And In Other Somewhat Pointless News...
Whoops. On my Best Movies of 04 list, I forgot to mention "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind". Crap. And I just watched it on DVD the other day. Thanks for the reminder Tato.
Shafe, mark this down on your calender. The following is the unofficial list of Comic Book Conventions that TORC Press/Joseph Morris will be attending. Of course, all of this is subject to change, and I have confirmation on none of these. Still, here's the dates:
SPACE- Columbus, OH. April 16, 2005
Comicon International- San Diego, CA. July 14-17
Wizard World Chicago- Chi-Town, Illi-freakin-nois (Represent!). August 5-7
Dig it.
Watched season 4 of "Mr. Show with Bob and David" yesterday. Very clever stuff. Definately more clever than funny. If you're into surrealism like I am, it's a good time, otherwise avoid it like the plague (spell?).
Scored the special edition of David Lynch's ultra kick ass "Wild at Heart" the other day, and watched it this afternoon. Again, if you're a surrealist this film (actually, just about any Lynch film) is an absolute must have. Besides a clean, colorfilled digital remastering of the original print, the disc has got a buttload of interviews that shed further light on the bizarre process that is Lynch's filmmaking. Again, a must have if you're into weird.
No Fox tonight, instead, they're showing "True Lies", which is admittedly one of Ahnolds best films. Still, edited for TV movies suck sour frog ass.
Shafe, mark this down on your calender. The following is the unofficial list of Comic Book Conventions that TORC Press/Joseph Morris will be attending. Of course, all of this is subject to change, and I have confirmation on none of these. Still, here's the dates:
SPACE- Columbus, OH. April 16, 2005
Comicon International- San Diego, CA. July 14-17
Wizard World Chicago- Chi-Town, Illi-freakin-nois (Represent!). August 5-7
Dig it.
Watched season 4 of "Mr. Show with Bob and David" yesterday. Very clever stuff. Definately more clever than funny. If you're into surrealism like I am, it's a good time, otherwise avoid it like the plague (spell?).
Scored the special edition of David Lynch's ultra kick ass "Wild at Heart" the other day, and watched it this afternoon. Again, if you're a surrealist this film (actually, just about any Lynch film) is an absolute must have. Besides a clean, colorfilled digital remastering of the original print, the disc has got a buttload of interviews that shed further light on the bizarre process that is Lynch's filmmaking. Again, a must have if you're into weird.
No Fox tonight, instead, they're showing "True Lies", which is admittedly one of Ahnolds best films. Still, edited for TV movies suck sour frog ass.
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