Recent content by Planet-man

The Perfect Host was remarkable. Great surprises and turns, and the lead performances were obviously great. Make a point of seeing it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6W8e2tdZ3k Edit: Don't go on YouTube and look at the comments on that video, too many spoilers.

Another brilliant photoshop contest: If You Could Photoshop Real Life.

Best photoshop contest in months.

I went today. As soon as Malcolm McDowell saw my Time After Time DVD he goes "Now there's a good movie!"(everybody else I saw in line had either Clockwork Orange or Star Trek stuff). We talked a bit about it and he was very friendly and cool, as was Lance Henriksen who it seriously felt like I'd...

I'm actually kind of surprised you thought the acting was that bad.... it's always seemed fine/good to me and has never been brought up during countless viewings with friends and family. Some of it, like Michael Ironside and Dina Meyer, was even notably good, I'd say.

It amazes me how strongly Apple users and fans equate phones with feeling better bout yourself. It was my first time posting on TCB from my Android and I find it funny that it's in the Apple thead(which I haven't posted in at all in at least a year). Sheesh. See ya.

Whoo! (posted via Android mobile :D)

He meant to say "I REIGN as CEO of Apple." Damn you autocorrect!

Well, sorry, but given how widely it's regarded this way it's obviously not "impossible" to see this stuff just because you personally didn't. It's all subtle information over the course of the film which probably isn't picked up on without multiple viewings, but - they establish in the...

Not for everyone. Those things both occur in the film too, just with more subtlety as it's deliberately being told from a single person's perspective. I can't really give much higher praise to Starship Troopers(easily a top-20 film for me) than the fact that I basically dropped out of the...

Rise of the Planet of the Apes was mesmerizing. Great stuff. I'm also pleased to see it's already turned a sizeable profit, when I really thought it would be a huge bomb.

Don't judge Crank before you see it, guys. I'm inclined to agree with disliking/finding impossible the "turn your brain off" approach, but Crank isn't like that the way other action/revenge movies are. It was a stylish, original blast.

#153 is Robotman and the only reason I really care about the poster that decided to omit the Iron Giant, who is much much better than "Eeevaaa". blehhhhh #75's name is Sonny, 46 is that time Woody Allen played a robot and I believe 84 is whatserface from Portal.

Man, the guest list was unbelievable last year(Stan Lee even came!) but I couldn't go. I went the year before and it was pretty sweet. Autographs are way too expensive but even just seeing people like Leonard Nimoy and Billy Dee Williams from a few feet away was awesome. I would've payed the $35...

I listened to Fatboy Slim's "Right Here, Right Now" repeatedly the first time I was on an airplane, because of Crank. True story.