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This quick bit of animation was created by Anthony McGrath and put online in 2008. In it, mechanical arms practice a martial art form against a wooden dummy. McGrath mentions Digital Domain's mechanical legs advertisement (VFX Breakdown, Final) as a source of inspiration, along with a passion...

I can agree with you there! Plus, popular shows and movies get really horrible/disturbing fanart and fanfics that has Rule 34 in it. Which means that the less popular shows and movies are saved from this.

Why do some people equate shows that have 'one singular plot with an ultimate goal' with depth and good storytelling, and then write the shows which don't follow this motif off as 'inferior'? The Avatar: The Last Airbernder formula works if it's done well, but by no means is it a requirement for...

Agreed. While Wang was okay, Anivision did do much better.

My favorite old people in cartoons: Abe Simpson(Simpsons) Professor Farnsworth(Futurama) Uncle Iroh(Avatar) Wilbur(Ren & Stimpy) Eustace & Muriel(Courage) Slappy Squirrel/Walter Wolf(Animaniacs) Cranky Kong(DK Country) Jerkins - Madame Foster's rival(FHFIFs) Tyson's grandpa(Beyblade) Yawara's...

Animated series that have ended and I have complete on DVD: * The Batman (Season 1-5) * Batman: The Animated Series (Volume 1-4) * Justice League / Justice League Unlimited (Season 1-5) * The Real Ghostbusters (The Complete Collection) * Superman: The Animated Series (Volume 1-3) Still airing...

Since you brought up UH, he does get a decorative tree for his cell in Comfort And Joy, like the one he had as a child.

See: The Uncanny Valley Effect. This movie pretty much screams it. Also since you mentioned Polar Express, here's another very interesting article where an animator discusses the Effect on that movie, and actually applies Photoshop to several frames of the movie to try to "fix" the Effect (and...

What's the name of that organ piece again?

I remember being banned from Ghostbusters and Ducktales for a while. Don't remember any others.

On Wed, 30 Mar 2011 15:11:27 -0400, Steve Freides wrote: That might work. Sometimes I do make actual Sloppy Joes with Manwich Bold (slightly less sweet and tastier than normal canned stuff That's my usual MO which is just nyeh. -sw

On 3/4/2011 7:19 PM, [email protected] wrote: I have done that with long-cooked fresh collards.. It's good! -- Janet Wilder Way-the-heck-south Texas Spelling doesn't count. Cooking does.

On Sun, 10 Apr 2011 11:28:26 -0600, "graham" wrote: You are salt-sensitive. A good portion of the population is. The trick is finding out which portion you are in. Salt-sensitive folks with hypertension or a tendency towards it can also benefit by cutting back on salt. I am not much for...

Master Moron may have been a bit harsh in his criticism, but I believe he made a valid point. I watch the series on occasion, but I really don’t care that much about the characters; I don’t find them very appealing.

Doesn't 2.0 and above support enterprise (just asking, I thought it did, but I don't have it to check). In my experience most phones don't support certificate based WiFi either. I would imagine, along with ad-hoc, it's not in huge demand. Nearly everywhere uses normal infrastructure mode with...

Okay whatever.

On Apr 17, 12:03?pm, David Harmon wrote: Boli and I are long-time buds. It was of interest to me. It made me smile. Carol, trying to find the box she packed her canoe paddle in

if anything i am disapointed in you, most of the time even when we diagree you don't turn nasty and use words like victim... if its the typing you are commenting on... the weather is changing and i am having stiffness, blessedly not much pain. I don't mean to rant at you but you haven't been...

have a friend who stayed for co-op through summer in boston and said the special screening he went to a month ago was the funniest movie he's ever seen in his life. also said the talkback afterwards with the two main actors was quite possibly funnier than the movie itself

On 21/04/2011 9:30 PM, Julie Bove wrote: Mad Men was a good reminder of the reality of the era. Just about everybody smoked..... everywhere.... offices, elevators, bars, restaurants.