My father worked on How to Train Your Dragon as a Character TD Supervisor. The film is dear to my heart. And Toothless always makes me smile.
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from shadowschwa (originally from that-french-mistake)
This is truly an amazing achievement. It’s a nice little contained film, even if you don’t know too much about Portal.
Kevin Spacey impersonates Jimmy Stewart, Johnny Carson, Katharine Hepburn, Clint Eastwood, Sir John Gielgud, Marlon Brando, Christopher Walken, Al Pacino, and Jack Lemmon.
Jolly good show, I must say. :D
A Day at the Movies
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Let me get this out of the way first: I watched Prince of Persia today and it was awful. Don’t go see it; not even the fight scenes were particularly well-constructed.
My real delight today was watching the film adaptation of Hamlet with Mel Gibson. For what it’s worth, I think that it is the best film adaptation of that play. Its emotional depth is surprising given most other adaptations are rather dreary.
And what lovely acting! Mel Gibson presents a memorable Hamlet, but it’s fascinating to watch the other brilliant actors in the supporting roles. Ian Holm gave a memorable performance as Polonius—witty and wise, just as Shakespeare intended. I was shocked to discover that Helena Bonham Carter (who played Ophelia) is a talented actress when she doesn’t hide behind eye liner and Alan Rickman.
Horror Movies I’ve Seen
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As mahgreggah has done, I have checked off my “Have Seen” from The Vault of Horror’s list of Best Horror Movies.
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Anyone else a little annoyed that there’s now a remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street?
Does believing you’re the last sane man on the planet make you crazy? ‘Cause if it does, maybe I am.
— Detective Spooner (Will Smith) in I, Robot
I know this came out a year ago, but it being Friday the 13th and all, I thought I’d share. Enjoy!
I wish there was only one Highlander.
— Myself (after finding out that there was a six-season TV show based off the original movie)
My name is Ross Light. I am an artist: my primary medium is programming. I also experiment with photographs, video, and the written language. My approach to blogging is slower paced than most other sites—my updates are infrequent, but each entry is significant.
And now you can ask me questions, too.
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