Comic Book Movie @ MindSay

Watch this movie, it explains itself. I don't have much time to write stuff lately, I gotz (yes "gotz") essays and stuff.



And yes he's singing this to "A Whole New World"

the website for this comic is lfgcomic.com enjoy (it will also explain the vid...I think...)

In my rush to finish things for end of the month- namely work and Mindmeld Project- I completely forgot it was the end of the month. Yes, yes, I know I'm stupid sometimes. Only the truly stupid can forget the very thing they are constantly remembering. It's a talent.

 

Here it is, September, and I ground-thrummingly forgot about creating a new header/theme and typing up August's movie list. Luckily, I have that list right beside little-ol', anal-retentive me. [Edited Update: I forgot I had been "doodling" with a header earlier this month, so I'm using it for August. I may play with is as we go along... adding text or other elements. Even if it stays untouched I'll be pleased, because I love summer skies. Good bye 70's Orange Lines.]

 

Movies (and a television series) I have seen in August: (italics mean I've seen it before)

• Scream 3 - A fine conclusion to the trilogy. And by fine I don't mean "detailed"... I mean "alright".
• Texas Chainsaw Massacre (remake) - I honestly love this one and despise the first one.
• Chasing Amy - For some reason, this viewing left me cold. I couldn't stand the characters... well, except for Jay and Silent Bob.
• V for Vendetta - Surreal and comic-book awesome.
• Match Point - A beautifully executed movie that you don't want to waste your time on.
• Good Night and Good Luck - This movie is a must, if for no other reason than the history. Funny, sad and meaningful. The type of meaningful that each person
• Pulse - *shrugs* I liked some of the ideas behind what was going on but overall, "meh".
• Snakes on a Plane - The internet phenom that I was happily on board for- the movie being the exclamation point.
• Dead & Breakfast - Funny little horror-comedy. Not Shawn of the Dead caliber, though still good.
• Public Access - Terrible movie. No redeeming value. Everything was off kilter, like the idea behind the script was polluted by the directing and the actors rode rough shod over the lines. Potential? Yes. Disappointment? Yes.
• Veronica Mars, Season 2 - *happy sigh* I enjoy this shows wit, dialogue, characters, friendships, relationships, actors, directing. Even the music.
• Porn Star: The Legend of Ron Jeremy - I was very excited to watch this show, an inside look at the porn industry via the life of one of the most well-known performers. Besides some slightly titillating moments this movie was flaccid.

You got through my list. You get a reward. (Awe-inspiring.)

 

And because I'm very generous and feel like regifting, below you will see the three week absent Creativity Exchange. TheRacket is the birther of the words. Immaculate conception, don'cha know. And he spread the seed of thought to me so I could create the image. (Eww... TheRacket is (like) my Creativity Brother. That makes my whole analogy wrong. Just wrong.)

 

You can see the other half (a non-identical twin, if you will) of Creativity Exchange over at his journal.

 

Words are TheRacket's, image by me:

 

[fowl thoughts]

what
do you
think about when
you are eating birdseed?

the bluejay asked the cardinal

is it about the fine nuts
just beyond those crunchy hulls of darkness?

or the varied flavortextures dancing about your beak?

perhaps you reflect upon one your Uncle Charlie's jokes
or that foul bird who frightened you from your perch
on that extra fancy feeder just up Maxwell Street?

what do you think about? he asked again
tilting his blue head to one side
waiting for the redbird to respond

but the cardinal kept pecking
away at his meal

until at last
he said

nothing

 

(Click here for a larger version.)

 

Lastly, WTF Radio is happy to welcome back Shiny and SocKs. Shiny has picked out a wonderful Preshow as AAP will not be on tonight. WTF Radio is broadcast live on Fridays, 9PM (Central). Questions of the Week still need to be answered and Rematch of Vs. rematched.

When the first "Fantastic Four" Movie came out, I was very excited to see it. I hadn't really heard much about the film, but I'm a fan of the comic property.  I wrote about how much this movie pissed me off here.

This morning, I'm off to see the second Fantastic Four movie.  I would like to state that this isn't my idea.  AAP wants to see the film (and in his defense the flick has gotten better reviews then the first... but then again, you can only go up) and I've taken him and Nomad to so many bad movies prior that I feel like I'm cashing in my "Sorry, I took you to a shit movie" token.

My expectations for this film are so low that I may actually be the only person to walk out enjoying this movie.

Okay. I have come to terms with the movie. I've worked it out. It wasn't actually the next in line, but it was a What If? comic.
These comics cover things such as What If Spider-Man joined the Fantastic Four? etc.
The whole movie was What If Jean Grey really was The Phoenix?
The thing with this is that it is so absurd that they had to change the whole story, change the timeline completely, change night to day in the middle of a scene and kill every character that they could remember creating by the end of the movie. Oh, and have lots of scenes with Wolverine. And remove his shirt. Why does he need a shirt? Jeez, idiots.

Hated that movie ...

I will say this for it. The guy who played Angel was the most beautiful man I've ever seen. It was fascinating, he was just so beautiful. I think he really was an angel.

For more debating/discussion on the movie (the movie that I hated) go here.

I like the suggested tags for this one.

It's okay. I've calmed down. Unless I think about it. This reminds me of talking to Sarah.

-Mitch

A few things, and I will do this bullet-style:

• Why do tennis players now sound like they are having sex when they play their matches.  There is no need for that much grunting.  Quite frankly it sounds forced, and I don't but it. 
• One of the books that I found to be a great read is going to be a movie.  It is also scaring the pants off of probably the most powerful organization in the world.  The fact that the church is recognizing the book to the lengths that they are is curious.  Their best course of action would be to simply state the book is fiction, and not worthy of being feared as a result.  It is interesting to watch them scramble. 
• Timothy's brother blogs?  What does he talk about, having hands of stone?
• My sister responds to Hoz' blog, yet not mine? 
• I like Grey's Anatomy...said it.
• I like my world map in my room, Lindsay got it for me, it is great