Burt Gummer’s Rec Room-April 2011 Archive

A gathering place for firearms enthusiasts, paranoid survivalists and those who worship at the Church of Chang

April is the Cruellest Month according to T.S.Eliot. It’s a nice thought, but really, the Graboid’s don’t tend to show until June, so we’ve got plenty of time to stockpile more ammunition

Disclaimer: This is the part of the Church that is the most no holds barred. None of it is intended with malice, and although it can on occasion seem a little bit fraught, it is banter rather than venom.

1,277 responses to “Burt Gummer’s Rec Room-April 2011 Archive”

  1. koutchboom says :

    http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=76866

    Save for the weak speech (and that its not in HD) looks like how all those cable shows are described by people.

  2. Spud McSpud says :

    In other news – Mrs Spud-To-Be felt most peculiar today after watching THOR, is now drooling at the prospect of more Chris Hemsworth in THE AVENGERS. That said, THOR is most excellent – a movie of arguably two halves, the first being an admirably serious look at Asgard and its place in (or should I say over) the universe, played straight with Shakespearean dramatic overtones and some gorgeous CGI work, and the second being the adventures of Thor on Earth, where Hemsworth shows some light but deft comedic chops, and where Thor is the most likeable. The denouement makes sense, is dramatically satisfying and sets us up nicely for who the villain (and the object of their avarice) will be in THE AVENGERS. It’s a magnificent piece of work – Branagh handles the performances with aplomb, getting the daft 60s style Asgradian dialogue to sound like portents of doom, and makes a spoilt brat who loves a good scrap into a compelling hero-in-waiting. The score is great – it’s nice to finally have another superhero movie with a recognisable theme tune again – and overall THOR ends up with BLAD and the first IRON MAN as my favourite of the Marvel Studios superhero movies. Hemsworth is fantastic – this cements his status as one to watch. Natalie portman, Kat Dennings and Stellan Skarsgard are all great (Portman particularly) and even Anthony Hopkins manages to be less annoying and more imposing than he has been in ages. THOR was well worth the wait, and Branagh has done the impossible – made the silliest superhero in Marvel’s history into one of the most watchable.

    And be warned – this man will make most of you feel grossly inadequate. Excepting, perhaps, TDK and Xi.
    Mrs Spud would cross my cooling corpse to get to Hemsworth, and I can’t even argue with that – Hemsworth is pure beefcake, and a lot of fun to watch. Hail the God of Thunder!!

    • Jarv says :

      Christ. That’s a glowing review.

      • Droid says :

        My review is… less glowing.

      • koutchboom says :

        it’s nice to finally have another superhero movie with a recognisable theme tune again –

        God I hope your right.

      • Spud McSpud says :

        I didn’t really have any expectations, other than to hope that it wasn’t silly – it’d be REALLY easy to get the balance wrong, and make it over-earnest which then makes it sily, or go too far with the fish-out-of-water comedy and make it silly (as with STAR TREK IV – THE VOYAGE HOME, also known as THE MOVIE SPUD THOUGHT WAS MEH BUT EVERYBODY ELSE LOVED). They got it right, and it’s largely due to Branagh, who has taken Shakespeare and made it accessible to non-Shakespeare-fan type cinemagoers. The comedy is broad and likeable, but the Asgard stuff is taken seriously enough for it to be a realistic motivation for Thor to get back there and kick some ass. SHIELD are integrated into it well, and yeah, there are issues with the movie – Loki’s motivations aren’t nearly well fleshed out enough, the return to Asgard portion of Act III feels rushed, they don’t flesh out Thor’s warrior brethren’s characters enough, etc etc – but this movie is really buoyed on Branagh’s pitch-perfect direction, not just on the actors but the overall tone of the movie, and also on the performances – Hemsworth is revelatory, he’s going to be huge (well, if that’s possible – he’s ripped like a motherfucker in this), Portman is likable and funny, especially when she’s melting ‘cos Thor looks at her with that glint in his eye, and there’s able support from Kat Dennings and Stellan Skarsgard (the aftermath of his night drinking with Thor is brilliant). Music is fantastic, the production design is sumptuous, they got Asgard looking great, and really, I don’t know what the haters will want to hate in this movie, bar all the usual WAAAAGHH-Thor’s-meant-to-be-Norse-not-American fanboy-pedantry bullshit. An example: Idris Elba plays Heimdall, the Gatekeeper. Idris Elba is very, very black. Hence, not Nordic looking. But Idris Elba, with golden contact lenses and gold armour, looks very very badass indeed, plus with that unpredictable charisma he has, he makes a very imposing Heimdall. Should they have cast him as traditional Nordic? Possibly. But seeing as you’re talking about a movie where Asgard is peacekeeper of the whole Marvel universe, and they use a rainbow bridge called Bifrost to enter each of the Nine Realms, that’s a feeble argument. And Heimdall ain’t Thor. Were they to cast a black Thor, it would look stupid – but Elba does just fine at making Heimdall the badass he needs to be, Nordic or not.

