with Tron Legacy star Olivia Wilde, who talks about wearing the suits and the fact that production on the film has now wrapped (release date as of right now: December 17, 2010).
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