Monday, October 29, 2012
Tracy Morgan
Here are some clips of the very funny Tracy Morgan. Most say the character he portrays on 30 Rock is basically who he is in real life. His interview are absolutely legendary as he usually makes people speechless.
Tracy Morgan on El Paso local TV
Tracy Morgan on WGN in Chicago
Sunday, October 28, 2012
Top 80's Cartoons
With Hollywood content to turn awesome 80's cartoons into really bad movies, we midas well take a look at the classic cartoons of the 80's. Where the action was drawn, where they took a little time to craft a script and they actually allowed a little violence. Here is a top 10 list of the top 1980's cartoons.
1. GI Joe
2. Transformers
3. Thundercats
4. He-Man and the Masters of the Universe
5. Silverhawks
6. The Centurians
7. M.A.S.K.
8. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
9. C.O.P.S.
10. Duck Tales
Honorable Mention - Gummi Bears, Smurfs, Heathcliff, Rescue Rangers, Voltron, Mario Brothers, Smurfs
1. GI Joe
2. Transformers
3. Thundercats
4. He-Man and the Masters of the Universe
5. Silverhawks
6. The Centurians
7. M.A.S.K.
8. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
9. C.O.P.S.
10. Duck Tales
Honorable Mention - Gummi Bears, Smurfs, Heathcliff, Rescue Rangers, Voltron, Mario Brothers, Smurfs
Bad Knife Thrower
Here is a guy who thinks he can throw knives on UK's Got Talent. Needless to say, he didn't make it to the next round.
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Top 10 Post Apocolyptic Movies
Plague, nuclear war, global warming, sterility, yes, all these things can end the human race. Here is my top 10 list of end of the world post apocolyptic films.
1. Road Warrior/Mad Max 2 - Quite simply the best car chase scenes ever captured on film. Max, a former MFP police officer, wanders the wasteland before running into a nasty gang of bikers led by the Lord Hummongus. While scavenging for fuel, Max finds a small honest commune protecting an oil refinery. After a change of heart, Max helps the group find a big truck big enough to get them out of the wasteland. Epic chase scenes commence, and Max is left right where he started.
2. The Road- An epic tale of survival in an ash and dust covered post apocalyptic world. Viggo Mortenson plays "the father" and Kodi Smit-McPhee plays "the boy" in their journey to a warmer southern coast. The pair scavenge for food while trying to avoid gangs of cannibals with only two bullets left for their pistol. With tense and gripping realism, this movie delivers on all levels. 3. The Omega Man- After a worldwide plague has wiped out most of the human race, scientist Robert Neville emerges as one of the only survivors. Neville, played by Charleton Heston, lives amongst a group of nasty mutants, "The Family." The mutants are very sensitive to light and believe that technology was the cause of the war. Neville joins a small group of survivors and shares his antidote to the plague caused by biological weapons. Neville eventually meets his demise while clashing with the mutants, aiding the surviving humans. 4. Dawn of the Dead- A George Romero classic in which survivors find themselves attempt to survive the zombie filled world by locking down a mall. The group decides to stay in the mall, and they barricade themselves in a small room while periodically going downstairs to get essential that they need, while defending themselves against the zombies and a biker gang. 5. Children of Men- In 2027, the world has not had a child for 18 years and poor refugees are migrating towards the United Kingdom. In a climate of violence, a London peace activist turns to a bureaucrat, Theo, played by Clive Owen, joins forces with his revolutionary ex-wife Julian, played by Julianne Moore, in order to save mankind by protecting a woman who has mysteriously became pregnant. 6. Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome- The third Mad Max movie takes us to Bartertown, a post-apocolyptic city run by Antie, played superbly by Tina Turner. Bartertown has a problem in Masterblaster, who oversees the city's power source, methane gas produced by pigs. Max is hired to bring down the rival head of the city in a perfectly lawful challenge, a no holds barred fight to the death in Thunderdome. All heck breaks loose, Max gets exiled, finds a young group of survivors, and comes back with a vengence. 7. Planet of the Apes- An astromaut crew, led by Colonel George Taylor, played by Charlton Heston, crash lands on a foreign desert planet only to find the inhabitants to be highly developed talking apes. Humans are enslaved, lacking the ability to speak. The story unravels as ape scientists begin to learn from Taylor. The movie concludes with one of the greatest surprise endings in film history. 8. A Boy and His Dog- Vic, played by Don Johnson, and his pooch "Blood" scour the post apocolyptic wasteland for food and women. The special relationship is accentuated with Vic's ability to communicate telepathically with his dog. Soon, Vic is seduced by Quilla, played by Susanne Benton, and led to a secret underground city who want a cleaned up Vic to impregnate some of their women. Bizarre scenes follow and the young lady soon meets her demise. 9. Waterworld- The Mariner, played by Kevin Costner, stars as a mutant human who has gills to help him navigate the water based Earth in his suped up sailboat. With the polar ice caps completely melted, Earth is reduced to a giant ball of water. The Mariner runs into a floating city to trade, but instead nearly ends up being turned into fresh soil. After a run-in with the "Smokers" led by Dennis Hopper, Costner makes it free with the girl whose tattoo leads to the last remaining dry land. Numerous battles with the Smokers commence in an interestingly imperfect film. 10. 2019: After the Fall of New York- America, now a desolate wasteland from nuclear warfare that left mankind infertile, has two warring factions. The villains, the Eurac corporation, experiment on test subjects hoping to find the answer to birthing a new nation on their own corrupt terms. This movie delivers loads of exhilarating action scenes, wild sets and a wide range of of fascinating characters despite a low budget.
