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Did the boxset include Africa? WTF is that one about?

http://www.damninteresting.com/the-confederados/

Ta-Neshi Coates has an excellent piece basically about this, and how policing grammar is a way to police minorities (of any race) http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2013/08/english-is-a-dialect-with-an-army/278300/ I thought they did pretty fine, especially for hungover college kids who've probably never had any radio experience. I only wish they had some better mics, but it was surprisingly good for just merely using a laptop.

Wait, so that mean she was about to see the movie for a second time? Or atleast knew the plot?

pretty good article here http://www.avclub.com/article/roger-corman-puts-a-smart-strange-spin-on-the-fran-200910

Maybe this will give you some ideas http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/VideoGameMovies

The entertainment industry is interesting in that you just need a job so you work on something odious, and the whole world not only sees it, but your name is literally attached to it; whereas in other industries such as insurance or government everything is mostly anonymous and everyone one the ladder can deny being part of it.

So something I found out recently is that Gypsy of MST3k was named after Gypsy Rose Lee, and that was not her birth name.

All I remember about this movie was the scene where dog-dad tried to hide the kid's Star Trek figures, and me later begging my parents for Star Trek figures later.

What I fond really strange is that nobody (as far a I know) has done a straight adaptation, it's always slightly tweaked or pulls random elements from the later books.

There was a plot?

That's always a great thing to see

My podcast app cut off the description like this.

Blockbuster is relatively relaxed, but it's walmart that's the biggest censoring obstacle for movies (and music). I don't know if this happened where you live but here (in the USA) about ten years ago there was a trend of releasing UNRATED (too hot for theaters!) dvds for movies that were mostly pg-13 but sometimes R rated ones got it too. It was typically 'raunchy' comedies like the later American Pies, and the stuff that was added in were more nude scenes (tits and ass) that would of passed in the 80's. I don't think there's been very much in the way of violence for unrated cuts, because sex is the biggest bugbear for our moral guardians (Rob Zombie's Halloween and the Saw series are the only ones I could think of, but then they might have tits too, i dunno I hate both of them). I think tvtropes does a better job of explaining it http://tvtropes.org/.../UnratedEdition

Could you imagine that listing? ""NEEDED: AZN GUY TO BE LIVING PROP""

Did you check behind the teeth?

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Now thats the one I'm surprised about

What's with Jon Voight being in shitty cutesy voice over movies like Baby Geniuses?

That bad, huh?

Possibly the best MK song remix of this decade (or atleast this year) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMCBUhOq-10

So do you guys think the sequel would be called the Wii-zard? ...I'll see myself out.

So is it the type of thing to actually rile-up fundies, or are they just squawking over nothing again?

I think he was also upset that he wrote the book as a mystery of whether Jack was mentally disturbed or became evil, and Kubrick removed the ambiguity to make a straight horror story.

Two things: Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever was based off a video game (kinda) so the movie came out and bombed, but they made a game based off the movie ... and both the games were actually pretty great (they might feel pretty dated because they were made for the GBA) Ultraviolet, I think that movie is un-doable for this show since the plot only takes up 10min of the movie (if that). I love the movie, but mostly just to have on as background noise whole doing chores. Although now that I think about it they probably could spend half an hour trying to decipher the goddamn rolling ball attack. Aaand because I'm an obsessive compulsive ass who has to be correct about everything I checked IMDB finding this which makes me want to track down that version.