        But I had very few expectations, which might be why THOR succeeded them all so easily. It’s just a genuinely enjoyable, funny, epic, exciting, silly, magnificent movie, and it makes the superheroes look like superheroes – no whining about with great power comes great responsibility, or an obsession with making everything REAL. This movie has Gods (capital G) smashing through legions of Frost Giants with a hammer that can crack a continent in half, and FUCK – THAT is what I want to see in a summer tentpole superhero movie!! THOR kicks ass. And that is why it rules.

        Droid… If you’re not an uber-Thor fanboy, I’m very interested to hear why you disliked it…

      • Droid says :

        Spud, review is going up tomorrow AM. It’s not negative. Just not as 4 Chang glowing as yours is. Glad you liked it.

      • Spud McSpud says :

        Droid – Look forward to it. It’s weird – for the last two years or so, I’ve been going through a renaissance in how I watch movies – the hypercritical part of me seems to have morphed into a 10-year old Spud again, and I’m enjoying movies uncritically that two years ago I’d have eviscerated and pissed on in the AICN TBs. I don’t know why or how it happened, but it’s just great to have the fog of depression and cynicism lift, even for a bit, which is making life that much more enjoyable. I have no idea if it’ll last, but right now I’m just enjoying not feeling the need to shred movies to pieces if they’re just enjoyable rather than life-changingly-OMGZ-AWESOME!!!.

        That said, shit like SCOTT PILGRIM and the ELM ST remake will still be gutted and left for the scavengers, as they richly deserve…

      • Droid says :

        That’s good. I go through phases. And it’s all about expectations. If I think a movies going to be good (or SHOULD be good), and their not, I’m more harsh on them. If I think a movies going to be shit and it’s okay or good, then I tend to go a bit OTT in my praise. But hey, I’m the one guy that enjoyed Prince of Persia, so I can’t really tell anyone that their right or wrong about a movie. Won’t stop me though.

        And I enjoyed Scott Pilgrim.

        *runs for cover*

      • Spud McSpud says :

        I enjoyed PRINCE OF PERSIA – Jake’s amiable enough, Gemma is teh hotness in it, yes Kingsley is phoning it in, but Molina steals the movie, and ostrich racing is ALWAYS funny. Yet it did feel like a summer movie in search of a plot, a bunch of Eastern fantasy movie cliches shaken up and thrown on the screen in no discernible order, which means that in the middle of a fun-but-forgettable movie there’s an awesome summer flick struggling to get out. I enjoyed it, though. Just can’t for the life of me remember what the hell happened 😉

        As for SCOTT PILGRIM… Look, no-one is as big a fan of the Winstead as I am (Next Generation Hotness, fellas), but that movie was irredeemably shit. You’re entitled to your opinion, Droid, and I respect it, but that said, you are TEH WRONG YOU SUCKXXX

        Well, I’m glad you enjoyed it. So is Edgar Wright. I SOOOOO fucking didn’t 😀

  3. Spud McSpud says :

    koutch – Yeah, it’s a soaring epic kind of motif – lots of strings, but recognisable – not the Elfman BATMAN or Williams SUPERMAN kind of obvious theme, but a theme like LORD OF THE RINGS, where you’ll hear it and think “Oh yeah, that’s from THOR”. Certainly better than the non-score used in stuff like THE DARK KNIGHT (a good score, but instantly forgettable) or SPIDER-MAN (the sound of meh). It realy works with the film, though.