1. Road Warrior/Mad Max 2 - Quite simply the best car chase scenes ever captured on film. Max, a former MFP police officer, wanders the wasteland before running into a nasty gang of bikers led by the Lord Hummongus. While scavenging for fuel, Max finds a small honest commune protecting an oil refinery. After a change of heart, Max helps the group find a big truck big enough to get them out of the wasteland. Epic chase scenes commence, and Max is left right where he started.
2. The Road- An epic tale of survival in an ash and dust covered post apocalyptic world. Viggo Mortenson plays "the father" and Kodi Smit-McPhee plays "the boy" in their journey to a warmer southern coast. The pair scavenge for food while trying to avoid gangs of cannibals with only two bullets left for their pistol. With tense and gripping realism, this movie delivers on all levels. 3. The Omega Man- After a worldwide plague has wiped out most of the human race, scientist Robert Neville emerges as one of the only survivors. Neville, played by Charleton Heston, lives amongst a group of nasty mutants, "The Family." The mutants are very sensitive to light and believe that technology was the cause of the war. Neville joins a small group of survivors and shares his antidote to the plague caused by biological weapons. Neville eventually meets his demise while clashing with the mutants, aiding the surviving humans. 4. Dawn of the Dead- A George Romero classic in which survivors find themselves attempt to survive the zombie filled world by locking down a mall. The group decides to stay in the mall, and they barricade themselves in a small room while periodically going downstairs to get essential that they need, while defending themselves against the zombies and a biker gang. 5. Children of Men- In 2027, the world has not had a child for 18 years and poor refugees are migrating towards the United Kingdom. In a climate of violence, a London peace activist turns to a bureaucrat, Theo, played by Clive Owen, joins forces with his revolutionary ex-wife Julian, played by Julianne Moore, in order to save mankind by protecting a woman who has mysteriously became pregnant. 6. Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome- The third Mad Max movie takes us to Bartertown, a post-apocolyptic city run by Antie, played superbly by Tina Turner. Bartertown has a problem in Masterblaster, who oversees the city's power source, methane gas produced by pigs. Max is hired to bring down the rival head of the city in a perfectly lawful challenge, a no holds barred fight to the death in Thunderdome. All heck breaks loose, Max gets exiled, finds a young group of survivors, and comes back with a vengence. 7. Planet of the Apes- An astromaut crew, led by Colonel George Taylor, played by Charlton Heston, crash lands on a foreign desert planet only to find the inhabitants to be highly developed talking apes. Humans are enslaved, lacking the ability to speak. The story unravels as ape scientists begin to learn from Taylor. The movie concludes with one of the greatest surprise endings in film history. 8. A Boy and His Dog- Vic, played by Don Johnson, and his pooch "Blood" scour the post apocolyptic wasteland for food and women. The special relationship is accentuated with Vic's ability to communicate telepathically with his dog. Soon, Vic is seduced by Quilla, played by Susanne Benton, and led to a secret underground city who want a cleaned up Vic to impregnate some of their women. Bizarre scenes follow and the young lady soon meets her demise. 9. Waterworld- The Mariner, played by Kevin Costner, stars as a mutant human who has gills to help him navigate the water based Earth in his suped up sailboat. With the polar ice caps completely melted, Earth is reduced to a giant ball of water. The Mariner runs into a floating city to trade, but instead nearly ends up being turned into fresh soil. After a run-in with the "Smokers" led by Dennis Hopper, Costner makes it free with the girl whose tattoo leads to the last remaining dry land. Numerous battles with the Smokers commence in an interestingly imperfect film. 10. 2019: After the Fall of New York- America, now a desolate wasteland from nuclear warfare that left mankind infertile, has two warring factions. The villains, the Eurac corporation, experiment on test subjects hoping to find the answer to birthing a new nation on their own corrupt terms. This movie delivers loads of exhilarating action scenes, wild sets and a wide range of of fascinating characters despite a low budget.
