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Thursday, August 8, 2013

#MusicBOX - Time to Dance

What the... I can't even.. !!!

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As someone else wrote "Daft Punk not making the show was the best thing that happened to the show."

And here's a lil' follow-up video:

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Tuesday, July 31, 2012

#Yankovic - Goes Face to Face


I've been a huge fan of Weird Al Yankovic...since I remember first going to the Internet over a decade ago~ (more or less)
(well, I remember it clearly, it was "the Dreamcast era", around '99, my first connection to the internet? not with my computer, but with the DC!)

I find out about his parodies - before the 'net? Good luck finding Yankovic-related stuff in Switzerland!!

Anyways, I've been a fan since I discovered his music parodies, his movie UHF, his sketches and finally his fake-interviews!

Friday, August 5, 2011

MR Tron Legacy


For a very long time since the 80s, director and Tron-creator Steven Lisberger had been trying to launch a sequel to his beloved cult movie. But since the series had never really been a big mainstream hit, a sequel never was on Disney's top priorities. That is, until now!

Lisberger pitched many, many screenplays these last decades.
On top of these were mostly stories featuring either the son of Alan Bradley or the son of Kevin Flynn, in case the original actors were starting to get older for the roles and/or wouldn't manage to be part of the new movie.

The former ended up serving as basis for the Tron video game.
This movie is about the plot following the son of Flynn.

Most of these scripts were either called Tron 2.0 or Tron Legacy - which are in my opinion, quite catchy names and fitting for this universe.

Let's check out the sequel called Tron Legacy~

Thursday, February 3, 2011

MR TRON


It's time to review a classic, a movie that left a mark on a whole generation.
I wasn't born when this one hit the big screen originally, yet it still is for me one of my all time favorites and will always be encoded on my mind forever.

Thus while I (re)introduce you to one of my Highly Recommended classics (yes, I kinda spoil this review's conclusion this way...) it's time to feature my first....

I made this shiny new logo, so you better take this one seriously, gotcha?

There's a reason this movie made it into my list of all-time classics films. Let's check it out!