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awesome. great attention to detail - "Hope you have cookies enabled!" - Flickchart via Bookmarklet

well done... love it! - AJ Batac

Test Signal involves a large video projection of Colour bars (normally used by video and broadcast technicians to verify signal accuracy) accompanied by a live choir. The Choir commences by singing the sustained tone that normally accompanies the colour bars (440hz or concert A). Their voices are picked up by a microphone and translated in real time to produce the colours of the industry standard Colour Bars. Slowly, as the composition and timbre of individual voices begin to deviate from a set tone the colours follow, modulating the different hues within the colour spectrum. - Flickchart via Bookmarklet

wow, that's cool! - Susan Beebe (Santa Claus)

Nicceeeee - Kamath ॐ via Bookmarklet

Cool. I'm still looking forward to having Xbox 360 access. - Mathew Ballard

"Lionsgate has released a new trailer for Frank Miller’s The Spirit. I’m really not sure what to make of this movie. Some of the shots and sequences look incredibly cool, while others look like a bunch of actors dressed up on some green screen soundstage." - Nice Fish Films via Bookmarklet

Saw this the other night. Was disappointed. And I'm a big Coen Bros fan. Much of it seemed watered down and artificial, not the genuine committed and heartfelt peculiarity of their other films. Though, I must admit, the audience was laughing more than I was..... - Ňicķ

They seem to have a greater gift for drama than comedy....alas.... - Abby Martin

Fargo had elements of both. Their best, imo. Thanks for the review. - Michael W. May

"Currently in production, the tale of Wall Street investment banker Patrick Bateman and his propensity for killing people in increasingly violent ways doesn't necessarily strike us as perfect sing-a-long material but you can't deny the power of the movie's great 80s-centric soundtrack." - Grant Fitzgerald

A review of the Star Wars animated cartoon with Cartoon Network teaser too. - Rus Jeffrey via Bookmarklet

""This movie is about a girl cop, part of a special unit whose job it is to kill a new breed of killer walking the streets. They call them engineers and they look normal until you hurt them. Whatever part of their body is hurt is mutated into a deadly weapon. For instance, the first one we see gets his arm blown off by the regular SWAT-like squad while swinging around his favorite weapon, a chainsaw. The arm regrows, but instead of a hand he now has a meaty-chainsaw thing."" - Grant Fitzgerald

This looks very, very weird! - Grant Fitzgerald

"i keep waiting to hear more about this movie... this and AVATAR are my most anticipated films" - Nathan Chase

digsby, wakoopa, ultramon, chrome, vlc, xfire... nice! - Alan Le

Thanks! - Ňicķ

oh this is funny. my husband just changed his desktop from this last night. been up for about a month or two. - Anika Malone

"Netflix wants someone to break the movie watching world championship, and they’re willing to [spend] $10,000 to do so. Guinness World Records rules require the contestants to watch films non-stop without averting their eyes from the screen. Competitors will be given 10 minutes between each movie, or approximately every two hours, to refresh themselves. Eating, drinking, standing and stretching are allowed as long as eyes are on the screen. The record to beat for watching a continuous run of movies is 120 hours and 23 minutes held by Ashish Sharma of Mathura, India" - Flickchart

"Netflix wants someone to break the movie watching world championship, and they’re willing to [spend] $10,000 to do so. Guinness World Records rules require the contestants to watch films non-stop without averting their eyes from the screen. Competitors will be given 10 minutes between each movie, or approximately every two hours, to refresh themselves. Eating, drinking, standing and stretching are allowed as long as eyes are on the screen. The record to beat for watching a continuous run of movies is 120 hours and 23 minutes held by Ashish Sharma of Mathura, India" - Flickchart

"Netflix wants someone to break the movie watching world championship, and they’re willing to [spend] $10,000 to do so. Guinness World Records rules require the contestants to watch films non-stop without averting their eyes from the screen. Competitors will be given 10 minutes between each movie, or approximately every two hours, to refresh themselves. Eating, drinking, standing and stretching are allowed as long as eyes are on the screen. The record to beat for watching a continuous run of movies is 120 hours and 23 minutes held by Ashish Sharma of Mathura, India" - Flickchart

