Here is an album from this year's GenCon, featuring multiple costumes this time!
How about Uzumaki? Or what about the old Tales from the Crypt?
Close, but not quite. It's a different pulp character from the 1930s.
Guardians of the Galaxy is solid.
Now here's my planned cosplay for San Diego Comic-Con in July.
Last weekend I attended a double feature of both How To Train Your Dragon and its sequel. They were both great. They looked brilliant and were very well-crafted overall.
Here is a planned cosplay for Indiana Comic-Con, which starts this year in my hometown.
I went to see The Wind Rises earlier today. Unfortunately, in my honest opinion, it's just decent.
I streamed Toys (featuring Robin Williams) yesterday. I didn't care for it much.
My friend and I went to see the Desolation of Smaug. We both liked it. I actually thought that it looked very nice in HFR-3D.
I remember seeing that game-over screen. It nearly gave me nightmares.
Since the last time I posted I watched quite a few movies.
Trigun: Badlands Rumble is watchable.
Superman vs. the Elite is actually solid.
Nacho Libre actually feels mediocre.
Thor: the Dark World? It's a wild sci-fi fantasy trip with loads of action--just what you expect.
I meant the original one from 1920.
I'll have to respectfully disagree on the Starburst candy corns. I liked them, and my co-workers like them when I brought them to the steakhouse to share.
Most recently I streamed Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. It's worth a look.
Before that my friend and I went to see Gravity. It was very nice.
Batman: Death of the Family. Over-the-top but moody.
Scott Pilgrim. An overrated mixed bag, to be honest.
Axe Cop. Just plain nuts!
I rented this game once. I didn't much care for it.
Heh...weird. I first heard about this via James Rolfe's Monster Madness. Maybe I'll check this out sometime.
The first Hellboy is solid. The old Mummy from 1932 is, to be honest, boring in spite of the atmospheric imagery.
I thought Wolverine was solid enough when I went to see it. The same goes for Elysium.
Nightmare Before Christmas is a bit overrated, but it's a minor classic.
As for Pacific Rim, if you temper your expectations you should be in for quite a ride.