Harold Ramis

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Harold Ramis is a comedy god. Those credentials were solidified early in his career as a writer/producer on SCTV. That was only enhanced when Ramis turned to the movies as a writer on Animal House, Meatballs and a director on such classics as Caddyshack, Vacation and Groundhog Day. In recent years Ramis has mostly concentrated on such studio films as Analyze This and Bedazzled.

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courtneyriot:
Harold Ramis is a comedy god. Those credentials were solidified early in his career as a writer/producer on SCTV. That was only enhanced when Ramis turned to the movies as a writer on Animal House, Meatballs and a director on such classics as Caddyshack, Vacation and Groundhog Day. In recent years...
anderswolleck:
COMMENT H ERE PUNK ASSES

Bryan Hitch

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When it comes to creating superhero action, comic book artist Bryan Hitch is up there with such legendary creators as Jack Kirby, Neal Adams, John Romita Jr., Alex Ross and Mike Mignola. Thats why Hitchs comic book series, The Ultimates co-created with writer Mark Millar, was Marvel and Lionsgates first choice to adapt to an animated movie. They cherry picked the best scenes and characters...
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mqx:

Shafter_Wasco said:


Bryan Hitch is up there with such legendary creators as Jack Kirby, Neal Adams, John Romita Jr., Alex Ross and Mike Mignola



Umm . . . no.



I second that. But, I'm old school, so my list would be more Kirby, Adams, Romita (Sr.), and Curt Swan. But that's a discussion for the comics forum.

Honestly, though, I was very unimpressed by the TV ads I've seen for Ultimate Avengers, so I hope the full product is better. The animation looks very average and too anime influenced (in a bad way.) With what the whole Dini, etc. crew are doing for DC , Marvel needs to step up.

anderswolleck:

Mqx said:

Shafter_Wasco said:


Bryan Hitch is up there with such legendary creators as Jack Kirby, Neal Adams, John Romita Jr., Alex Ross and Mike Mignola



Umm . . . no.



I second that. But, I'm old school, so my list would be more Kirby, Adams, Romita (Sr.), and Curt Swan. But that's a discussion for the comics forum.

Honestly, though, I was very unimpressed by the TV ads I've seen for Ultimate Avengers, so I hope the full product is better. The animation looks very average and too anime influenced (in a bad way.) With what the whole Dini, etc. crew are doing for DC , Marvel needs to step up.




never a big fan of JR Sr.

Running Scared director Wayne Kramer

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South African native Wayne Kramer blew the film industry away with his sleeper hit, The Cooler. That film ended up garnering Alec Baldwin an Academy Award nomination for best supporting actor. It also showed Hollywood that Kramer is a major player in the game. He has used all his skill to create the violent action/black comedy Running Scared. Paul Walker plays Joey Gazelle a low-level...
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signalnoise:

Stirfry said:
interesting interview.



i wasn't quite sure if i thought this guy was interesting, or an annoying goofball. but it was a great interview.

punchdrunkblake:
on the premise of his next one (about satan finding a body to inhabit) i'm going to go buy the cooler..

Michel Gondry

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After creating many of the most brilliant music videos and the film Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind director Michel Gondry is considered by many to be one of the greatest film visionaries ever. His latest project, Dave Chappelles Block Party, is a bit more human and real. Back in 2004 after Dave Chappelle made his $50 million deal with Comedy Central he decided to...
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maude:
wow, how come i didn't know that he did Chappelle's movie? i already really wanted to see it, and Gondry is a genius.
horseheadfiddle:
Michel rules.
That's cool his drumming is still in use!
Tattoos suck.

Turbonegro

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I know I interviewed Hank Von Helvete the frontman for Turbonegro. But as I read this over Im not sure if we actually talked about anything. I dont know if he is just tired or weird. Probably both. Anyway we chatted from his hotel room about Turbonegros latest album, Party Animals.

Check out the official site for Turbonegro

Daniel Robert Epstein: Are you guys doing...
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beeboo:
wwwaaaooo!!! turbonegro!!! one of my favorite band!!!! love multikisses.. zaz

beeboo:

beeboo said:
wwwaaaooo!!! turbonegro!!! one of my favorite band!!!! love multikisses.. beeboo-zazoo



Bill Hicks producer Jeff Rougvie

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Bill Hicks is considered by many inside and out of the comedy world as one of the greatest standup comedians who ever lived. Hicks started performing standup at the age of 19 and was immediately recognized as a dangerous comedian who attacked such sacred cows as the American dream, hypocritical beliefs and traditional attitudes to the point where two Vietnam veterans broke his leg after...
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coleen:
I remember my dad always used to play a comedy CD of his and I've thought his stuff was great ever since. But he was a huge potty mouth, haha.

Wish he were still around to do more comedy.
mypenisissmiling:
man, hes no dennis leary shocked shocked


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i wish leary nothing but the most painful of deaths

Thursday Feb 16, 2006

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big day today

Michel Gondry

Wyclef

Wayne kramer
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xxlunerslidesxx:
Still doesn't beat the Pete Jackson day... nothing beats the Pete Jackson day
mineux:
So how did the interviews go? Were they fabulous? They were fabulous werent they? biggrin

Tuesday Feb 14, 2006

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the couch is here!!
the couch is here!!

the couch is here!!

It's big and comdy and i even i care about staining it. I WON'T

the couch is here!!


p.s. if you request to be my friend here without contacting me, just email me. lets start a relationship. believe my journal isn't so great that you'll be here everyday. its ok. those leather pants...
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trilobyte:
Hahahaha... but what's your excuse for the hat?

Congrats on the new couch. A few years back I lived in Rye and when my new couch arrived I was completely retarded for it.

~Trilo~

Richard Donner

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To all of us people who grew up in the 70s and 80s it was impossible not to see and love Richard Donners films. Man or woman, one or more of your favorite films was Superman, The Goonies, Lethal Weapon and Ladyhawke. Throughout the 90s Donner continued with his Lethal Weapon series and even jumpstarted the Asian film craze working with the Wachowski brothers and...
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googused:
I talked to him on the phone once and told him I loved Danger Island

Uh oh, Chongo!
i_poop_too_much:
Kinda surprised by the lack of question(s) regarding the "Donner Cut" of Superman 2 that's being released this year...

I forgot all about Timeline. surreal
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