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When I was first shown this “song” about 20 minutes ago, two things came to mind. First I was going to say “as much as I rail against everyone posting cat stuff…” and also “does this really surprise you?“. Instead of choosing just one, I’ll use both. I hope you understand.
So yes, this really is a cat meowing the theme for Game of Thrones, and yes, here I am posting it. Just in case you’re wondering, the cat’s name is
In 1980, Carl Sagan co-wrote and co-produced a thirteen-part series called Cosmos: A Personal Voyage. The series was wildly popular, and though I wasn’t to be …
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, based on the third-published book in C.S. Lewis’ beloved Chronicles book series finds Lucy (Georgie Henley) and Edmund (Skandar Keynes) dreaming of returning to Narnia where they were a queen and king. In England, they are stuck living with their aunt and uncle during World War II. Instead of battling mythical creatures, they’re stuck fighting with their annoying cousin Eustace (Will Poulter). Then one day a painting in their room comes to life and transports them back to Narnia and onto the Dawn Treader, the sailing vessel of King Caspian (Ben Barnes). At first they are unsure why they have been called back, but soon learn of the evil of Dark Island, which has been trapping people in its seductive green mist and set out on a quest to find the Seven Lost Lords in order to stop the evil.
As I walked into the screening I can honestly say I was not anticipating much from the film because it’s predecessor; PRINCE CASPIAN was a major let down but I was pleasantly pleased. DAWN TREADER kept my attention all the way through and with its fun characters; actions sequences and shorter viewing time made it less of chore to sit through. The budget was cut back significantly for this film due to the underwhelming
I was trolling around Youtube looking for music by The Glitch Mob (whom I love for their dirty, industrial chill sound) and stumbled across this phenomenal video by Khameleon808 – ‘The Apple Tree – Feat. The Glitch Mob‘ is a flawlessly executed montage of 739 distinct and separate movie clips, seamlessly set to an epic score of Glitch Mob remixes. It’s pretty amazing; the video clips often have absolutely nothing to do with one another and there’s no dialogue, yet somehow the piece is a cohesive whole you can’t turn away from. I can’t imagine the obscene amount of time it would have taken to stitch hundreds of clips together, match action to musical features and to add in the jumps and pops that are characteristic to The Glitch Mob’s sound. The top notch editing and wicked bassy tracks will keep you riveted, but the fact that it’s basically 15 minutes of boobs, explosions, and fighting definitely helps too. Video after the jump.
I’m a huge fan of The Simpsons, it’s the only show I watch on FOX, and I think I’ve probably seen every episode at least three times. This Sunday FOX will air the show’s 500th episode and to celebrate this milestone cabletv.com compiled every Bart Simpson chalkboard quote on a nice long poster, below.
According to the poster, there are 288 quotes; I don’t know what happened to the other 211? Doesn’t every show have a new quote? I don’t usually catch Bart writing on the board because it flashes by too fast. Anyways, below is the long poster with all of Bart Simpson’s chalkboard quotes from the past 20 years.
Years ago I saw a documentary on Richard Kuklinksi, better known as The Iceman. Between 1964-1986 he killed over 100 people as a contract killer.
The trailer you’re about to watch is for a movie based on his life, and I think director Ariel Vroman did a fantastic job picking the cast. Michael Shannon of Boardwalk Empire plays Richard, and the rest, well…
This is the first trailer for the third installment in Michael Bay’s Transformer series, Transformers 3: Dark Of The Moon.
The trailer doesn’t show much, but we do see a fictional take on Neil Armstrong’s 1969 moon landing, and as expected, he finds an alien ship on the moon. We’re not too excited about this one because for starters, the name sounds pretty lame, and secondly, Shia LaBeouf is stil the leader actor… yikes. Even worse…
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