    • koutchboom says :

      Yeah that was Ironman biggest weakness total lack of score, just sounded like filler music. Also the cock tease of the IRONMAN song…either fucking use it or don’t. If they just fucking blasted IRONMAN over that final battle with Bridges and again with the 5 second fight with Rourke it could’ve made those thing possible decent. God the guy that did the IRONMAN score is one of the worst right now, I think he’s doing Game of Thorns as well, Ramin Djawadi is his name. The Prison Break theme is the only decent thing he’s ever done.

      The guy who did the Thor score has done almost (if not all) all of Kennth’s movies so thats cool that he brought him along.

      • Jarv says :

        A good top 10 list is movie scores.

        There are some crackers in that.

      • koutchboom says :

        Yeah I think scores play such a huge role in films. Its also partially why I can’t watch old silent films half the time, because they play the shittest sounding crappy OLD TIMELY music with it. I know its cheap and all but fuck you think with some restorations of some of the greats they would put some money into some amazing score. Like I tried to watch Birth of A Nation but fuck that cheesy ass yamaha keyboard sounding crap just annoyed the fuck out of me to no end.

        Also last year was an amazing year for scores, and I think for a while now directors have gotten away from that. I think a lot of that has to do with how FAST films are made these days, a good score can take much longer to make. So a lot of movies these days have just filler crap. Also the whole use of the score these days seems like a lost art, but hopefully after last year movies it’ll start going back into that direction.

        Like seriously….what the fuck happened to the hit movie song? Are we just done with that? I guess Twilight had some hit songs from the movie or for the movie. But remember in the 90s every movie had some theme song or some shit. Its odd how thats just dead. When I was watching Just Wright and The Queen and Common had a song at the end of it I was like awww how quaint and nice.

        AND speaking of scores…..Droid:

      • Spud McSpud says :

        Exactly! That first scene of Stark flying in the Iron Man suit in IM1, where he’s whooping and hollering and thoroughly enjoying what the suit could do – that was crying out for a hero theme, something memorable that would shift a million copies of the OST – and it sounds like a cut-scene score for a mid-90s PS1 action game. Absolutely shit.

        THOR isn’t afraid to be bombastic, and though it seems aware of its own ridiculousness, it embraces it instead of being ashamed of it, and it has fun with how daft the concept is. What struck me was how refreshing it is to have a movie take honour so seriously – there’s a great line after Thor’s gone drinking with Skarsgard, and although you just know there was an epic bar-room brawl happening offscreen (FUCK YOU PG-13 RATINGS!!), you get the idea Thor fought for fun, not to hurt or maim, and that he truly has no beef with anyone on Earth. He’s big on gallantry and chivalry, having fun with the guys and eyeing up the girls. It’s just a blast of fresh air not dealing with the angsty bullshit of a Nolan Batman or the over-complicated clever-clever bullshit currently on DOCTOR WHO, or the whiny angsty bullshit of SPIDER-MAN. Thor is here to kick ass and take names – he’ll punch you in the fucking jaw, then give you a hand up and buy you a beer, and if you smack him one back, he’ll laugh at you and say “Now THAT’S more like it!”. He’s a man who lives life to the full, and it’s GREAT in a world of boring angst bullshit when it comes to superheroes.

        Fuck it, I wanna be Thor when I grow up!! Great fun…

      • Spud McSpud says :

        Jarv – Did anybody ever do Top 10 Movie Scores? ‘Cos if they didn’t, yourself or koutch would get my vote…

  4. Spud McSpud says :

    Jarv – You know me. Everything seems to be enjoyable lately, so take with a few tablespoons of salt. I’m not trying to mislead anyone, but if I really love a movie these days, most people just seem to mildly enjoy it.

    I think THOR is exactly what MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE should have turned out like, with a much better director and more money for the SFX budget. I mean, I like MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE just fine (I’d even put it up for a Drunken Cinema candidate, just for Langella’s batshit insane Skeletor) but give it a great director, a better central performance (because Lundgren really was the weak link) and better production values, and the result wouldn’t be a million miles from THOR.

