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an adoration of all things rad

Nov 7th, 2009 @ 5:00 pm

The Golden Age of Video by Ricardo Autobahn

*Damn entertaining music video compiled from movie/TV clip. Super catchy.

via alwayswatching

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@ 4:00 pm

“Veneer” by Levi van Veluw

“Veneer” by Levi van Veluw

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@ 2:36 pm

“Boy Band”

*Just some good, old-fashioned satire.

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@ 12:30 pm

Where The Wild Things Are
So I finally caught up with this movie and I have to say that I was quite impressed. First thing, this is in no way a kids film - it is a film about a kid. And just like a kid this film is violent, emotional, immature, messy, and petty. Yet it is also sweet, imaginative, and loving. Max is amazingly honest in his performance here. I cannot believe this film was made by a major studio. This is a very small film which is crazy beautiful but still small at its core. Overall “Where The Wild Things Are” is great at what it sets out to be. I enjoyed it but I can completely understand how people would hate this. It gets downright depressing for much of its run-time. Anyways - go watch it. One of a kind experience. Visually worth the cost of admission alone.

Where The Wild Things Are

So I finally caught up with this movie and I have to say that I was quite impressed. First thing, this is in no way a kids film - it is a film about a kid. And just like a kid this film is violent, emotional, immature, messy, and petty. Yet it is also sweet, imaginative, and loving. Max is amazingly honest in his performance here. I cannot believe this film was made by a major studio. This is a very small film which is crazy beautiful but still small at its core. Overall “Where The Wild Things Are” is great at what it sets out to be. I enjoyed it but I can completely understand how people would hate this. It gets downright depressing for much of its run-time. Anyways - go watch it. One of a kind experience. Visually worth the cost of admission alone.

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Nov 6th, 2009 @ 12:20 am

The Best Infomercial Ever

www.dicktowel.com

*I’m so buying one. Classic comedy.

via itsalwayssunny

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Nov 3rd, 2009 @ 8:30 am

Papercraft Self Portrait by Eric Testroete
This was his Halloween costume last weekend. Eric is a 3D artist in the Vancouver game industryand he was inspired by the big-head mode seen in videogames. It was probably quite fun for him to do an offscreen project with his 3D skills. You can find more photos in this Flickr set.
via todayandtomorrow.net

Papercraft Self Portrait by Eric Testroete

This was his Halloween costume last weekend. Eric is a 3D artist in the Vancouver game industryand he was inspired by the big-head mode seen in videogames. It was probably quite fun for him to do an offscreen project with his 3D skills. You can find more photos in this Flickr set.

via todayandtomorrow.net

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Nov 2nd, 2009 @ 12:51 pm

My Top 5 Artists (Week Ending 2009-11-1)

  1. The Hush Sound (28) 
  2. The Honorary Title (6) 
  3. Led Zeppelin (5) 
  4. Revision3 (5) 
  5. Journey (4) 

Imported from Last.fm Tumblr by JoeLaz

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@ 4:00 am

Movie Narrative Charts
*I pretty much ignored the LOTR one since it’s not really my thing. The Primer chart is totally accurate. Well played sir.
Click to zoom in.
via xkcd.com

Movie Narrative Charts

*I pretty much ignored the LOTR one since it’s not really my thing. The Primer chart is totally accurate. Well played sir.

Click to zoom in.

via xkcd.com

Reblogged from xkcd.

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Nov 1st, 2009 @ 11:55 pm

Big Top Cupcakes Commercial

*One of the most dumb and least useful products I’ve seen advertised on TV. Isn’t a large cupcake just a cake?

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@ 11:49 pm

Loud ‘n Clear Commercial

*This is one of the best acted commercials I have ever seen. Gotta love the bluetooth in church. Fantastic stuff.

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@ 8:05 pm

Trick Or Treat With Timmy

*Classic Halloween prank. I have to do this one year.

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