"Netflix wants someone to break the movie watching world championship, and they’re willing to [spend] $10,000 to do so. Guinness World Records rules require the contestants to watch films non-stop without averting their eyes from the screen. Competitors will be given 10 minutes between each movie, or approximately every two hours, to refresh themselves. Eating, drinking, standing and stretching are allowed as long as eyes are on the screen. The record to beat for watching a continuous run of movies is 120 hours and 23 minutes held by Ashish Sharma of Mathura, India" - Flickchart

"Netflix wants someone to break the movie watching world championship, and they’re willing to [spend] $10,000 to do so. Guinness World Records rules require the contestants to watch films non-stop without averting their eyes from the screen. Competitors will be given 10 minutes between each movie, or approximately every two hours, to refresh themselves. Eating, drinking, standing and stretching are allowed as long as eyes are on the screen. The record to beat for watching a continuous run of movies is 120 hours and 23 minutes held by Ashish Sharma of Mathura, India" - Flickchart

"Netflix wants someone to break the movie watching world championship, and they’re willing to [spend] $10,000 to do so. Guinness World Records rules require the contestants to watch films non-stop without averting their eyes from the screen. Competitors will be given 10 minutes between each movie, or approximately every two hours, to refresh themselves. Eating, drinking, standing and stretching are allowed as long as eyes are on the screen. The record to beat for watching a continuous run of movies is 120 hours and 23 minutes held by Ashish Sharma of Mathura, India" - Flickchart

""Netflix wants someone to break the movie watching world championship, and they’re willing to [spend] $10,000 to do so. Guinness World Records rules require the contestants to watch films non-stop without averting their eyes from the screen. Competitors will be given 10 minutes between each movie, or approximately every two hours, to refresh themselves. Eating, drinking, standing and stretching are allowed as long as eyes are on the screen. The record to beat for watching a continuous run of movies is 120 hours and 23 minutes held by Ashish Sharma of Mathura, India"" - Flickchart

"Netflix wants someone to break the movie watching world championship, and they’re willing to [spend] $10,000 to do so. Guinness World Records rules require the contestants to watch films non-stop without averting their eyes from the screen. Competitors will be given 10 minutes between each movie, or approximately every two hours, to refresh themselves. Eating, drinking, standing and stretching are allowed as long as eyes are on the screen. The record to beat for watching a continuous run of movies is 120 hours and 23 minutes held by Ashish Sharma of Mathura, India" - Flickchart via Bookmarklet

From Super Punch: "Move over Obama, Luke brings A New Hope in this image by David Friedman." - Mark Trapp via Bookmarklet

automagically or absosmurfly - AJ Kohn

Lol - Varun Mahajan

gynaherpasyphalaids - Amber Horner

I'm a podcast junkie. For TV check out Big Red Podcast http://www.bigredpodcast.com, for movies ShowShow http://showshow.podomatic.com, for horror & expoloitation cinema NOTLP http://notlp.com, Cinema Diabolica http://cinemadiabolica.com, Outside The Cinema http://outsidethecinema.com, The Greatest Movie Ever! Podcast http://gooberzilla.wordpress.c..., Mail Order Zombie http://mailorderzombie.com - Mark Wilson

If you like any of the shows, let me know. Podcast Alley is a pretty decent podcast directory and the shows are categorized by genre. Oh yeah, I forgot about Bloody Good Horror http://bloodygoodhorror.com. I'm a huge horror nut if you haven't already guessed. - Mark Wilson

spark, be the voice, tekzilla, wine library, a prarie home companion, geekbrief.tv, TWiT, Fresh Air, The Economist podcasts. - Morgan

Shown: Donnie Darko, Office Space, Willy Wonka. via Cory (http://beta.friendfeed.com/mod...) - Steve Isaacs via Bookmarklet

I'm starting to think buying some of these : )) "I'll burn this building" I love Office Space : ) - Selim Yoruk

@Lindsey: Thanks a bunch for your help..you rock! - Jonathan (Bad Robot)