Fannish Items of Interest

[calliopes_pen]

Peter Jackson’s production blog #6 for The Hobbit.

Inside The Adventures of Pete And Pete reunion.

The AV Club interviews Sam Neill. Liked him in Merlin, Snow White: A Tale of Terror, and Jurassic Park. The last I finally saw for the first time last weekend, on Spike TV.

An interview with Andrea Romano, Justice League: Doom voice director.

Behold Vanity Fair’s character portraits from Tim Burton’s Dark Shadows.

Clarissa Explains It All: The Album.

The revival of Carrie: The Musical.

40 images from Mirror Mirror.

The top 50 post-end credits scenes.

A melting sculpture of Superman: It’s called No One Can Save Us.

Three minutes of footage from the 1975 Superman musical It’s A Bird, It’s A Plane, It’s Superman.

Looks like someone took a head on Holy Ground.

The 10 Best Batman: Brave And The Bold Episodes.

The full amount Todd McFarlane had to pay Neil Gaiman--$382,000, plus interest.

Found via metaquotes: scott_lynch remembers Don't Eat the Pictures. That is one of the few Sesame Street films I ever saw, and the one that I actually loved.

Han Solo frozen in Carbonite crayons.

Steven Moffat discusses villains in Sherlock series 3. If you haven’t watched the finale of season 2, there are spoilers.

Badges for Comic Con International go on sale tomorrow at 8 AM PT.

Sometime between 1 PM-8 PM, we'll be getting our severe weather.

Comments

[mackinzie.livejournal.com]

So what'd you think of Jurassic Park?

I think i saw it in theaters actually.

[calliopes_pen]

My interest in everything to do with dinosaurs fizzled out when I was probably 3, but it seemed okay. I've never cared for Jeff Goldblum, but Sam Neill and a few other bits were good. I've heard enough to know that I won't watch the sequels, however.

The weekend it came out in theaters, I chose to see Last Action Hero. That was a mistake, since I'm reasonably certain that Jurassic Park is the superior film.