I'll admit I skipped most of the stuff in the middle - the "movie" bit (sorry guys) - but I did listen to the initial 35mins and the last 5mins. Courtesy of the last 5mins - you did nudge me to watch something I've had on my *_"'to do"_* list for a few weeks now: *_"No one will save you"_* - so I'll be sure to add some suitably *_"encouraging"_* comments following your next -debacle- upload - particularly given Jason's challenges with file types (OMG) 😇 .
I too have started shooting airbrush primer. It's great to get those little spots that always get missed with the rattle can. Anything with lots of detail and deep undercuts always ends up with some bare resin showing through as you can't see it when the primer is wet. The reflections off the wet primer always hide those missed spots. So having something to shoot with the airbrush is great. Also works well when you have to go in and grind or drill and need to touch up the primer again. Love Todd's work. I have a bunch of his busts. Nice size. Nice details. Nice price. Funnily enough, most of my South Park watching the past few years has been at WF. I usually find a marathon and just leave the TV on that and watch when I pop in and out of the room during the day. I would put the first 3 Tremors movies over Back To The Future any day. Glassblowing is cool. We used to have glassblowers at faire, but none since the pandemic. I used to watch wrestling back when I was a teen. Back then my favorites were Road Warriors and Hillbilly Jim. Then when my kids got into watching wrestling, my favorite was Stone Cold Steve Austin. I'm gonna have to watch that movie for sure.
I would go with a B+ for this one. I agree that the first two-thirds of the movie was mostly standard possession movie stuff, but the slow slow unwrapping of the overall story still held my attention and the acting was good across the board. For me, it's some of Russell Crowe's best work. The final third of the movie was excellent. I really enjoyed the story, and how they wrapped it up. However, my biggest disappointment hit me after the movie was over. That was the realization that the story about the caged exorcist, and the possessed priest that gave rise to the Inquisition (you know the back story to this movie) would have been the better movie. Call me crazy, but that's the movie I want to see next!
Good discussion
Great show!
I'll admit I skipped most of the stuff in the middle - the "movie" bit (sorry guys) - but I did listen to the initial 35mins and the last 5mins.
Courtesy of the last 5mins - you did nudge me to watch something I've had on my *_"'to do"_* list for a few weeks now: *_"No one will save you"_* - so I'll be sure to add some suitably *_"encouraging"_* comments following your next -debacle- upload - particularly given Jason's challenges with file types (OMG) 😇
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I think he was not happy with his performance. It conveniently ended up accidently deleted.
Jason would like Tusk. It has a depressing ending.
Plus the wlarus is super cool
I too have started shooting airbrush primer. It's great to get those little spots that always get missed with the rattle can. Anything with lots of detail and deep undercuts always ends up with some bare resin showing through as you can't see it when the primer is wet. The reflections off the wet primer always hide those missed spots. So having something to shoot with the airbrush is great. Also works well when you have to go in and grind or drill and need to touch up the primer again.
Love Todd's work. I have a bunch of his busts. Nice size. Nice details. Nice price.
Funnily enough, most of my South Park watching the past few years has been at WF.
I usually find a marathon and just leave the TV on that and watch when I pop in and out of the room during the day.
I would put the first 3 Tremors movies over Back To The Future any day.
Glassblowing is cool. We used to have glassblowers at faire, but none since the pandemic.
I used to watch wrestling back when I was a teen. Back then my favorites were Road Warriors and Hillbilly Jim. Then when my kids got into watching wrestling, my favorite was Stone Cold Steve Austin.
I'm gonna have to watch that movie for sure.
Anything Roddy Piper is good. He is excellent on It’Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
I would go with a B+ for this one. I agree that the first two-thirds of the movie was mostly standard possession movie stuff, but the slow slow unwrapping of the overall story still held my attention and the acting was good across the board. For me, it's some of Russell Crowe's best work. The final third of the movie was excellent. I really enjoyed the story, and how they wrapped it up. However, my biggest disappointment hit me after the movie was over. That was the realization that the story about the caged exorcist, and the possessed priest that gave rise to the Inquisition (you know the back story to this movie) would have been the better movie. Call me crazy, but that's the movie I want to see next!
I agree! A period piece set during the inquisition is a great idea!
I believe Mel Brooks did it in A History of the World Part I.
Tell Brian to stop eating lead paint chips.
Will do.
My mom told me they were good for me. They taste like berries. Or they do now.