By: The Pioneers
Amelia goes home with an intelligent and charming young bookstore clerk, but is he really what he seems? Written & Directed by: Benjamin Wright Smith & Ted Day DP: Michael Herbert Art: Kristina Porter & Emma ZT Greg: Branson Reese Amelia: Adelind Horan Peter: Joss Glennie-Smith Theme song: Ariel Marx
Ethan explains what “cockblocking” means to his 89-year-old Grandfather. by Josh Shultz & Ethan Cole
Bill gives Drew a hard time about a “girly” trait he has.
It seems like a simple enough task for a cop: Step off the boat onto the dock. Let’s see what happens… Thanks to: youtube.com/TheFreakyVidz For more FAIL videos visit http://failblog.org
Just further proof that all dogs should wear helmets. (via r/PhotoshopBattles)
Movies and TV shows have been dominated in the past decade or so by gritty reboots, in which known characters or plots are presented in a harsh, as realistic as possible manner, e.g. The Dark Knight, the recent Battlestar Galactica series, and the movie adaptation of Where the Wild Things Are. If Dave Eggers can take a slim storybook and make a movie about depressed monsters waxing incoherently about sadness and loss, then dozens of classic kids’ books are just sitting there, waiting to be made more gritty and super-realistic.