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  1. That description is actually a bit lacking, as 1) The Nightingale actually has an inner frame (albeit a hollow one) and 2) The Gundam Mk-III and GP04G Gerbera may not have inner frames, but their level of detail and articulation clearly surpass HGUC levels.
  2. Won't say anything until Bandai publishes more pics. RE/100 MSK-008 Dijeh
  3. The Boondock Saints is highly regarded either as an unappreciated masterpiece, a guilty pleasure, or simply a misguided film. The second film, on the other hand, is a guilty pleasure at most.
  4. Unless they bring back James Hong as Lo Pan, it's not gonna work.
  5. "Yeah, that's my bicep." Speaking of which... Eleni Young Antonia
  6. The Singaporeans are lucky. Really lucky. This month, Bandai's bringing in a huge Gundam party at Ngee Ann City Singapore with the following goodies: - Guest appearances by legendary mecha designer Kunio Okawara and Gundam Build Fighters Try voice actors Kazumi Togashi (Sekai), Yuuma Uchida (Yuuma), and Yui Makino (Fumina) - Live performance by BACK-ON. - 1:3 scale RX-78-2 Gundam and MS-06S Char's Zaku II statues. - Special repackage of the RG 1:144 RX-78-2 Gundam and MS-06S Char's Zaku II. - Exclusive HG 1:144 RX-78-2 Gundam Ver. SG50 kit with color scheme designed by Kunio Okawara. Gundam Docks at Singapore - June 4 to June 28 only!
  7. To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Singapore, Kunio Okawara came up with this color scheme for the HG Ver.G30th 1/144 RX-78-2 Gundam Ver. G30th. HG SG50 1/144 RX-78-2 Gundam Ver.SG50
  8. Someone seems to be a fan of Wacky Races. And say what you want about the new Mazda MX-5. It's still a sweet ride.
  9. You're only talking about cars sold in 2013. How about older cars that are still on the road? Also, wasn't that white Ford Laser hatchback in Golgo 13: The Professional a manual?
  10. Yeah, and some cars have manual transmission as an option. Personally, I could never get used to automatic. It makes drivers lazy and complacent, and majority of car accidents (not DUI-related) are caused by cars with automatic transmissions. Most of those accidents are from people not selecting the proper gear (hitting reverse instead of park, drive instead of neutral, etc.). And automatic transmission invites drivers to do other stupid things like using their cell phones or texting. And people who complain about driving stick and getting stuck in rush hour traffic should grow some balls. I live in one of the worst congested cities in the world where the average rush hour traffic is 5 mph. Sometimes, it's 1 block per hour. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8dayNyJYvk
  11. I'm a cop from the future. David Sandberg, a.k.a. Kung Fury. AMA! Excerpts from the AMA (all quotes by Sandberg): - "Triceracop can shoot a fly in the dick from 500 yards away, it's his one skill that he prides on. He got top dick shot at the academy." - "I was super nervous because it didn't feel like a Cannes movie and I was afraid people would hate it. We watched it in a room with 500 people, and people were laughing like crazy, cheering etc. I couldn't hear anything for the first 10 minutes because people were laughing so much. It was awesome." - [On David Hasselhoff] "He called just after he saw it and said he was laughing his ass off. He was also very happy that about Hoff 9000, we did that as a bonus while he was in Sweden shooting the music video, so it was nice to get that cameo in there too." - "We've been getting a lot of requests for that Jacket [from the "True Survivor" music video] and believe me I want one too! We've been sending the jacket around to different factories to get some quotes, so the good news is it's happening, it's just a question of when we can get it out. The Hoff was awesome, when I first met him he was wearing the Knight Rider jacket, and all he talked about was Knight Rider, it's his pride and joy and rightly so. He's super friendly and easy to work with, and the mood on the set when we shot the music video was magical." - "I've always wanted to make a film with dinosaurs, robots and cops. And when I listened to the sweet tunes of Mitch Murder around 3 years ago it all became very clear to me, the 80s is the perfect decade to combine all of these into a film, because somehow in the 80s everything was ok to do. It's such a fun decade to work within, from the clothes, to the tech, to the music. It's incredibly cool and cheesy at the same time, that's what I love about it." - "We're working on expanding it into a feature length, there's a first draft ready but it needs some fine tuning to get it perfect. The 30 minute version is very intense and I wanted to sort of compress a feature into 30 minutes, which is why it moves very fast. But also I think it's part of the comedy that you almost get zero time for reflection, but there would definitely be some breathing room in the feature." - "Yes, that sequence was so much fun putting together and a great collaboration with the stunt coordinator, the camera crew, and the post production team, it was really challenging. We're going to post a VFX breakdown of that sequence. But basically it's 63 takes combined into one. First we shot Kung Fury in 5 passes, just punching and kicking in the air, then we did reaction shots from the Nazi soldiers, 62 takes of a nazis running into the scene and falling in different ways. Then it was just a huge puzzle that had to be stitched together in post. It took us 5 months to complete. I hear you on the final battle with KF vs Hitler, I really wanted to have a huge fight scene with them, battling through time, you know in once instance they're fighting in a cowboy saloon brawl, the next they're surrounded by dinos in the dino age etc. It was too expensive to pull off unfortunately, but it's something I hope we can do in the feature." - "Yeah I was inspired by old fighting games like Streets of Rage and Street Fighter, and also the long fight sequence in Old Boy that sequence just blew me away when I first saw it." - "When I made this the first thing I thought of was the title, and I thought Kung Fury was such a cool title, but I didn't know any Kung Fu, and at the time it was just me working on it. So the idea I had was to 3d animate my legs, so I could at least do some cool kicks, at the end of the trailer I used that technique. But it ended up being to complex for the bunker fight scene so we brought in a double. Magnus Garneij, he's a machine. The advice I have is to have patience, believe 100% in what you do. Practice, read a lot, learn. The internet has also changed everything in the way people get noticed now, it has brought the power to the people, I couldn't have done Kung Fury just a few years ago before Kickstarter. So I was very lucky in that regard. I also highly suggest the book Story by Robert McKee, when I first read it it was like an A-ha moment on every page." - [Commenting on Danger 5] "I have, and I love it. I've been emailing with Dario Russo the Director, he's an awesome dude. And season 2 takes place in the 80s, I can't wait to see it." - "IIRC the alley scene with Red Ninja, Viking Age, The Miami dock, everything else is greenscreen. Thank you man, that means a lot to me and the crew!" - "I had already started shooting Kung Fury when the Blood Dragon trailer came out, but I was really excited about it because it featured music by "Powerglove" that inspired me a lot and also it seemed people really liked it which gave me some hope for when launching the trailer for Kung Fury. The guy who plays Hackerman is actually a male model so I thought it could be pretty funny if he had a brother called Handsomeman, who's really dumb, but rich and successful that Hackerman is super jealous of." - "I was influenced by Terminator, Robocop, Back to the Future, Big Trouble in Little China, Miami Vice, He-Man etc, and also very influenced by Mitch Murder's music."
