Film critic Patrick Goldstein recently wrote his last piece for the LA Times. The article, “Wanted: A Few Good Mavericks“, is about the lack of originality in Hollywood and it’s worth reading in full. In particular though, Goldstein’s bit about what sets Spike Lee apart from other directors in Hollywood stood out:
In 1988, not long […]
Last weekend we broke the story about Mike Tracy, a veteran teacher at the Art Institute of California—Orange County who is being threatened with termination by the school’s management because he refused to force his students to buy E-textbooks that he felt were unnecessary. Since we published the story, we’ve learned that the E-textbook controversy […]
There is hope: one day Walmart will re-introduce “humanoid” cashiers. You’ll be able to pick from: Pamela Anderson, Michael Jackson, Senatra…as your cashier.
Here’s a good documentary about the history of “black surfing”. The film is kind of goes in circles but it’s a subject I had never seen explored before. There are some nice insightful nuggets. -Waveybrain
Have you seen this blog yet? It’s a compilation of various screen shots for reference and study. Really, the images speak for themselves. -Waveybrain
My friend, Rob Pratt takes his “Classic Superman” concept to another level. Check it out, and support his efforts! He’s a cool guy, with some good taste as you will see.
-Waveybrain
Last year we posted an excellent fan-made film, Superman Classic, by Disney veteran animator Rob Pratt (Tarzan, Pocahontas, Kick Buttowski, Kim Possible). Platt returns with this follow up and explains his process after the clip in the video below. As a longtime fan of the classic Man of Steel, I hope my friends at Warner […]
Good information about yet another FB fail moment. I think they just want to “analyze” your email the way Google does. I’ll just avoid sending important messages via FB
-Waveybrain
Continuing with my series on User Experience, I’d like to point out an absolutely epic failure. So let me start this one off with a question:
What in God’s name was Facebook thinking when they defaulted everyone’s publicly facing email address to their @facebook.com…
I remember when you could attend the Annies wearing basically jeans and not feel too out of place. Now it’s a black tie affair and getting more glitzy every year. June Forray originated the ceremony to shine a light on the bastard step-child of film (which usually kills at the box office every year). I’ll bet that if it were televised it might upset the Oscar Neilson ratings with all the kids watching it.
-Waveybrain
I have seen fucking children’s drawings more anatomically correct than some of the stuff I see get reblogged every day.
NOODLE ARMS ONLY WORK IN ANIMATION BECAUSE THERE IS THE ASPECT OF MOTION ATTACHED TO THEM.
STOP FUCKING DRAWING NOODLE ARMS.
if you’re going to give “advice” to people try not to be a douche-canoe about it ok
YOU CAN’T STOP ME
TELL EM GULLA
gosh let people draw what they want
people dont have dots for eyes either but you dont see me whining about it
friggin pleb just isn’t pro enough to understand the merits of noodle arms
LMAO
OH NOW I’M PEEVED!
No but seriously, people can be really good at drawing anatomy but still they can draw noodle arms for comedy or style. Now be a nice kid stop whining about it.
That about sums it up, yeah.
reblogging again because the comments keep making me laugh
brb drawing noodle arms forever
OP has been a really good sport about this (and bravo to them for it), but I just can’t resist reblogging. SO MANY FUNNY PICTURES.
This was a timely laugh for me-Waveybrain
If you’ve never seen “Dora The Explorer”, this is what you’ve been missing!
-Waveybrain
Dora the Explorer Movie Trailer (with Ariel Winter)
The “Modern Family” star breaks skulls and language barriers.
