You may have noticed im a bit of a fan of Calvin & Hobbes and that i am also a Star Wars fan.(if you read this blog at all... you might noticed these things)
So imagine my delight at discovering THIS tshirt:
Its a pity Bill Watterson didn't make Calvin & Hobbes merchandise, but its rather nice to see fanboys have taken an initiative and made their own.
Ever wonder what happened to the guy who made Batman: Dead End way back in 2003 ? Well it seems he released his first film called Hunter Prey earlier this year....
My simple review is... Batman: Dead End is far superior than this drawn out piece of shit. I've seen better made Star Wars fan flicks... seriously the costumes even seem to be a mix of Boba Fett meets Clone Trooper. It reminds me of countless different sci fi shows/stories I've seen over the years. When Sandy Collora and Nick Damon sat down to write the screenplay for this film I have a feeling they may have watched one or two of the following Deep Space Nine - Rocks and Shoals, Star Trek TOS - Arena, The Outer Limits - The Light Brigade and Enemy Mine
I know Sandy Collora only had a budget of $425000 dollars for this film, which is minuscule budget for a Sci Fi film, however even with a bigger budget i don't see this film being any better.As I've said before, I have seen better fanboy movies... point in case, the above mentioned Batman:Dead End.
Its the story that totally lets him down. It bored me, I really didn't care about any of the characters in this movie which I think comes from the introduction of Intergalactic war as the main plot point FIFTY MINUTES into the story. It was too drawn out, better if it was a 42 minute long Outer Limits episode.
Final words: Please try harder or go back to making mind blowing fan flicks.
The BBC have put a clip from the new episode up on the official Dr Who site, which sucks unless you live in the UK as its not available to us here in Ireland... luckly thats why we have youtube.
This is the ultimate Swiss Army Knife. Who needs nail scissors, saws and screwdrivers when you have an array of weaponry like this? Really, what couldn't you accomplish?
This fantastic nerdy image comes from Ian Summers and the design is available as a T-shirt here. I soooooo want one.
Now, The Ultimate challenge, can you name them all?
You can not disagree with something when it is in graph format. Especially when they are graphs that show all hypothetically possible logical relations between a finite collection of sets*