  5. koutchboom says :

    You know whats interesting. Is that there never was director interviews for Thor (well if there are I missed them). I would really like to see Kenneth sit there dissecting comic and geek culture. Like was he at Comic Con? If so that was probably the oddest thing there.

    • Spud McSpud says :

      I never bought the whole “I was 10 years old in Ireland, and I was out buying sweets after church and lo! there was a THOR comic, and so I didn’t have sweeties that day – I was HOOKED!” thing. Bullshit. Branagh never felt like a comic book geek to me. Not that there’s any harm in that – but I always thought Branagh would have been a drama geek from day 1, the kind of kid who could recite Alan Bleasdale and Shakespeare and Will Russell at will. Something about him even reading THOR before he got offered the gig sounds completely unbelievable.

  6. koutchboom says :

    This has nothing to do with anything we are talking about but its funny, from Starship Troopers:

    Director Paul Verhoeven and cinematographer Jost Vacano shot one take of the co-ed shower scene in the nude themselves (on a dare from star Dina Meyer).

    • koutchboom says :

      This is also good:

      Director Paul Verhoeven admits to never finishing the novel, claiming he read through the first few chapters and became both bored and depressed. Presumably it was for this reason that the film adopts a satirical tone not present in the book.

  7. Bartleby says :

    Hmm, I enjoyed Fast Five and Thor.

    Actually, I really liked Thor alot. Won’t have that review til next week, but visually it was the strongest of the Marvel films thus far, and probably the most entertaining. I think it’s not half as campy as it looks, but the script is good enough that it doesn’t matter.

    Fast Five has one of the dumbest scripts of recent memory, but it’s pretty much good fun for what it is. I actually enjoyed it best of the series thus far.

  8. koutchboom says :

    HAHAH WHOA!!!

    I came across this guy named Jeff Sneider a while back on twitter. He acted like he got all this inside scoop and shit, I only half paid attention to him wasn’t sure if he was for real or was sort of a LB style crazy on twitter just spouting shit. Then Kevin Smith started thanking him and calling him great. SOO checking his twitter today and the dude writes for Variety and has done for some time now AND maybe you guys knew this I had no idea of his real name, its fucking ‘MiraJeff’ from AICN??? SOOO Harry fucking never pays the dude and hates on him and then he goes on to become the most successful internet movie geek writer in history??? What the fuck!

    http://www.variety.com/biography/3167/jeff-sneider

    • Jarv says :

      His mother got him the job with variety and it doesn’t change the fact he’s a Cunt.

      Finally watching Inception tonight.

      • Jarv says :

        Just finished inception. Good film- I’d give it 3.

        Need to think more about it.

      • Spud McSpud says :

        Yeah, I thoroughly enjoyed INCEPTION, though couldn’t quite understand what all the controversy was about with the last shot. It’s a bit like the ice pick under the bed in BASIC INSTINCT – you’re always gonna have the tinfoil hatted lone nut thinking it means something totally mad, but whatever you think of it, it doesn’t affect your enjoyment of the preceding movie.

        INCEPTION was a lot of fun, but complicated it ain’t. What it is, is the most transparent attempt by a director to convince MGM that he is the best man for the job of directing the next James Bond movie. That’s what it felt like to me…

    • Bartleby says :

      yea, but no matter how successful he becomes he will always be the guy who got knocked out by Uwe and then thew up on himself. No love here for the Mirajeff.

      ‘This writer is a fighter!’ Sure, skippy. Kudos on the sweet gig I guess.

      • koutchboom says :

        Hehehe I just think its funny that he probably now makes more then all of them. Also he doesn’t have to beg and plead to be allowed into things.

  9. Bartleby says :

    Also, Conti’s review for The Dark Corner, with two Mickey Rooney movies is up over at PCN:

    http://popcultureninja.com/2011/04/25/the-dark-corner-quicksand-1950drive-a-crooked-road-1956/

    Also, starting next week, gonna revive the PCN Summer Flashback. Anyone interested in doing that again? I’ve changed the venue a tad. Instead of certain years, going to just do it by release week, with any movie being released in previous years during that week up for grabs.

    Droid, Jarv, you guys interested? I know a few others, like Xi, did it before too.

  10. L Bronco says :

    Just poppin’ in w/ article about British Nutters: http://www.sabotagetimes.com/people/the-local-nutters/

    Sounds like anybody we know?

