Ghost Adventures: Quarantine that debuted was really good. Zak and the guys are quarantining together in Zak's Haunted Museum in Las Vegas and it's fucking scary. It's a four part special airing on Travel Channel.
Seeing on a tv guide the Mister Bean cartoon made me think (again): I wonder if Stan Lee left instructions so that he could continue making cameos in Marvel movies even after his death? I mean it's not something like death could prevent that nowadays, if you gave permission and/or instructions so that it's done (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)
I have finally heard the word "Karen" used on french tv and defined there. Not sure it match completely the way it's used here (like all definitions I've found before), but it's still progress, probably.
It is idiotic to have the "gravity falls vibe" whenever the first episode of a series that you haven't watched before involves a kid moving away from the comforts of home to a new place. Not goddam everything have to be similar to Gravity Falls!
This post has been edited by loli-hujan86: Jul 6 2020, 07:51
First I found out Steve Cash from the Sylvester the Talking Kitty videos on YT died and then yesterday I found out Sparta, the cat from The Mean Kitty Song died and today I just found out that Bob the Cat from A Street Cat Named Bob recently died, too. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)
EDIT: I had to check on Cole and Marmalade and WTF, they're gone from the internet due to a lawsuit.
I've watched a few episodes of George of the Jungle series on Dreamworks, then on its official YT channel. It's not exactly Season 2 but rather a revival of the original 2007 series. Thus there were some changes made. Some for the better, some not good at all.
Good: - George has jacked up in the revival, which is okay. Because to save other animals or smashing trees, the guy needs muscles. - Ape speaks in an English accent now. Not really John Cleese, but good enough.
Neutral: - Both versions of George refers himself in 3rd person. However in the original series, he speaks in near perfect English, whereas in the revival, his English is totally broken. The broken English make sense though I somehow prefer the original voice acting.
Bad: - Ursula and Magnolia are no longer best friends and their names have been reversed. Magnolia - now Ursula - now speaks in broken English like George, completely discarding the character's Southern accent from the original. She acts more like a primitive caveman - a savage counterpart to George. The reason for this change is baffling, but I theorized the original name won't fit well in the revised character's dialogues. E.g the line "Ursula knows when she's not wanted!" sounded better than "Magnolia knows when she's not wanted!" - Dr. Scott was originally Ursula's (now Magnolia) father. He's been renamed Dr. Chicago and is now a mad scientist who is always up to no good in the jungle. Understandingly, his accent had to be changed in order to fit into the revised character's bumbling nature. He also have mother issues and a creepy anthropomorphic tooth for an assistant.
This post has been edited by loli-hujan86: Jul 13 2020, 08:16
Saw the russian movie Attraction. Wiki is very nice when saying "some reviews criticized the movie's negative portrayal of Russian youth and certain inconsistencies in characterization". The movie basically made me feel like it would be ok, and even great, to nuke the damn country. Would not have been worst if there was a subliminal HATE RUSSIA message inserted in it.
I understand it is an issue with the movie rather than real russia, even more since I watched another russian movie recently, and there were none of those extreme negative feelings in this case. But there definitely is something very wrong with this movie, far beyond what culture gap and personal tastes can explain.
What is the last thing you thought?, Culture Edition
Jun 13 2020, 01:24
