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Comic Book Movie Adaptations
EL the Famous replied to EL the Famous's topic in Tongue-Tied Lightning
i'm hoping the film version of mike allred's 'madman' will finally see the light of day in 2009...it's been optioned to robert rodriguez since 1998. supposedly it will be co-directed by allred and george huang (similar to the way rodriguez co-directed Sin City with frank miller) and rodriguez will serve as 'executive producer'. some interesting casting rumors ranging from elijah wood to vigo mortensen. i've become completely obsessed w/ allred's work recently. -
Comic Book Movie Adaptations
EL the Famous replied to EL the Famous's topic in Tongue-Tied Lightning
emo parker -
that video is nothing short of spectacular...their best since 'buddy holly'. i'm not that huge of a weezer fan, but the song is alright too
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Comic Book Movie Adaptations
EL the Famous replied to EL the Famous's topic in Tongue-Tied Lightning
venom is one thing, the 'new goblin' another. throw in the absolutely goofy scenes w/ the evil peter parker and the whole thing was just a huge letdown. i've said it earlier, there are way better bad guys they could have tapped into for that flick and didn't. #2 was the best of the bunch by far, probably because it wasn't so overcrowded w/ antagonists ala #3. -
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EL the Famous replied to EL the Famous's topic in Tongue-Tied Lightning
i want either the mandarin or fing fang foom in the sequel...i will accept no less. -
can't believe i let it languish in the netflix que for so long. fucking stunning...20+ years later and it still looks better than a lot of CGI FX megafilms of today.
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Comic Book Movie Adaptations
EL the Famous replied to EL the Famous's topic in Tongue-Tied Lightning
i understand, but hope you're wrong. -
Comic Book Movie Adaptations
EL the Famous replied to EL the Famous's topic in Tongue-Tied Lightning
yep, a long-running feud of sorts. very love/hate relationship...mostly hate, except when they have an enemy of some sort in common. -
Comic Book Movie Adaptations
EL the Famous replied to EL the Famous's topic in Tongue-Tied Lightning
the avengers originally consisted of Ant-Man, Wasp, Thor, Iron Man, and the Hulk. granted, the hulk was gone by the end of issue #2...but he is an original member. that said, i believe it's tony stark/robert downey jr. making a cameo in the hulk flick. at least that's what i recall hearing. -
Comic Book Movie Adaptations
EL the Famous replied to EL the Famous's topic in Tongue-Tied Lightning
Michael Cera = Scott Pilgrim -
no doubt...my only complaint about the flick is that it had that 'late 90's on the eve of Y2K' feel to it...much like the poster. i wish it would have been done a little more tongue-in-cheek ala 'grindhouse'...then it would have been perfect.
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Caught this on cable last night... It was fun...if just for the inside sci-fi/movie industry jokes peppered throughout.
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i'm not (that) sexist, but if that's the case...we are obviously not ready to have a woman as president.
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that's fucking awesome.
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i wholeheartedly agree w/ both GtrPlyr and john waters. BTVOTD really is fantastic as well...I watched a CARRIE NATIONS megamix on youtube the other day. mudhoney is fucking crazy, but that's what make it so good.
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consider the alternative: SAB?
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Welcome the newest member of Muzak Nation:
EL the Famous replied to PopTodd's topic in Someone Else's Song
just busting balls. keep doing what you're doing. -
Welcome the newest member of Muzak Nation:
EL the Famous replied to PopTodd's topic in Someone Else's Song
Why we should envy you? -
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Welcome the newest member of Muzak Nation:
EL the Famous replied to PopTodd's topic in Someone Else's Song
No, you are really good at missing the point! -
i'm waiting for the paperback to come out next month...is it good?
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EL the Famous replied to PopTodd's topic in Someone Else's Song
the point that it's somehow incredible to hear social distortion in a grocery store, especially their most mainstream hit that garnered signficant MTV and radio play? or is it the point that most grocery store 'customers' would be 'bothered' by having to listen to it? 'Punk is the new Barry Manilow.' Surrrrre it is.