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Since I was given a considerable amount of spendature for my birthday, I decided to invest in a few new DVDs. I got the first two TOY STORY movies - 1 to replace my 20-year-old VHS copy, and 2 because I never owned a copy of it . . . so it's kind of nice to see 3 isn't alone on my shelf...

I know I've mentioned this a couple of times before, but it really astounds me how Dailymotion has just been deleting videos for various different violations left and right almost like YT does; they must be going through mass-deletions, because it seems like 90% of the vids I've watched or found...

LOVE & MERCY was really good. For starters, after seeing this, plus having seen SAVING MR. BANKS last year, I think I'm really convinced now that Paul Giamatti is a better actor than I used to give him credit for - he was really convincing as Brian Wilson's ax-crazy and manipulative...

I got around to adding a couple of new details to bring more life to the diorama. It took me a while, but I put together the old trellis that used to be outside the side door of Hooper's. I've considered adding it for a while, but I finally decided to go ahead and add it. I'm not quite sure...

I thought I had every reason to hate Lena Dunham, and now I've got a new one in my back pocket: she repeatedly sexually assaulted her little sister, even when she was as young as one-year-old.

Thank you! Funnily enough, I was at Steak n Shake this afternoon and when the manager was told it was my birthday, I pleaded with him not to commense with all the hand-clapping and chanting, and he agreed. He said it's usually only the bigger restaurants like Red Lobster or Applebee's that...

I was taking my mom to the movies tonight to see LOVE & MERCY, the biopic about the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson, but when we got there, the theater had actually canceled the movie because so many people were lining up to see JURASSIC WORLD they needed to pull a movie so they could put another print...

Tom Kenny is apparently the only one reprising his role as the Narrator. I don't know, seems like there's a lot of complications with voice acting unions and such. At least, that's why they couldn't bring back Cam Clark, Rob Paulsen, Townsend Coleman, and Barry Gordon for TURTLES FOREVER.

I do have a snowth for every occasion just about - certainly, at least, for all the major holidays. I've been considering updating them again, considering these are from the old vBulletin forum where our maximum avatar size was 64x64, and I resized them to 200x200, so they're really blurry and...

I think we already have a thread about this.

Oh boy, don't let MrsPepper know about this. . . . *Snatches case of punch and scurries off*

Thanks folks!

Well, I wouldn't actually say that I go through depression every summer, but summer does tend to make me moody: as I've said in another thread, the entire season makes me feel like I'm stuck in a limbo of sorts: the weather is brutal and makes it almost impossible to step outside voluntarily so...

Among all the units within TKO, the 3976th 1/2 was always regarded as an off-beat unit, mainly because it was comprised of a ragtag bunch of misfits who weren't as corporate about thread killing as other units - though they were perhaps the most dedicated unit in the organization - so when it...

They're doing a good job with these mini-series. I watched last year when they talked about the 60s, I especially loved how they talked about color TV coming into vogue in the mid-60s. Heh, another thing I found amusing was Tom Hanks talking about the reboot of DRAGNET in the 60s where Joe...

So last year, Tom Hanks and some other guy executive produced a documentary mini-series about the 1960s that aired on CNN (uh, isn't CNN supposed to be for news?). This year, they've executive produced another documentary mini-series about the 1970s, and the debut episode deals with the...

From a business standpoint? Yes. From a business standpoint in Hollywood? Nope. The thing about the business aspect of show business, particularly in this day and age, is that Hollywood generally wants to avoid new things altogether. Why? Because there's the possibility it may flop, and if...

Bill's involvement with SST in general has been minimal at best: I think Elmo's dad is the only character he's ever performed on the show. I don't know if he actually disliked it or not, but I remember Frank talking about how confused and out-of-place he felt during the making of DC, mainly...

How ironic, I was just thinking about this guy the other day: we all know how infamously unintentionally comedic the U.S. remake of THE WICKERMAN was, thanks mostly to having Nick Cage in the lead in all his hammy glory, but even before that actually happened, Christopher Lee mentioned he had...

I don't mind the introductory instrumental that the show used to start the story that continued to be used well after the ATC era - I've been trying to find a clean recording of it for quite some time. However, despite growing up in the 90s myself (born 89), I too have to agree with the masses...