By The sight gags in Nick Park’s Wallace and Gromit films are all part of their charm, from Gromit’s vinyl collection (mostly Bach) to his highbrow reading matter (Crime and Punishment by Fido Dogstoyevsky, The Republic by Pluto…) to his alma mater (where else would a clever canine graduate from but
The Weekly Round-Up #787
Happy New Year! I managed to catch up on new comics! Any bets on how long it lasts? Best Comic of the Week: Absolute Superman #3 – This week I corrected the error of not having read Absolute Superman (see below) and now I’m all-in on this book. This issue
September 5 Is One Of The Most Engaging And Gripping Dramas Ever Created
The world of broadcast news was a much different place in 1972 than it is today. Before 24-hour news stations, the push for ratings and sensationalism over facts, and when being objective and able to verify your sources in order to be broadcast was essential; this is the setting for
Trek On: THE GAMESTERS OF TRISKELION
Title: The Gamesters of Triskelion Airdate: 1/05/1968 Plot Summary In The Gamesters Of Triskelion Kirk, Uhura, and Chekov get swiped away from the transporter pads to be slaves in a gladiatorial contest. Kirk fights for not only his freedom, but the freedom of all of those that have been taken
The Life Aquatic Is Wes Anderson’s Most Underrated Movie
Twenty years ago, Bill Murray sat perfectly center of frame in an ornate Italian theater near the Mediterranean. In the reality of this shot, he was portraying a storyteller within a story—a filmmaker named Steve Zissou, who after enjoying decades at the top of the international film scene has entered
