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Beowulf 3D: Almost Out Of The Uncanny Valley?
As a late birthday present Gail and Bryon watched Cory for Meg and me last Saturday. We took the time to go see Beowulf in 3D. The way the actual Anglo-Saxon text was integrated into the songs and the speech of Grendel was well done. The additions to the story line to make the story [...]
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Do not click on the following link unless you have already seen Serenity. Serenity in 2000 words. if you haven't seen Serenity yet, why not? Nevermind, I don't care, go see it. (1)
This Saturday (Tomorrow), Meg and I are hosting a Marathon of Firefly from 10 am to 10 pm, watching all 13 episodes. If you're in the area and I haven't emailed you about this, I'm sorry, leave a comment or email me if you're interested and haven't told us yet. On a totally unrelated note, have you see the "this week last year" box on the right side of the screen? Wow, was I crazy-productive blogwise this time last year. (0)
Finding Neverland
Meg and I went to see Finding Neverland this afternoon. Wow. What a movie. The cast was great: Depp, Winslet, Hoffman. The story was very good, and I learned a bit more about some of the metaphors that appear in the Peter Pan story. While watching the movie, I got a little upset. I’ve seen [...]
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Leaves!
Saturday I got up ealier and took Meg out for a surprise viewing of The Incredibles. I’d write a review of the story (Wonderful!) and of the voice acting (Samuel L. Jackson and Jason Lee, how can you go wrong?) but my problem with seeing Pixar movies, is I have to see them at least [...]
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