It’s a gold medal-winning episode, as the Dixons celebrate recent family accomplishments, icky hotel bathroom experiences, mourn the passing of Bea Arthur, express an interest in “Harper’s Island,” school people on the proper use of Twitter, and introduce their new segment “Greaties of the ’80s” featuring a review of Back to the Future. Meanwhile, Jim [...]
Why is it going to cost me $1,200 or more to fixed my crashed external drive? YIKES!! #
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Philips is releasing a 21:9 widescreen television - perfect for those who watch only Cinemascope (2.35:1) films. There’s also a jaw-droppingly impressive, Matrix-style ad for the TV that involves the camera moving around the various characters in fulls-scale armed robbery. Watch it below or check out the making of over at the official site.
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It’s a Spidey double-shot! “The Sky is Falling” and “Captured By J. Jonah Jameson.”
This may not be the kind of thing you’re used to seeing on our site, but have a peek anyway, you won’t be disappointed!
We all see it every day…systems and approaches in life that don’t work that could easily be fixed, but no one bothers. Bestselling author and agent for change Seth Godin gives a [...]
Welcome to meltdown city! The Dixons are reeling from catastrophic hard drive failure, the death of their PS3, and Michelle’s exhaustion, but manage to pull it together for a review of Marley & Me (Blu-ray), the rumors of Flick Swap’s death may be greatly exaggerated but a musical exploration takes its [...]
seeing as we recently returned from Disneyland, I thought I’d share my favorite rides and attractions at Disneyland. I’m sure most of my faves won’t be any surprise, but here’s the first…
Space Mountain (excuse this exuberant fan’s misspelling…”Moutnain”!?!?!)
The Dixons decompress from their Disney vacation and an exploding shuttle bus, adjust to springtime in Alberta, review Monsters vs. Aliens in gloriously expensive 3D, Sony returns to the world of Men in Black, Robert Downey Jr. talks story for Iron Man 2, Tom Cruise and John Travolta remake Butch [...]
I wouldn’t have believed it if I hadn’t seen it with my own eyes…Japanese Spider-Man!
From what I could find out, Stan Lee seems cool with the concept, so I guess they’re fun AND law-suit free!
