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I loved Inglourious Basterds, with the usual Roth-centric caveats, so imagine my dismay when Jog's (excellent) review informed me the Jew Bear was originally supposed to played by Adam Sandler. I cannot stop thinking about how perfect that would've been.
What I've seen of the allegedly made-for-the-format Spider-Woman motion comic has struck me as unimpressive and pointless, but the trailer for the Astonishing X-Men one is top-to-bottom laughable, embarrassing, execrable, dreadful, excruciating...
"Ask yourself this, if the pages of Marvel Comics could move, what would they look like? Wonder no more, True Believers!"
James - "unimpressive" and "pointless" are the two perfect words for this. Another two: Shit sandwich.
I always liked Maleev - I'd like to have offered him a paycheck just so he could've turned this (and Halo) down. Why isn't he drawing comics? Why would Maleev be happy for his work to look like nothing more than a set of screen grabs? Was his work always that way or is it 'made-for-format'? I'm going to have to go back and look.
Your twitter post from Jim Gaffigan about broken escalators made me think of the Mitch Hedburg joke:
I like escalators, man. An escalator can never be broken. An escalator can only become stairs. You should never see an "escalator temporarily broken" sign - you should only see a sign that reads "escalator temporarily stairs - sorry for the convenience."
That was long, sorry. But Hedburg ruled.
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