FLIGHT FORUMS

i have never laughed so hard during the final scene of a movie my entire life. this movie was brilliant, yet i feel like i never want to see it again to sanctify that. possibly knowing the ins and outs; the what-have-yous, of a coen brothers film detracts from the movement therein. i don't know. if ...

i loved the music in this

Ben Montgomery wrote:It kindof reminds of Homeworld with they way the characters are aircraft.

my dad and i played that game religiously for five years probably.

also, this comic reminds me of the book War In The Air by H.G. Wells, for some reason.

this reminds me of that cartoon from when i was younger about the sharks who drove around in a truck or jeep and busted up the bad guys.

i was going to school for art education and i started to hate the art process. so i dropped out. the art got way better.

i spent some time at expressions in emeryville this past week and i was kind of disappointed by what i saw hanging on the walls in their animation departments.

i am very excited for this. is there going to be a way to buy it directly from you guys online?

in my town we have a dog park, and whenever i take my dog there i am given hugs by a great dane named tyson. he is over half my height. i am 6'2". it is insane.

Space War Blues by Richard Lupoff is my favorite science fiction novel i think. i loved Starship Troopers and Armor, as well. i actually bought Space War Blues because of the cover. the front of the book is a man wearing a skin tight jumpsuit in the design of a confederate flag, holding a space pist...

this movie is sort of based on an f. scott fitzgerald short story of the same name. i read somewhere one time that fitzgerald wrote it because he heard mark twain talking about how the best part of life is at the beginning and the worst part at the end.

i find that i have so much time i get nothing done. i work at a little pizza shop less than thirty hours a week, and just live with my dog. so when i sit down at my desk and write, i spend four or five minutes thinking about how i can get it done later. then i read. so i get nothing done, with plent...

also, the grainy film effect when the man uses the lawn mower, outside the model home. i enjoyed that.

I think I'm gonna wait until the hype dies down and it's in the bargain bin at best buy. Pretty sure that's the only way I'll enjoy it. Shyamalan is really hit-or-miss for me. Signs was pretty underwhelming, The Sixth Sense felt like a parody of itself by the time I saw it, and The Village was dull...

how does an artist prefer to be approached with a manuscript, or even and idea or plot?

i have noticed that a lot of publishers with an open and unsolicited submission policy require that the submissions come with the art done. what about writers with no sequential art skills?

n the last one... it's a strange effect with the very stylised trees and the lady and the more realistic approach on the tree in the foreground and the scooter. I'm not gonna say what I think about it because I honestly am not all that sure, it's just...strange. But overall I like them all, especia...