Wednesday linktrash - taking it to the street.
By Burbanked on Jul 26, 2006 in Celebrities, Gossip, Movies, One-Sheetery, Spidey, The Shield | 807 views |
So what do you think, those links are just going to take themselves out? Now you just march yourself down there and do it like your mom told you to, or I’ll give you something to cry about. Don’t you roll your eyes at me!
From Bulletproof Bracelets, this is among the most unintentionally odd pictures we’ve seen recently. What’s up with Gigantor?
Aargh. Can’t believe I missed this Shield promo for next season when it aired in May. Still a spoilery delight, though. And bravo to FX for using “Coming soon” when a show won’t be on for eight months or so.
Because we are, in our hearts, brainless lemmings: Snakes in a Post Office!
Well, this is okay, I guess - but for a few bucks more it could have been this.
Asked for roughly the 17 kabillionth time about his thoughts on Superman, Nicolas Cage reveals that he frequently dreams of flying like the Man of Steel. Hey, Nic - time to move on, m’kay?
Well, this is nice. An online forum for screenwriters to exchange story ideas where absolutely no screenwriters are exchanging story ideas. They must all be looking here instead.
From goldenfiddle - Spiderman 3 Mystery Villain Revealed!!! - or, “I made my homemade costume all by myselves without my mommie”.
Matthew McConaughey meets the whimsically antiquated, looping until the end of time, animated GIF. Remind me again, what was the world like before the Internets? (interesting that this is our second linktrash item featuring McConaughey. Coincidence?)
“Okay, honey: everyone’s impressed. But please, please tell me you’re not going to do the ‘admantium through the metal detector’ gag again.”
Yes, this Spider-Man 3 poster is very very very really cool. And yes I will likely go out of my mind trying to avoid spoilers from now until next May. But can anyone tell me when the movie’s official blog is scheduled to become officially not boring?
Dedicated screenwriting 101 here: From an interview with Harrison Ford on the MTV Movies Blog in which the inevitability of another Indiana Jones movie is mentioned:
How do I get out of this? I love going to the movies with my boys, opening up their minds to the great pleasures of cinema and all that, but this is a hard one. Please help me: do I suck it up and just go, or can anyone out there provide me with a plausible, kind-hearted, permanent way out? (
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