  11. Spud McSpud says :

    Watching FERRIS BUELLER. While it is undoubtedly Broderick’s finest hour, and an extremely enjoyable film, the sheen is taken off it somewhat by the thought that Ferris has undoubtedly either become one of those amoral banking fucks that caused this crash, or is a Presidential candidate who switched from being a Democrat in his callow youth to being a fully paid-up Republican in an attempt to protect his cossetted lower upper-class life.

    Also, he got to fuck Mia Sara.

    The older I get, the less I admire Ferris Bueller and the more I grow to despise him. Manipulative, weaselly sociopath…

  12. Tom_Bando says :

    “I’M THOR!!!”

    “THO AM I!!!”

    Thor was a fave Marvel character as a kid, but I NEVER thought they’d be able to pull this off as a movie—dang. It sounds like, against all the odds, Branagh and co. have pulled this off. Cool! I will go watch.

    Captain America too-?!! Joe Johnston-the right guy for that. And having Mr Anderson as the Red Skull=cinematic GOLD.

    Not so sure about Green Lantern. Keep thinking ‘Go Go Power Rangers-!!” and NOT for the right reasons.

  13. L Bronco says :

    Oddly enough,

    Green lantern has the best mythology of them all-DC’s cosmic mythology is freakin’ great.

    That said, I have no hopes for enjoyment.

    Not because of trailers or anything, but man it would be cool to see some Darkseid.

    Think cops from across the galaxy, who fight all kinds of cosmic creeps-Creeps who fuck your whole planet up.

    There is a green lantern Corps-thousands of weird green lanterns from everywhere-it gets juicy. and I’m not a Green lantern fanboy or a DC Fanboy-to be clear-I think i own maybe one green lantern story in print, never bought the comics while in print.

    Be strong Tom Bando!

    • just pillow talk says :

      I actually think Green Lantern looks the best out of the superhero movies after I watched a trailer the other night on tv.

  14. Droid says :

    Why the hell does it feel like this week has taken forever? It’s a 3 day week! Christ.

  15. Droid says :

    Seems like I’m all alone. Jarv must be out shopping for his dress hat for tomorrows wedding celebration.

  16. just pillow talk says :

    So I finally got around to seeing The Fighter…

    First, how the fuck was that nominated? Seriously.

    Second, I really wanted Marky Mark to punch out his whole family, like give them brain damage. Ward, dude, your family is beyond fucked up. I was actually angry while watching the dysfunctional family on screen, which I guess the actors deserve props for. But fuck Ward, you should have grown a pair of balls. Gone to Vegas.

    I did think Bale was good in it though. Everyone else was okay. The fight scenes were decent, with the London bout the best one.

  17. koutchboom says :

    So I just found that possibly the second biggest screen in the world is about 3 hours from me. Its a brand new Imax, it’s only 19 feet shorter then the one is Aussieland. They are showing Avatar on it this week, I wish I could see it, but I’m too busy. But I’m thinking of making a trip up there for Green Lantern, can’t think of anything else this summer that would be worth it.

  18. koutchboom says :

    Here is something for all you Buster Keaton fans:

  19. Bartleby says :

    Ok, so I’m hating myself for it, but I’m actually intrigued by trailer for BIG ROBOTS HITTING EACH OTHER AGAIN.

    I sort of liked the first sans the overly erratic early battle scenes (the finale was excellent visually) and the completely embarassing comedy.

    Anyone else notice that you can actually see the action here and the takes (even in the trailer) seem longer?

    I’m intrigued that I mgiht actually be able to see the robots hitting each other this time.

    http://wp.me/pV43n-17x

    • koutchboom says :

      Heheh FUCK! Thats the biggest problem with the Trannyforms they all have fucking awesome trailers and you want them to be as epic as they promise then you see them and they are childish as shit. Maybe the action will be slowed down this time because of the 3D, and Bay actually paid attention with how quick cut editing would totally fuck 3D. Because it’s said that a shot needs to be at least 2 seconds for the eye to fully grasp the 3D its seeing.

      But sorry they went even more mannish with the chick this time out.

    • just pillow talk says :

      Still going to be utter shit.

