I want to be excited by this, but the 11-minute episode length and the style of the character designs makes me think this isn't the return we could have hoped for.
It’s called Justice League Action, but it doesn’t have a premiere date
I would love for this to be good.
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Yay!
(Of course this happens right after I just re-bought them all to show Ainsley before The Force Awakens, but whatever; I'm in.)
For a long time Star Wars fans have been clamoring for Disney/Lucasfilm to re-release the original, unaltered cut of the first Star Wars trilogy, and Comicbook.com has now confirmed with two independent reliable sources that just such a plan is under way. According to our sources, Disney has plans to release the original cut of [...]
Excellent. Ainsley will love having some Rey toys.
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Fascinating article. While I think that people born abroad to American parents should be considered eligible for the presidency, I think the author makes an interesting case. Of course, IANAL, but it sure would be sweet schadenfreude if the Tea Party darling got knocked out of the running because of this, given all the angst created by the Birthers.
According to the Constitution’s framers, a person born outside the United States is not a “natural born” citizen.
"Abrams mentioned that the original Star Wars films themselves were based on classic storytelling themes that heavily influenced creator George Lucas. "Those simple tenets are, to me, by far the least important aspects of this movie," Abrams said. "They provide the bones that were well proven long before they were used in Star Wars. What was important to me was introducing a brand new chapter, brand new characters, using relationships that were embracing the history that we know to tell a story that is new."
Perfect answer, in my opinion.
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I really don't get this obsession with super-high resolutions in TVs. I mean, our cable and streaming services compress the hell out of 720p and 1080p and murder high-resolution audio to get it to us, and we're talking about TVs with 32 megapixels per frame at 60 frames per second now? Insane. Give me great 720p or 1080p, with fewer artifacts and less softness, instead of this crap. While we're at it, how about increasing the bandwidth available to audio?
The 4K era is barely getting underway, and the television manufacturers are already pushing the next level of tech: 8K panels with stunningly sharp images.
A despicable story about Cliven Bundy and the politicians who have failed us.
Cliven Bundy and the politicians who are plundering the West
Great news, and sooner than I expected. Nice to see them capitalize quickly in the first season's success (as long as the quality remains high, of course).
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Funny Twitter profile. (Avoid if you haven't seen the new Star Wars movie.)
I'm lucky to live close to one (actually more) of the 100 theaters in the US showing this, and have tickets to a showing next week. Should be interesting!
In other 70mm news, I live close to one of only 18 (!) capable of showing a 70mm IMAX showing of The Force Awakens, and am seeing it there next week too. It's a 70mm week!
For something as old-school as a traveling movie roadshow, the limited engagement of Quentin Tarantino's new movie sure required a lot of tech.
