Saturday, February 27, 2010

Broken Government? Try Broken Media



Seriously, CNN.
Your anchors don't know how long a meter is?
Most respected name in news my infested heinie.

Also, next time you run a week long series on "Broken Government" you might want to consider doing a piece on media conglomeration's role in breaking the government.

After all, the pols are spending all that evil lobbyist money ON YOU.

Wednesday, February 03, 2010

Tuesday, February 02, 2010

Yeah, Exactly

A Glazed Doug spakes:
Moon and Avatar are actually very similar films. *SPOILER ALERT* Both are stories of a man on a distant world trying to harness an alternative energy source. Both deal with the ethicality of cloning, and a protagonist who is questioning his own identity as well as his loyalty to an all-powerful corporation. Oh, except Avatar sucked.
(Brought to you by The Cloud Rescue Rangers)

and where the hell is Rockwell's Oscar nom?











Bastards.

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Monday, January 25, 2010

Repo Redux



25 years later, Alex Cox finally follows up.

Personally I think the no budget green screen look is awesome.

Saturday, January 23, 2010

as Light as Love



Jones & Berrier - coming to a lonely street near you, soon.

Friday, January 22, 2010

Still Running?



I am not ashamed to admit that I still worry about Joe's eventual fate.

I think the new guy was just there to set Joe up. Dirty Hippy. Not Like good Sgt. Corey.

Thursday, January 21, 2010

A Bright And Shining Toy



Full length Vietnam drama - made entirely with GI Joes.

I feel a swoon.

Here's the "academy" trailer:



and now for something slightly different from the same creators:

Monday, January 18, 2010

Hello, Delinquenty!



"It is hazardous to throw rocks."

From "Collapse - Terrifying Girl's High School"

Thursday, January 14, 2010

Like a Window Into my Mind



Who would have thought that one day Hitler would emerge as the voice of the disgruntled nerd?

And if you don't get this, that's all right. It means you have a life.

Paging Palin

Forge that Beck guy -
this video should show you who your soul-mate is.


"Did the president, did the attorney general say to Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, "Now wait a minute, you don't want to plead guilty. Wait a minute you don't want to be executed. You want to come to New York City. You want to have the trial just like you asked for in the first place"

Don't go breaking my heart, Sarah. You belong together.

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Trouble for the Endtimes Ticket?

Beck 'grills' Palin on the "Couric Question."

I call bad buddy-pic! They're setting up the enmity so that later we will cheer when they team-up to save the country from the Satanist/Euro/Fascist/Haitian/Socialists of variant skin-tones.

Click for the clip:


What's worse, is that this means my dream ticket of Palin/Bachmann is in danger!

So, Sarah - this reminder is for you:


How can you say no to TOTAL GANGSTER GOVERNMENT GIRL?

Now Here's Something to Smile About



But are they going to call it Star Blazers over here?

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Wonder Where They Got That Idea?

Just received the following e-missive from the LAPD:

LAPD West Valley | Email templates



Crisis Response Team Members

We would like to invite you to become a "civilian" volunteer member of our City's Crisis Response Team (CRT).

Crisis Response Team (CRT) members are community volunteers who respond to traumatic incidents at the request of the Los Angeles Police & Los Angeles Fire Departments. CRT provides immediate on-scene crisis intervention, attends to survival & comfort needs, acts as a liaison between the victim & emergency personnel and gives referrals to victims & their families affected by a death, a serious injury, a violent crime or other traumatic incidents.

These include homicides, suicides, serious traffic accidents, natural deaths and multi-casualty incidents. The CRT program is managed by the Mayors Office of Homeland Security & Public Safety in collaboration with the City's Fire & Police Departments.

The eight-week training sessions begins on February 2nd thru March 25th and are scheduled for Tuesday and Thursday evenings at the LAPD Academy in Westchester, located near Los Angeles International Airport.

Individuals interested in learning more about volunteering for the Crisis Response Team should contact Jeffrey Zimerman, M.S.W. Crisis Response Team Manager at 213-978-0697 or by e-mail: LACRT@lacity. org.

Training for new team members and to view flier...click here.

Jeffrey Zimerman, M.S.W.
Manager, Crisis Response Team
Office of the Mayor Antonio R. Villaraigosa
Mayor's Office of Homeland Security & Public Safety
200 N. Spring St., Los Angeles, CA 90012
213-978-0697 Phone, 213-978-0718 Fax


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Which, as the maker of this short some years back:



I find very flattering.

Sunday, December 06, 2009

My Kind of Mash-Up



Thriller  Response Video Meme + Ultraman Kaiju = Heaven

Tuesday, December 01, 2009

Another Round in the Death of Creative Freedom

Once upon a time there was a fictional character named "Tony Twistelli" aka "Tony Twist."

Tony was a fat Italian gangster who in no way struggled against his stereotype.

But it was the '90s, and it was "Spawn" and nobody cared about things like that.

And he looked like this:



Meanwhile, in the world that likes to consider itself real, there was a hockey player named Tony Twist, who looked like this:



And, eventually the two worlds collided when someone mentioned the Tony Twist mob enforcer to the Tony Twist hockey "enforcer." The hockey enforcer's feelings were very, very hurt and so he did the only sensible thing.

He claimed that the comic Spawn had deprived him of income by using his "likeness" to sell comics, games, cartoons, and movies.

The creator of Spawn admitted that yes, he had named the character after the hockey player, but in no way based the character on the hockey player, nor used the hockey player to promote the comic.

But this is America, where people love to bitch about "trial lawyers" while awarding absurd judgments, and so Tony Twist won millions of dollars and a company went bankrupt.

(shed no tears, however, for this was but the working of a karmic miracle,man.)

And all this is but prelude to this disaster:

Jury Awards $100K to Woman Who Says Fictional Character Defamed Her


A Georgia jury has awarded $100,000 to a woman who says she was defamed because a character in the book The Red Hat Club had a mix of her own traits and other false characteristics that depicted her as a promiscuous alcoholic.

Stewart had contended novelist Haywood Smith, a childhood friend, had created the character SuSu with looks that resembled hers, with the same job as a flight attendant, and with similar experiences involving a second, conniving husband. But Stewart says she did not have other traits of the character, including a propensity to engage in casual sex and drink at work.

Defamed.




By a fictional character.

With a fictional name.

Gawd help us all.

More here:
http://www.law.com/jsp/article.jsp?id=1206960402189

I am now preparing to sue the estates of Shakespeare, Lee & Kirby for abusing my future career prospects by creating the characters of Falstaff and Volstagg.







Tuesday, November 24, 2009

The IP-Men of Mars

Somebody has discovered the Public Domain.
Sorry, Disney.
*Note: King Kong and Conan are also in the Public Domain, Traci.*