tee, shrimpoluminescence....and donkeymonkeys

The King of Kong, with Billy Mitchell and Steve Wiebe. It was a lot more moving, than I expected, for one. And interesting - like, going into it, how interesting can a movie about Donkey Kong get? But, it's really...real, just real people, real emotion, real passions. And real douchebags, well set up to look all pleasant in the beginning, but then the true hero comes around, slightly autistic seeming and all. Of course, even he has his own (family-neglecting) kind of flaws, but, damn but if he isn't upstanding in every other way. I think it's worth seeing in taking some time to really view some real people dealing with stuff that's really important to them. Like a serious, and yet still kind of funny, version of a mockumentary.

Blue Harvest Uh, well, it's a Family Guy re-telling of A New Hope. Eeeeyup. That should about do it, explanation-wise. Pretty much standard for the cartoon - some really hilarious moments, but a lot of mediocre, too.

If Evolution's Shore actually comes about, I'm moving to Africa
-tangent to that, in Arthur Clarke being a source of inspiration for that novel

One might argue that pistol shrimp are like living flash-bangs (also, the term "shrimpoluminescence" is fun)

What's this Boskop Man business all about?