Astro Boy is coming in October and here is the latest and very sharp looking trailer for it ::
posted by Tom Novak, who really likes movie companies that understand that they need to release film trailers we can embed in blog posts as part of their marketing.
What's the best movie of 2008? Forget all those stupid lists and simpering award shows... the hands down winner is My Name is Bruce!
What does a teen age horror fanboy do when his town is being terrorized by the Chinese Demon-God he unwittingly unreashed upon it during a graveyard romp? He kidnaps boozey, bitter, B-movie actor Bruce Campbell to fight the thing - of course. What else would you do?
Campbell, emerging from the trunk of the car he'd been locked in and hearing the story told him by the yocals, thinks the whole thing is a cruelly, elaborate birthday prank - that is, until he's confronted with the too-real monster.
Directed by Bruce Campbell and filmed on location in Oregon, I think My Name is Bruce is even better than Bubba Hotep. And that is saying alot. Heck, it's even available on netflix already.
posted by Tom Novak who doesn't want to ruin it by giving away any more good lines ...
Remember six years ago when I used to post all the Tech news here? Yeah, yeah, yeah well this pretty much covers all of what I've not been putting up lately :
posted by Tom Novak who's been saving up to get one of these pieces of ...
Now blondes, put down that coffee cup and remember you have to click on the picture above with the mousey-pointer thing to make it big enough to read. I'm just saying ...
postumed by Tom "Mr. Coffee Nerves" Novak for Slim The Sudden Curve's own blonde editor @ large (and sidebar and banner babe).
Legendary illustrator Will Eisner's long running serialized character,The Spirit, was always every bit as good as Batman at it's best. The movie looks very promising. Directed by Frank Miller. Seems to be a movie made to order for The Sudden Curve faithful. Here's the trailer, "Women of The Spirit ..."
posted by Tom Novak who ... has narrow red tie, will travel ... to see this one.
When I was a kid there was an early Japanese anime cartoon called Tobor the Eighth Man. The interesting thing about it is that it came on about 4, I believe, and it simply blew away all the competition. It wasn't even close. Yet, no one knows about it today.
I don't know why it was so popular, but I watched it every time it came on.
Posted by Bob Wallace, who even remembers the theme song: "Call Tobor, the Eighth Man!"
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