I hadn't thought much about Livejournal since my last lame post, but then flatbear added me as a friend and I thought maybe I should actually post here. It's not like I didn't think about it in recent, um, months. I just couldn't be arsed to take the time ( Read more... )

I haven't updated since August. I have no real reason as to why I haven't. I simply stopped updating my Livejournal, much like I stopped updating my Myspace and my Twitter. I tend to focus on one social network at a time, which probably explains why I'm so bad at networking in general. But I joined Holiday Wishes and I guess it gave me my LJ mojo ( Read more... )

So I'll probably write up something a bit more interesting at some point, but I figured I should at least update the good people of Livejournal on how things are going with me. As per usual, that would be not a lot, but I suppose that's better than announcing I have leprosy, or something ( Read more... )

I wrote this last night, when the pain was still fresh in my memory...

Before I go into my rant on the cinematic stillbirth that is the live action adaptation of Blood: The Last Vampire, I should warn you that there will be many spoilers. So if you're intent on seeing this God awful movie, you should stop reading now.
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"Art Is Hard," my tragically-titled documentary about student film makers, is now up on Youtube. I had to break it into two parts so that it would upload.

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I keep meaning to write longer posts on LJ but... meh ( Read more... )

( Probably gonna be spoilers. Seriously, why haven't you seen it yet? )

With less than a week to go before the worldwide premiere of Watchmen, and since I haven't posted a blog in a month, I present to you Watchmen-related items aplenty.

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Now that I finally have some time to blog, I'm going to take a little time to take a gander at this year's nominees. As per usual, the Academy has courted a little controversy, and not without reason.
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I came across this while scanning the front page of Film School Rejects. Joe Nicolosi had discovered that his friend Amanda had never seen the original Star Wars movies, and had no desire to see them because she "already knew what happened." So Joe asked her to recite the plot and animated her narration. I thought this was pretty funny, and ( Read more... )