Thread: Rudy's TV Screen

Youtube On Youtube lately, my favorite kinds of videos to watch are watchmojo, the richest, and looper Top videos, mostly revolving around pop culture. Very interesting stuff and you can get kind of addicted to the 10-15 minute long videos with short segments about particular tropes or actors. Sometimes, it bothers me what people consider movie mistakes. Like, a cameraman in view on set, obviously not supposed to be there. But if a hair or jacket is out of place between a switch in shots, it's not a mistake. A shift in clothing and hair happens in real life. Just because they don't show the character running a hand through their hair doesn't mean they were standing there frozen in the short span of time when the camera was not on them and suddenly gasp their hair shifted! It must be magic! in the reality of the film. Also, my favorite vine of all time is TheJasminator. She gets real silly and some of those in this compilation are hit or miss but as an artist, particularly a cartoonist, I love how animated her face is and her different expressions. Also, it helps that she's really pretty so even when she's making weird and ugly faces, she still looks adorable. TV 3rd season of Nikita. It kind of bugs me because 1 episode has so much going on, it feels like 2 or 3 episodes of a normal show all crammed into the hour slot. So, I get oversaturated really quick and need to break from it with something else in between each episode. That being said, loving season 3. They really play to my feminine desires with nearly every episode ending in one of those emotive songs with a lady singing really pretty as the background for some really heartfelt, adorable, stupid, gushy drama. Did anyone else like the Following? I loved the shit out of that. Kevin Bacon has still got it! I found the whole idea of the cult of Poe and Purefoy extremely compelling and entertaining the entire way through, even in the third season when they kind of drift away from Joe as a main antagonist. That crazy lady they brought in to stir shit up was perfect, extremely weird and believable. Film Just got finished watched Event Horizon. What a blast from the past! Filled with very hollow and stilted acting by Laurence Fishburne, of all people! However, the biggest surprise was a young and dashing Shawn Pertwee! Hehe! Alfred Pennyworth from the Gotham tv series never looked so good in strained peas, clingy army shirts! Yowza! That being said, that was literally the only thing I liked about the movie, getting to watch him play out the aggressive male archetype. Everything else was horrible. Fishburne acted like he didn't even want to be there. Everybody else was a stock character from Alien franchise. The only one with any really good acting was Sam Neill and...he really doesn't fit as the meta human psychopath in the end. The entire thing was like an uneven stacked tower, with no real plot connections that made any sense and the ending was severely underwhelming, especially when they squeeze in one last cheap scare using the worst makeup design of the entire thing. During most of it, with the ship reacting to the new crew arrival the way that it did, I kept on expecting an Amityville Horror style Get ooooout! deep voice over the intercom. Then when it was clear that their attempts to leave were being thwarted at every turn, I expected the same thing except No wait...staaaay! XD And it gets real Hellraiser at the end, with the visions Neill shares with Fishburne about what they find beyond the universe through the black hole and it's...regular torture porn with barbed wire, dismemberment, and spiked protrusions coming out of people's orifices. I just let out a big yawn that this is the big existential crisis that Baby Bear went through earlier - it had him comatose when they pull him from the core, then he wakes up, making a beeline for the airlock, attempting suicide through pressure release or whatever. Really, man? Like, off the top of my head, I can come up with depravity much more sinister and all-consuming than that. Darkness inside you? Very vanilla I think you can live through exposure to that, honestly. FFS. 1997. They were adorable, yeah?