Friday, October 26, 2012
Pikes Peak Climb Crashes
Here are some awesome crashes from the Pike's Peak International Hill Climb in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Pikes Peak has an official elevation of 14,110.
Jeremy Foley
Paul Dallenbach
Bobby Regester
Jeremy Foley
Paul Dallenbach
Bobby Regester
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Monday, July 2, 2012
Hunger Games - Casting for Catching Fire and Mockingjay
The web is abuzz with speculation regarding who will be cast in the next two Suzanne Collins' Hunger Games books, Catching Fire and Mockingjay. Obviously they aren't going to go A-list actor with every pick, but it is fun to speculate. Here are some guesses as to some possibilities with who might be cast.
Finnick Odair- The 24 year old, tall blond sea faring victor from District 4, Finnick was a key player in Catching Fire and Mockingjay. Wielding a trident and a master with knots, Finnick ends up becoming a good friend to Katniss.
Too Old: Alexander Skarsgård
Who I pictured when reading: Alexander Gustaffsson, UFC fighter
My Guess: Garrett Hedlund
Beetee- the older, brilliant, technology genius from District 3, the bespectacled Beetee was critical in the rebel cause. Beetee won the Hunger Games by killing some pursuing tributes with an electric net.
Too Old: Christopher Walken
Who I pictured when reading: Steve Buschemi
My guess: Jeff Goldblum
Johanna Mason- the quick to strip down victor from District 8 has a sharp tongue, brown eyes and dark hair in her early 20's.
Who I pictured as reading: Mila Kunis
Rumored: Shontae Saldana and Jena Malone
My guess: Rachel Bilson
President Alma Coin- the ruthless leader of District 13 who wants take control of Panem once it falls is an older woman with gray hair.
Pricey Pick: Meryl Streep
Too Old: Judi Dench
My guess: Glen Close
Boggs- Katniss' personal protector in the Mockingjay, Boggs is a hardened military man who accompanies her into battle. Described as President Coin's right hand man.
Too Old: Stephen Lang, aka the Colonel from Avatar.
Who I pictured when reading: Wade Boggs. For some reason I couldn't stop picturing the mustachioed baseball hitting machine.
My guess: Ving Rhames
Plutarch- The new game master in Catching Fire has some secrets, that is for sure. He eventually becomes a key figure in the rebellion.
Too Busy: John Slattery- Mad Men's Roger Sterling
Who I pictured when reading: Bill Paxton
Confirmed: Phillip Seymour Hoffman- The portly well versed actor has gotten the part.
Wiress- The shell shocked winner from District 3 pairs with Beetee, discovering how the design of 75 games worked.
Confirmed: Amanda Plummer- you would probably know her as crazy "Honey Bunny" from Pulp Fiction.
Finnick Odair- The 24 year old, tall blond sea faring victor from District 4, Finnick was a key player in Catching Fire and Mockingjay. Wielding a trident and a master with knots, Finnick ends up becoming a good friend to Katniss.
Too Old: Alexander Skarsgård
Who I pictured when reading: Alexander Gustaffsson, UFC fighter
My Guess: Garrett Hedlund
Beetee- the older, brilliant, technology genius from District 3, the bespectacled Beetee was critical in the rebel cause. Beetee won the Hunger Games by killing some pursuing tributes with an electric net.
Too Old: Christopher Walken
Who I pictured when reading: Steve Buschemi
My guess: Jeff Goldblum
Johanna Mason- the quick to strip down victor from District 8 has a sharp tongue, brown eyes and dark hair in her early 20's.
Who I pictured as reading: Mila Kunis
Rumored: Shontae Saldana and Jena Malone
My guess: Rachel Bilson
President Alma Coin- the ruthless leader of District 13 who wants take control of Panem once it falls is an older woman with gray hair.
Pricey Pick: Meryl Streep
Too Old: Judi Dench
My guess: Glen Close
Boggs- Katniss' personal protector in the Mockingjay, Boggs is a hardened military man who accompanies her into battle. Described as President Coin's right hand man.
Too Old: Stephen Lang, aka the Colonel from Avatar.
Who I pictured when reading: Wade Boggs. For some reason I couldn't stop picturing the mustachioed baseball hitting machine.
My guess: Ving Rhames
Plutarch- The new game master in Catching Fire has some secrets, that is for sure. He eventually becomes a key figure in the rebellion.
Too Busy: John Slattery- Mad Men's Roger Sterling
Who I pictured when reading: Bill Paxton
Confirmed: Phillip Seymour Hoffman- The portly well versed actor has gotten the part.
Wiress- The shell shocked winner from District 3 pairs with Beetee, discovering how the design of 75 games worked.
Confirmed: Amanda Plummer- you would probably know her as crazy "Honey Bunny" from Pulp Fiction.
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
KO'd on America's Got Talent
Here is some guy knocking himself out cold while trying to jump chairs on America's Got Talent.
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