  12. WWE Elimination Chamber Results Pre-Show Kick-Off Stardust did the Queen's Crossbow on Zack Ryder. Elimination Chamber Tag Team Match - WWE Tag Team Championship 1. The Ascension (Konnor & Viktor) def. Los Matadores (Diego & Fernando, with El Torito) via Fall of Man 2. The Ascension def. The Lucha Dragons (Kalisto & Sin Cara) via Fall of Man 3. The Prime Time Players (Darren Young & Titus O'Neil) def. The Ascension via gut check 4. The Prime Time Players def. Tyson Kidd & Cesaro (with Natalya) via roll-up 5. The New Day (Kofi Kingston & Big E, with Xavier Woods) © def. The Prime Time Players via Trouble in Paradise WINNER: The New Day © WWE Divas Championship - Triple-Threat Nikki Bella © def. Paige and Naomi via Rack Attack on Naomi to retain the title. Champion vs. Champion (Non-Title) Kevin Owens (NXT Champion) powerbombed John Cena (U.S. Champion) in his WWE PPV debut Bo-lieve in Neville! Neville landed the Red Arrow on Bo Dallas. Elimination Chamber Tag Team Match - WWE Intercontinental Championship 1. R-Truth did a Little Jimmy on King Barrett 2. Ryback Shellshocked R-Truth 3. Sheamus Brogue Kicked Mark Henry 4. Sheamus Brogue Kicked Dolph Ziggler 5. Ryback powerbombed and Shellshocked Sheamus WINNER: Ryback (New Intercontinental Champion) WWE Heavyweight Championship Dean Ambrose def. Seth Rollins © (with Kane and J&J Security) by disqualification.
  13. In the 1970s and 1980s, the Lamborghini Countach was the most desirable supercar among elementary and high school boys. It clearly outsold Ferrari, Porsche, and Corvette in poster sales. (Not for me, though; I had a Testarossa on my wall back then.) Even today, it remains iconic among car enthusiasts and movie buffs. Most recently, the Countach was featured in the crowdfunded film Kung Fury and the David Hasselhoff music video "True Survivor". The Countach's design cues continue to be used in Lamborghini's current lineup, most notably the scissor doors. Yet you have to ask: For being such an iconic car, is the Countach really all that?
  14. As revealed by Marvel, Asa Butterfield is still not officially Peter Parker, as he has five other actors to compete with: Tom Holland (Billy Elliot the Musical, Lucas in The Impossible) Judah Lewis Matthew Lintz Charlie Plummer Charlie Rowe (Billy in The Golden Compass, Peter Pan in Neverland) Spider-Man: Marve's Final 6 Contenders Revealed
  15. No he didn't. In the beginning of the film, he had an off-road car pulled by camels before they were jacked from him by an airplane pilot and his son.
  16. Aside from the theme song, how can anyone enjoy Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome? It's completely against George Miller's vision of a post-apocalyptic future. Mel Gibson obviously looked bored throughout the film. Those damn kids ruined anyone's interest in the film. And considering that the Mad Max series is known for its high body count, hardly anyone other than Blaster got killed in Thunderdome. That bald dude with a doll's head on his back was merely a live-action Wile E. Coyote, surviving every crash with just soot on his face. Oh yeah, considering how Warner Bros. gave Thunderdome a PG-13 rating to cater to a wider audience, it made less money worldwide than the first two films. Thunderdome to the Mad Max series is like 2 Fast 2 Furious is to The Fast and the Furious series: It's non-canon fodder that shouldn't have been produced in the first place.
  17. It's official: The Amazing Spider-Man 3 is dead. In other news, there are numerous reports that Asa Butterfield as the new Peter Parker is a done deal, but there are now rumors of Marvel Studios hinting a live-action Miles Morales, played by Tyler James Williams (Everybody Hates Chris, Noah in The Walking Dead). Marvel Studios Confirms Cancellation of Amazing Spider-Man 3 as Pre-Production Work Begins for Spider-Man Reboot Miles Morales Could Still Be Our New Movie Spider-Man Tyler James Williams Confirms He's Read For Marvel, Talks Spider-Man Rumors Tyler James Williams Would 'Absolutely Love to Play Spider-Man'
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