As I said in the title there, I was able to see an early screening of Winnie the Pooh, which opens on the 15th, the same day some boy wizard becomes a man(or some shit like that). It is great, as if you could think otherwise, but if you would like a bit more than that, read on!
Archive for July, 2011
I Saw Winnie The Pooh Early, And Am Only Now Talking About It.
Trailers Aplenty!
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As you are all more than likely aware, I have not posted in a while, and for that I am most sorry. I will do my best to make up for a bit of lost time with this post, by bringing you the most interesting trailers I can find. So get girded.
The Dark Knight Rises gets a crumbly poster [quick note]

I don’t always get excited for tiny snippets of information about a movie, but when I do it’s because it has something to do with Batman.
Like Netflix so much you want to pay double for it? Now you can!

Good news for people that have too much money: soon you will be able to pay nearly twice the amount you once did for the same Netflix service! It’s such a great deal for loyal customers, I am going to put SO MANY exclamation points at the end of this sentence!!!!!!!!!!!!
There goes the summer…WITH DRAGONS [ADwD]

It’s that time. Only six years have passed since the last in the Song of Ice and Fire series was released, so the most of us have been waiting to see what the scoop is with the characters we like and not the crumb-bums of Feast for Crows. This is going to be a short post because I need to get to reading, but look at these few pictures of A Dance with Dragons! Oh man!
Carl Sagan’s Cosmos series makes me want to learn ALL THE THINGS

Arriving woefully late to the party is generally a bad thing: everyone has already had their hands in the dip, and you missed out on telling the overzealous host, “You know, that sounds great, but I don’t know if I can play Apples to Apples with this drink in my hand.” Luckily, arriving late to television shows brings none of these pitfalls, and while Cosmos first aired thirty years ago, it still holds power to someone just finding out about it today.
Episode 130: Pedantry

Ah, the Fourth of July. It’s a great time of the year when we all go out and light things that end up exploding. It’s also the time of year when the biggest of the big summer popcorn films come out to amaze the masses. For this episode, we discuss that big film, and we nitpick the crap out of it!
Oh snap! Conan O’brien Can’t Stop showing at the OKCMOA this week! [reminder]

We may have written about this in the past, but if you happen to be a fan of awesome things, then it is your duty to check out Conan O’brien Can’t Stop. I guess you would have be living in Oklahoma City for this post to be of the utmost use to you, but since most of our viewership is doing just that, you should put the following info into your calendar.
As I’m Prone To Say, This Looks Pretty Good

This was showing when I was at SXSW in 2010, but like a good number of movies that were showing there, I didn’t see it. While I did see quite a few really awesome films, this was not one that jumped out, and seeing this trailer, I wish I had taken the plunge.
Those Brits Get Everything Awesome!
Just gonna put this here for your viewing pleasure.
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