
I'll write a review later but...
I'll write a review later but...
Matty's site, http://www.mattycollector.com/store/matty/en_US/pd/productID.234328300 , has Egon on sale in about a half hour. Totally recommend it as it comes with the first ghost we see in the movie... the Library Ghost! She also was the boss in the most recent Ghostbusters game.
Pysch is one of my favorite TV shows. Cloo ( http://www.cloo.com/ ) is doing an all day Psych Marathon today. For those with Cloo, check it out. For this without it, get a Cloo? ;)
We're about to see the launch of the great, great Ghostbusters from IDW becoming a monthly subscription. Is anyone else collecting or reading these? I really, really recommend that you do!
This video is me opening the SDCC Stay Puft figure from Mattel. The music is by Moby and is called "Ghost Return." I figured it would be a perfect song to play while opening the giant manifestation of Gozer.
I will review the figure in detail tonight!
It's no secret that I have a crush on anything that the UK does. Really, it's no secret. So last week, I was standing in front of a Red Box movie rental machine and trying to decide on what movie I should use my free rental code on. Monsters looked like a good pick. The name of the movie, the description, and the picture used gave it character. That's something you don't see anymore; a movie with a lot of greatness going for it. Still, I was unsure of how good the movie could be; but it was a free rental code.
The opening of the movie seemed a little shaky; it was shot in a first person's view through night vision; as you can see with this uploaded video. I was thinking, "Aw man, not another Cloverfield."
The plot at first doesn't make sense with the opening of the movie but I cannot tell you how important it is to watch the movie as one continuous film. The little hiccup of the opening of the movie eventually makes much more sense when you see the end of the movie.
The plot of the movie is simple and almost original; NASA happens to find life in space and brings samples back to Earth. During reentry, the specimens are lost and end up between Mexico and the US. A couple years later, the creatures now have control of that area. The main characters are Andrew Kaulder and Samantha Wynden. Andrew is sent by his boss to retrieve his daughter. Unfortunately, getting back isn't as easy as they expected.
The visuals for the movie were pretty amazing when it came to the fact that whole movie had a small budget of only $500,000; giving the filming equipment a budget of only $15,000. Gareth Edwards actually wrote, directed, filmed, and did the visual effects for the film himself using off-the-shelf computer programs. The music score is pretty great; as it was atmospheric and relaxing.
The acting was also great as two lesser known actors were used. Since the actors were dating in real life, they were able to work better with each other. The extras were actually locals doing improvised parts.
I'd definitely recommend anyone and everyone to check this movie using Red Box for the low cost of a $1. You can't get a better deal for your dollar elsewhere!
So it's time I work on the library for my Ghostbusters figures... I think this is a good start. I'll have better pictures up later this week.
In honor of Mr. Stay Puft coming to town tonight, I'm going to review Monsters; a very great U.K. science fiction!
To make better use of the Web 2.0 Social Media, I'm going to start using Pixelpipe.com to do all my posting. I can get a lot more posting accessed in a matter of seconds rather than having to manually access each site at a time to repeat the same information.
This figure really looks good. I'm also testing Pixelpipe out to see how this works and if it will help with the site!