    • Tom_Bando says :

      Big Robots Hitting Each Other (Yet Once More) will be a fun filled ride, as long as they’re long on the Robot Hitting Action(TM) and cut out the alleged human interaction. We’ll all come out ahead in this if so.

      • Jarv says :

        Nope. The first one was dreadful and even people that liked the first one didn’t like the second. Still, maybe Bay has learned from this and we’ll be able to see what the hell is going on with no racist-bots this time.

      • Tom_Bando says :

        Sadly you already know I’m going to like it Jarv.

    • Echo the Bunnyman says :

      I agree Jarv. I mean, I’m not a huge fan of either movie, although I did like the original when it wasnt doing stupid stuff like having Shia try and sell his grandad’s crap in school or Bumblebee pissing on Turtorro. The sequel was honestly so bad it makes Armageddon (a movie I HATE) look like Citizen Kane.

      But the new trailer looks interesting because a) it’s on such a large scale–full out invasion–that I don’t see how they will have time for as many shenanigans–and the action scenes look much better, in terms of clarity and scale.

      It probably won’t be good, but I think if Bay can reel in the dopey humor just a bit and if he and his team have taken more care with the action sequences, I see no reason why he can’t rebound from the last one.

      Of course, I know history is against me on this one.

  20. just pillow talk says :

    Watched Red last night, which I enjoyed. Yeah, not as good/fun as The Losers, The Expendables, or probably The A-team, but not bad.

  21. Echo the Bunnyman says :

    Ok, so I’ll refrain from discussing it here, but if you head over to PCN, I really want to talk about that new Supernatural episode.

    Was it just me, or did they really nearly tie their whole season together in a single episode? I mean, there are definitely things left to be answered, but they coralled in a way I should have seen coming but didn’t.

    http://wp.me/pV43n-18g

    Also, the monster naming was priceless.

  22. kloipy says :

    BIN LADEN IS FUCKING DEAD!!!!!!!!!!!

    • Tom_Bando says :

      This is a Good thing. I’m hoping the reports indicate Giant, Robot Lions(TM) were involved-? If not, they SHOULD have been–

  23. Frank Marmoset says :

    Congratulations to our American friends for successfully killing Osama Bin Laden. But we must remain ever vigilant for the appearance of Osama Bin Zombie, who wants to blow us all up and eat our delicious brains.

    • Jarv says :

      Fuck me. I thought they’d never get him.

      • Tom_Bando says :

        I half wondered if he was dead some years back.

      • Tom_Bando says :

        Waiting for Noted_Sage Xiphos’ take on the ending of Bin Laden. Just because.

      • DocPazuzu says :

        The conspiracy theories already flourishing online are almost too stupid to believe. It’s hard to fathom how some of those people can eat anything other than corn mush much less walk upright or leave home without a helmet. Utter fucktards.

      • DocPazuzu says :

    • just pillow talk says :

      Fuck, I was shocked.

      Frankie, that’s why they probably shoved his body through a blender.

    • Col. Tigh-Fighter says :

      I dont know if it was photoshopped……but theres a pic out there showing Fox news announcing the death of OBAMA Bin Laden.

      http://yfrog.com/h7k5pctj

      Also, seems nobody believes it because the offical death pic is apparently photoshopped too. Apparently he’s been dead for years and its just a reelection ploy…….(which surely Bush/Mcain would have done in 08).

      So we will be seeing Elvis, Lord Lucan, and Osama drinking Mohitos in Vegas for the next 20 years, no doubt.

      So I shall err on the side of being a good sheep until something a little more solid than Facebook and Twitter posts about the conspiracy.

      I wanna hear Brother Xi spake thusly too!

  24. just pillow talk says :

    Watched Mesrine, part 1 over the weekend. I enjoyed it quite a bit. I’ll have to watch the second part sometime this week. Vincent Cassel is the man, simply put. Mesrine was a fucking crazy dude.

    I also watched the double feature of The Incredible Shrinking Man (witness him escaping the hungry clutches of a cat! Witness him impaling a spider with a nail! Witness him being washed away from a hot water heater bursting!) and Monolith Monsters, which was probably one of the dumbest sci-fi “monster” concepts in the 50’s. It’s just rocks. That multiply from water.

