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“Oh, what a fanciful world it would be to be one of those glittering diamonds. What a wondrous ideal. The day someone offers me a living wage for doing nothing other than writing is the day I strip naked, pee on a conference table, and dance about the office like a stripper on a coke binge.”
My son and I watched Atlantis: The Lost Empire yesterday afternoon. He fell asleep about thirty minutes in, but it was good enough to keep watching.
You could definitely see Mike Mignola’s touch on the film, from the art to the subject matter. Plus, who cold resist a film with the voices of Marty McFly, Spock, Father Guido Sarducci, and Jim Rockford.
This post was reblogged from WRECK & SALVAGE.
“Of course unmoderated anonymous comments on the internet can be incomprehensibly awful and frustratingly stupid. They can also be heartbreakingly sincere and shatteringly honest. That’s because they’re written by real people, and real people are complicated, messy, and weird.”
Pottery Barn Kids is now selling Star Wars sheets. They are even hawking a six foot long replica of Darth Vader’s Lightsaber and a Luke Skywalker poster to complete the set.
I used to have Star Wars sheets just like this when I was a kid. Of course, my Mom probably purchased them from K-Mart for $5.95 (blue light special).
“It appears to me that demands are now placed on children that require them to grow up so quickly whilst simultaneously they are denied the freedom of the childhood I led.”
A short film about …
A film buff tells a friend that he’s finally broken “the code” - the mystery behind the character & story threads that bleed from one Quentin Tarantino movie or screenplay into the next.
Subtitled, but worth the ride for Tarantino buffs. Sprinkled with nuggets like the case of diamonds from Reservoir Dogs was the case that Travolta and Jackson extricate in Pulp Fiction. (via)
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