The first season was reviewed a few weeks ago. Though good, I didn’t think it lived up to its reputation. Does the second season fare any better?
Today I continue with the CLAMP reviews with the continuation of their most famous epic fantasy series. Read the rest of this entry »
The Kids in the Hall’s mini-series concludes with the strongest episode.
Haven’t had anything juicy for a while, but here’s a few drool-worthy nuggets. And another f-ing Twilight movie.
Chad writes, Voting has started for the second round, but I still think this would make a good Bureau42 article: http://www.suvudu.com/cagematch.html. I predict it will come down to Gandalf vs. Cthulhu. And anyone who can beat a Balrog can probably whip a Great Old One (even if he dies again in the process).
Based on feedback in these columns and via e-mail, we’re trying a shorter format with higher profile titles this time around. Do you prefer this size list, or the larger ones we’ve had lately?
The Martin Aircraft Company’s Jetpack will be available commercially, they expect, by the end of the year. The company has been developing these things for decades, had their first paying customers a few months back, and now expect to be doing general business with an admittedly elite clientele. Their site may be found here. You may see video at the site or after the jump, and several more, tracing the history of their packs, here.
To Infiinity…. And Beyond!
This week delivers some startling revelations, including the reason why Amanda’s behavior often seems crazy.
She sort of is.
So, next week is the week of March 15. In Japan, this is White Day, the companion holiday to Valentine’s Day. In Japan, on Valentine’s Day, the girls give the guys chocolate, and on White Day the guys reciprocate. Well, I’m kind of flipping that on its head. On Valentine’s Day I reviewed a romantic comedy created by a guy (Ah! My Goddess). For White Day, I review one created by a woman, and one that could not be more different than Ah! My Goddess. Read the rest of this entry »