  25. Continentalop says :

    Osama Bin Laden’s death has been reported. I now want to report the death of the American Film Industry. It will be twitching for awhile but don’t let the death spasms fool you, it’s as dead as any chicken with it’s head cut off.

    • just pillow talk says :

      ain’t it late news! boo! hiss!

    • Frank Marmoset says :

      “Looks like Hollywood… (David Caruso puts on sunglasses) has seen its final cut.”

      YEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH!!!!!!

    • just pillow talk says :

      Val Kilmer walks up…

      “Why Hollywood, you look like someone just walked over your grave.”

      • Toadkillerdog says :

        Pillow, Jarv, Droid, Frankie, Xi, Koutch,Wolf

        Let me present: When we were younger(er)

        http://www.aintitcool.com/node/39414

        Everyone was here.
        Mavra, Chitty, Fred (sniff), Danny, HOD

        I stumbled across this while looking for Glen Cook info (author of Black Company books where i derive my screen name from)

        Those were the days

  26. Toadkillerdog says :

    Pillow, Jarv, Droid, Frankie, Xi, Koutch,Wolf

    Let me present: When we were younger(er)

    http://www.aintitcool.com/node/39414

    Everyone was here.
    Mavra, Chitty, Fred (sniff), Danny, HOD

    I stumbled across this while looking for Glen Cook info (author of Black Company books where i derive my screen name from)

    Those were the days

    • lbronco says :

      Wow-that’s almost spooky. I lurked the twitches for years. So 3 years later…an assessment.

      Hobocode is bitchin’ about how much “Netflix sucks”. which at the time, it sort of did.

      The Ang Lee Hulk Wars had been raging for quite some time-even then.

      And people were nitpicking Dark Knight-it’s quite silly, really.

    • Frank Marmoset says :

      Thanks for that, Toad. A nice little trip down memory lane.

      Blimey, I have talked a lot of crap of the internet.

  27. lbronco says :

    Twitter on Sunday was blazing-and not just because of Osama. 4 crowdfunding campaigns ended on same day-it was mayhem.

    My/our campaign-$600
    Schermanns Song-$18,000
    Invasion 2200- pounds
    ThirstyGirl-$7500
    Jeez maybe even one more I can’t remember now-all that money raised/completed in One Day.

    $30,000 dollars in one day.

    I stayed up coaching/helping the one gal-and she made her goal with one minute to go-she would have lost 350 bucks except for a guy at the last minute.

    So this crowdfunding is insane-but man it was tiring/drunken nuttiness-I was tweeting for something like 12 hours off and on-Epic.

    Glad the gal made it, she worked her ass off.

  28. lbronco says :

    O.o Warlock is out on DVD in Britain!-It’s Rated 12-LOL

    I love that flick, it’s sooo mean-spirited!

    • Spud McSpud says :

      WARLOCK on DVD!!! Fucking fantastic. Love that movie – and Richard E Grant makes a surprisingly decent badass, with Julian Sands his usual serpentine self. He’d have been a perfect Lucius Malfoy back in the day – too old these days, sadly.

      Must get me some WARLOCK…

    • DocPazuzu says :

      Warlock is awesome.

      “He is EEEVIL!!!! EEEEVILLL abssssooooo-LUTE!!!!!”

      Yes, and mean-spirited. Sands drinks the melted fat of an unbaptized child in order to get the power to fly for fuck’s sake. GOLD.

  29. Frank Marmoset says :

    Morning, jerks.

    Actually seen two whole films recently. All the way through!

    Scream 4 – Not as bad as Scream 3, maybe on par with Scream 2, nowhere near as good as a grilled chicken and coleslaw wrap.

    Super – Liked it very much. It’s a bit of a one joke film, though, so don’t bother if you think you won’t be amused by a mentally unstable man being inappropriately violent.

    P.S. Nah, you’re not jerks. Just joking.

  30. Frank Marmoset says :

    More like Osama Dun Livin. Amiright? Amiright?

    Tap tap tap. Is this thing on?

  31. Jarv says :

    New Rec Room coming in the next 5 minutes.

  32. lbronco says :

    Morning Jarv, morning Mr. Marmoset!

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