Monday Mix-Up: A Particular Set of Skills
There have been a lot of parodies/mash-ups of that particular Liam Neeson soliloquy, but this one is quite clever and fun.
(Well, I think so, at least.)
There have been a lot of parodies/mash-ups of that particular Liam Neeson soliloquy, but this one is quite clever and fun.
(Well, I think so, at least.)
In an interview for Australian news outlet The Courier Mail, Justice League live-action film director George Miller recently reported that production of the troubled project will move offshore, and that filming will begin anew in 2009. This information comes at the very end of the article, which mainly focuses on Aussie model Megan Gale’s "blitz"…
Do my hands tremble as I type these words? Are there creaks and groans coming from the room behind me? Is the air chill and sticky? What could be happening? Ah, I think I have it! Triskadekaphobia – that must be it! And what is triskadekaphobia? My computer’s dictionary defines it tersely and simply: An…
Cinematical wouldn’t lie to us, and they tell us that Variety says that Maggie Gyllenhaal is in final talks to play Rachel Dawes in Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight (which, of course, is the sequel to Batman Begins.) Gyllenhaal will replace Katie Holmes as the love interest of Christian Bale. Me, I’m thrilled. I’ve loved…
To celebrate the home entertainment release of the X-Men: Days of Future Past Rogue Cut Blu-ray on July 14th we’re hosting a contest! On Saturday, July 11th, the never-before-seen extended #RogueCut edition of X-Men: Days of Future Past will be screened at the Reading Theater in the Gaslamp District of San Diego. And we’ve got…
The first one-sheet for Land of the Lost was posted over at Cinematical, The live-action feature, based on the 1974-1976 NBC Saturday morning series, gets the big screen treatment. The film stars Will Ferrell (Talladega Nights), Danny McBride (Underworld), Anna Friel (Pushing Daisies), and Jorma Taccone (Saturday Night Live). It’s being directed by Brad Silberling…
Jules Feiffer is known for his work as a graphic novelist, a cartoonist, a screenwriter, a novelist, and a playwright – although among comics fans he is perhaps best known as Will Eisner’s long-time assistant on, and oft-time writer of, The Spirit. But in the outside world, he might very well be best known as…
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Okay. So now the comments form appears on every page up to this point – but NOT on the latest page. Weird.
I\’m confused. Which page do you mean?
At the time, i was referring to Mindy Newell’s “Butterflioes are Timey-Wimey”. But now i see a comment box there. OTOH, i don’t see one under “Michael Davis: Milestones – African Americans in Comics, Pop Culture and Beyond, Part 2”.
This is weird.