Imagine if you will a large, dark cave deep in the
Indonesian forest. A prehistoric man sits watching his offspring vigorously
begin to rub a pointed rock against one of the cave walls. He looks on as his son draws the outline of
an animal that unfortunately for it, was killed for food earlier that day. His
son finishes the outline and begins to fill in the prey with charcoal. After a
few final touches the son looks back at his father, illuminated by the light of
the fire. The father gets up and walks over to his son, he takes the charcoal
from his...
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Ghostbusters, Back To The Future, Star Wars CONVERGE
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A few weeks ago I photoshopped my recently purchased Back to The Future & Ghostbusters Lego sets onto an image of Mos Eisley and posted it as my Facebook coverphoto. My friend D.J. commented asking what these two movie franchises would be doing on Mos Eisley. I decided to take on the challenge and write them into a fan-fiction-saga of sorts. Read it after the jump.
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Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Dawn of the Superhero
In recent years we have seen a surge in the production of
superhero films. Marvel’s “The Avengers,” “The Dark Knight,” and “The Dark
Knight Rises” have grossed over $400,000 domestic, and sit among the top 50
highest grossing films of all time (not adjusted for inflation). This statistic
is no fluke because, as I was delightedly researching superhero movies, I found
that in 1978 Superman the movie was released and became the second highest
grossing...
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