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For No Good Reason: docu about artist Ralph Steadman
May:
Godzilla
Maleficent: fantasy flick staring Angelina Jolie, but I see Sharlto Copley in the cast and I love him. He was the lead in District 9, Howling Mad Murdock in the A-Team movie, and Kruger in Elysium.
June:
Edge of Tomorrow: Tom Cruise scifi flick. He wears a roboticly enhanced suit that looks super cool in the trailers.
How to Train your Dragon 2: Loved the first one. Won't miss this in 3D.
July:
Jupiter Ascending: A Wachowski movie. 'nuff said.
August:
Guardians of the Galaxy: Loved the trailer. Can't Wait.
Sin City: A Dame to Kill For: Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez? Oh yeah!
September:
Box Trolls: Animation that looks like stop-motion or Aardman claymation. Must see.
October:
Get On Up: Docu on James Brown. I wanna see his band, most notably, bassist Bootsy Collins.
Nov: ?
Dec:Hobbit movie for sure.

Oh yea, vine is cool.

I don't know if that's really him voicing the character or not. . . According to wiki, it was the man Glenn Danzig doing the voice for himself.

I heard there was some clash with the XTC guys too when TR produced one of their albums.

Chrono Trigger for $3.50. I like that.

I've never seen him live, you lucky dog you, even though I live really close to where he grew up. I had all his albums at one point, even those Nazz ones. Open My Eyes is my fav from those years.

How about those album titles: Nazz, Nazz Nazz, Nazz III. That last one should've been called "Nazz Nazz Nazz". What up with that?

Those piano chords sound really playful. 

My point exactly. To deny ET had anything to do with it, like my buddy was doing, was rediculous to me, hence the very loud arguement. It went quickly back to joking though. 

At one point in the Glitz Pit, the audience was cheering "Gonzales" all over, but one in the corner said "Jumpman? Who's that?"; and after I won the second time and was leaving the building, a huge crowd of fans surrounded me in the entranceway and little dialog bubbles were popping up all over praising me, but if you looked closely, one said, "I really have to go to the bathroom. It's an emergency!" Little jokes like these are all over this game. It's such a joy to see stuff like that.

Yea, The Raid was a blast. It had the longest three person martial arts fight scene ever. Those guys must've killed each other like five times each.

Grand Budapest Hotel was awesome. You'll love it. It's a fine masterpiece of film. So visually enjoyable. I talked about it with a friend of mine at work for like two weeks. Filmspotting did a great podcast review of it, and Wes Anderson films in general, here.