Pedobear Escapes the Internet. If you don't know pedobear then you clearly don't hang around the internets enough. enjoy your "real life".. loser.
The Great Cable Rip-Off for visual learners. If you pay more than 19.99 for your HDMI cables you're wasting your money. Unless you really want the pink ones to match your skirt.
Check it out Yo, a new trailer for the Expendables. If I had a hot tub time machine I would travel into the future so I could watch this movie right now. Then I'd travel back to today and rub it in your face that I've already seen it. I'm petty that way.
Author: kevin n.
| Posted on: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 |
Filed Under: anime,
movies,
star blazers
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That clip from the upcoming Gaiking movie I posted yesterday gave me a Star Blazers jones. I never did see anything more about the new CGI Star Blazers (or Yamato) movie that came out in Japan over Christmas. I scoured the youtubes and this clip is the best I could come up with. It's not great, but you get the point.
You can watch the first 9 minutes of the movie in hi-def here, which I would totally recommend. The movie looks awesome, and if the plot makes the tiniest bit of sense this could easily make House Party 3 looks like House Party 4.
So it's official, The Walking Dead is coming to the small screen.
The cable network on Monday gave a six-episode order to the apocalyptic zombie drama based on Robert Kirkman’s graphic novel series.
The project, written and directed by Frank Darabont [The Shawshank Redemption], has been on the fast track since AMC acquired the rights to the books in August after a bidding war. It was ordered to pilot in January.
“Dead” will begin production in June in Atlanta and is set to premiere in October during Fearfest, AMC’s annual marathon of thriller and horror films.
I was late to the party with the Walking Dead so I'm only on issue #60 and it's getting really hard to read. Battle Royale was this way for me. I really wanted to see the series to the end, but after every issue I feel like I need a hug. Here's hoping the TV show can capture some of that sadness and depression. Outside of VH1 it's hard to find really good depressing shows.
Author: kevin n.
| Posted on: Monday, March 29, 2010 |
Filed Under: anime,
cgi,
gaiking,
movies
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Good gravy, I don't know anything about Gaiking (quick google search says it was a japanese cartoon that ran in the states similar to Star Blazers) but this teaser trailer for the upcoming cgi reboot looks incredible. Hopefully this thing makes its way to the states with a decent dub.
So this tralier hit the web yesterday right around the same time my work day went to crap. It made some nerds weep with it's goodness, it made me realize that I'm tired of Michael Cera.
A new service called GameCrush offers games with real live girls at the low low rate of $8.25 for a 10 minute match. There are four Xbox 360 games supported so far; Halo 3, GTAIV, Modern Warfare 2 and Gears of War 2.
I suck at Modern Warfare 2 and would like just once to not end up at the bottom of the leaderboard. I think this might be my only chance.
Olivia Munn riding a Unicorn The other day a friend of mine said I had too many posts about Cheryl Cole and Diora Baird and not enough Olivia Munn. I punched him in the baby maker.
Author: kevin n.
| Posted on: Monday, March 22, 2010 |
Filed Under: fights,
soccer
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Soccer players are all sissies. I know, I play every week. It doesn't matter if it's co-ed games on monday nights or Saturday afternoons in the Premiership. If a ref makes a bad or questionable call everyone loses their shit.
9 times out of 10 the ref can't do anything about it. If he does nothing one side is going to retaliate Paul Scholes style. If he hands out cards for dissent the teams get even more fired up, and if he starts tossing people Netherlands/Portugal style (a game where the ref was totally justified) people will blame him for not having better control over the game. What's the solution? Punching, lots of punching.
Health Care Reform made funny with Twitter Sure some of these aren't that funny, a few are tastless and politically they're all one sided but what else are you going to do? Watch C-Span? Yeah... didn't thinnk so.
A Hitman Monkey Mini series? At this point anything is better than another summer blockbuster cross over. There's only so many plastic green lantern rings I can fit on both hands.
Author: kevin n.
| Posted on: Friday, March 19, 2010 |
Filed Under: elephants,
movies,
ong bak 3
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I'm pretty sure Tony Jaa is like Troy McClure but with the elephants instead of fish. But unlike Troy McClure there's almost no way he's going on a date with Selma. He's obviously more of a Patti kinda guy.
This is why I'm not a millionaire already. My simple brain could never come up with an idea as awesome as taking Tiger Woods alleged sexts to porn star Joslyn James and adding them to pictures of kittens.
You can find more here, but be warned they're super inappropriate.
Author: kevin n.
| Posted on: Friday, March 19, 2010 |
Filed Under: movies,
predators
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One of the things that's great about the web is that I don't have to see horrible movies just to catch the trailer of something I'm really jacked to see. Would you believe I actually saw Space Jam in the theater just because the Star Wars Special Edition trailer was playing before it? Yeah I was super popular in high school.
When Logorama won an oscar for best animated short this year I was shocked. Shocked that I had actually seen an animated short that was nominated for an oscar. I mean who watches animated shorts? You do, I guess...
The Daily Show with special guest commentator Mick Foley are here to tell you how politics (and politicians in general) are able to suck and blow all at the same time.
My name is Kevin and I blog, mostly about nerdy stuff. I'm old enough to know that Gobots came before Transformers and geeky enough to care.
If you have something cool or nerdy you just have to share, e-mail me at kevin @ devildinosaur.com