Showing posts with label Land of the Lost. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Land of the Lost. Show all posts

Sunday, March 14, 2010

Talking Cat Cheats On Michael Emerson. With Puppy?!!?!

I DO WHAT I WANTS



P.S. Let's keep this ball rolling! Someone use What Puppy brilliantly, because, well, because I didn't. I used it to make it seem like a cat was cheating on Michael Emerson. I have issues. You have permission to punch me now.

Okay, also - How'd The Puppy Get Burned? I recommended taking at least 5 minutes before watch each video so you don't become desensitized by What Puppy just yet



Because there is also Old School What Puppy

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Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Alternate Lost Opening Credits

Lost as an 80s action/hot people in bikinis show, followed by Lost as a 60s science fiction show. Enjoy!





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Friday, May 8, 2009

For the Lost Fans [Photo]

I learned what a Tumbler was and now am drawn towards its template. This is all your fault, david. And sort of A Deliberate Pace's fault too. GARUAGH to Tumblrs I enjoy.

Anyway. Photo for the Lost fans from Jorge Garcia's blog. From his trip to Munich.

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Monday, December 22, 2008

Do These Posters Work For You? [Analysis]

Images of three new posters were released today, for Fast & Furious, Land of the Lost (both Universal) and Push (Summit).



Can't say this one really does anything for me. I'm not a big car person, not even super shiny cars with a machine gun in the middle. I do like the idea of the original cast reuniting for a proper sequel, but I stress - the idea of it. While I couldn't care less about this franchise, bringing the old gang back is a nice gesture to the fans. This poster tells me, "look it's the original cast, fans!" as well as "ready for some sleek car badASSness?" If I were into that kinda thing, I'd probably be excited. But I'm not. So...meh.
B

Not gonna lie, this one excites me a little bit. While I've never seen the show from the 70s, I loved the remake that aired in the 90s on ABC's Saturday mornings. I was five years old, don't you judge me. This poster captures the essence well of what I suspect this movie will be. Silly, campy, fun, but with some very cool action sequences. Still don't know if it's the type of movie I'll see opening weekend, but if it gets good enough reviews, I'll at least see it in theaters.
B+


Heh, this is cool. I, along with everyone in Hall H at Comic Con during the Summit panel, have seen a few scenes from Push and I think this poster gives us a good idea of what's in store. The colors are very reminiscent of the film's stock & filters and I like how the poster focuses on the powers, not the actors in the film. The coolest elements of the scenes were the grainy realism and the explanation & implementation of the powers. Here's the description of the film from the MTV Splash Page,

A group of former operatives from a secret government agency uncover a mystery that could rock the status quo of the “enhanced” world — a world in which individuals are scientifically augmented with special mental abilities that include moving objects and seeing the future, among other abilities.


Sounds cool, no?
A-
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