Paperman

[filkertom]

If you've seen Disney's Wreck-It Ralph (and, if not, WHY THE HECK NOT!? GO! NOW! IT'S WONDERFUL), you've also seen the short film Paperman. Bleeding Cool has a nice little feature on it, without any major spoilers (basically, it describes the premise, and the marvelous new technology they made it with).

In related news, Pixar's Brave is out on

Comments

[bayushisan]

Actually I never got around to seeing Brave. I heard it was good and I wanted to see it but I've got a bad habit of not going when I should to a lot of movies. I just got into the habit of not going when I didn't have money coming in and now that I do I've just got to get back into the habit of seeing the movies I want to see.

Though I will be getting the 23 disc boxed set of the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon.

What? Yes I am a geek.

[alverant]

I'm thinking about Brave. It was enjoyable and visually awesome. But was a bit predictable at times. (One thing did surprise me though.) Ralph was great! That is one I plan on getting. I'm not sure when I'll get it though. I still have a pile of movies to watch. Maybe when CoH is over. But then there's other games to play and my filk podcast to try out. I am SO looking forward to New Years. I got the 31st off so that's a 4 day weekend!

[gardnerhill]

...Because I didn't play those video games? Because I didn't/don't have any game system? Because I won't get 89% of the references?

Because the last time I made the mistake of going to a PIXAR film (at night, mind you), I had to share the theater with a woman babysitting a horde of kids who only stopped shrieking long enough for her to have a full-volume profanity-laced cell-phone conversation with her friend?

Just, you know, answering.

[dan_ad_nauseam]

Potential tune for filk (if you're crazy enough): Painter Man.