HELLO, Also, goodies post!
Right. So, now that I've had a good and epic freak out rant, let's get back to your regularly scheduled programming. No, not the radio silence! :|
SO, GUYS. I haven't actually been keeping up with my flist, because I fail. YOUR MISSION, IF YOU CHOOSE TO ACCEPT IT: update me on what I've missed! This means: links to LJ posts, or fun pictures/videos/links, or tagging me for memes, or ANYTHING. *pokes at you allllll*
Fun links! If you frequent crackchat, I'll apologize in advance, as most of what I accumulate comes from there these days. Again, abusing the flist!
Short article: Psych's James Roday and Dule Hill Perfect th Buddy Act.
"We're always thinking the same thing, but then he always says his out loud and then I don't have to, which is awesome," Roday says.
I love these boys.
Behind The Scenes: TOR.com explores Behind the Scenes with Star Trek: The Next Generation. SOCUTEHOMG. Tons more photos can be found here, and are seriously worth browsing through. Baby's first fandom! ♥
New Release: Fritz Lang's The Complete Metropolis
When it was first screened in Berlin on January 10, 1927, the sci-fi epic ran an estimated 153 minutes. After its premiere engagement, in an effort to maximize the film's commercial potential, the film's distributors (Ufa in Germany, Paramount in the U.S.) drastically shortened METROPOLIS. By the time it debuted in the states, the film ran approximately 90 minutes (exact running times are difficult to determine because silent films were not always projected at a standardized speed).
Even in its truncated form, METROPOLIS went on to become one of the cornerstones of fantastic cinema. Testament to its enduring popularity, the film has undergone numerous restorations in the intervening decades. Read more here
I am seriously tempted to go to one of the screenings in either Georgia or Texas. *debates visiting sister's family* Trailer can also be seen here!
Abney Park's Post-Apocolyptic Studio:
(Including a goodly portion of their Airship Pirate song! These guys are super nice. The lead singer is also a gentle giant. Meeting him at D*C was lots of fun; I hope they play again this year.)
Axis of Awesome - 4 Four Chord Song
(This is possibly one of the most amazing things I've ever seen. Warnings for brief language.)
One Semester of Spanish - Love Song
(M, this video is for you. ♥)
And, lastly: The Cat Says 'Om-Nom-Nom'. Because it is adorable.
SO, GUYS. I haven't actually been keeping up with my flist, because I fail. YOUR MISSION, IF YOU CHOOSE TO ACCEPT IT: update me on what I've missed! This means: links to LJ posts, or fun pictures/videos/links, or tagging me for memes, or ANYTHING. *pokes at you allllll*
Fun links! If you frequent crackchat, I'll apologize in advance, as most of what I accumulate comes from there these days. Again, abusing the flist!
Short article: Psych's James Roday and Dule Hill Perfect th Buddy Act.
"We're always thinking the same thing, but then he always says his out loud and then I don't have to, which is awesome," Roday says.
I love these boys.
Behind The Scenes: TOR.com explores Behind the Scenes with Star Trek: The Next Generation. SOCUTEHOMG. Tons more photos can be found here, and are seriously worth browsing through. Baby's first fandom! ♥
New Release: Fritz Lang's The Complete Metropolis
When it was first screened in Berlin on January 10, 1927, the sci-fi epic ran an estimated 153 minutes. After its premiere engagement, in an effort to maximize the film's commercial potential, the film's distributors (Ufa in Germany, Paramount in the U.S.) drastically shortened METROPOLIS. By the time it debuted in the states, the film ran approximately 90 minutes (exact running times are difficult to determine because silent films were not always projected at a standardized speed).
Even in its truncated form, METROPOLIS went on to become one of the cornerstones of fantastic cinema. Testament to its enduring popularity, the film has undergone numerous restorations in the intervening decades. Read more here
I am seriously tempted to go to one of the screenings in either Georgia or Texas. *debates visiting sister's family* Trailer can also be seen here!
Abney Park's Post-Apocolyptic Studio:
Click to view(Including a goodly portion of their Airship Pirate song! These guys are super nice. The lead singer is also a gentle giant. Meeting him at D*C was lots of fun; I hope they play again this year.)
Axis of Awesome - 4 Four Chord Song
(This is possibly one of the most amazing things I've ever seen. Warnings for brief language.)
One Semester of Spanish - Love Song
(M, this video is for you. ♥)
And, lastly: The Cat Says 'Om-Nom-Nom'. Because it is adorable.