Hoverboard lightsaber portal gun fight! Hoverboard lightsaber portal gun fight! It’s fun to say but maybe not so fun to do, as evidenced by this College Humor video. (NSFW language.)
June 19, 2013
Burning Girls
In America, they don't let you burn.
June 18, 2013
The Stranger
The Syrena don't trust many humans.
June 12, 2013
Porn & Revolution in the Peaceable Kingdom
This is the story of a pet human and the slime mold who loves her.
June 11, 2013
A Visit to the House on Terminal Hill
They have their own way of doing things, and don't take kindly to outsiders.
Hoverboard lightsaber portal gun fight! Hoverboard lightsaber portal gun fight! It’s fun to say but maybe not so fun to do, as evidenced by this College Humor video. (NSFW language.)
Today marks the 25th anniversary of the theatrical release of Back To The Future, a movie (and eventual film trilogy) that had a large hand in introducing the concepts of time travel, alternate realities, and hover-everything to today’s 20 and early-30-somethings.
The anniversary itself affords a rare opportunity to revisit the film and its sequels. Do they still hold up through the lens of adulthood? Can their complexity hold a candle to other time travel stories? Are they still entertaining?
Perhaps most importantly...will these films have the same impact on younger generations in the same manner that they did for mine?