PixlBit

The comparison I like to make is to Watchmen. Superman had a similar pacing and mood to it I thought.

I'm not a huge Superman fan. My friends basically dragged me to it (although I did want to see Superman on fire like in the trailer), but I thought it was very good. Action, acting, casting, etc... all seemed just right. Everyone has their own version of Superman they like though, so I can see some superfans thinking this wasn't their thing, but film making wise, I would say it's excellent. 55 on metacritic baffles me. I would've thought the critics at least would have liked it.

Weird, isn't it, but the adults never did make much sense.

He apparently carries an Xbox One controller around with him at all times.

A very long one. Started out seeing Man of Steel. It was really good. Then had some Froyo. Played some Ghost Recon Shadow Wars on 3DS. Went to work and listened to Major Nelson interview Bungie's community director for Destiny and RadioRadar talk about Micheal Jackson games to hilarious and cringe worthy effect. Got home. Opened up Pixlbit. And now I'm eating Cashews and Milk and about to watch Peter Cushing play Doctor Who. Yea... I should go to bed soon.

I'm a total movie nerd and actually look through the credits for interesting trivia. Monsters University had lots of side bar graphics that were funny. One was an request for a roomate with these three requirements: No Shedding, No Sloughing, and No Slime. That pretty much covers most monster types. It's smart and funny. Just what I expect from Pixar.

It means Trey and Matt are going to make a special edition for Australia only about Lemmiwinks and Mr. Slave [see Season 6, Episode 14]

They must've banned all the Destroy All Humans games which were developed by Australian developer Pandemic. You can make alien Crypto go crazy with the Anal Probe gun. Actually you had to use it to get brain stems to pop out of people so you could collect them. So you use it most of the time. Sick right?

No problems here after installing it yesterday.

Yep. it's on iTunes as Double Fine Action Cast. It's not very regular but lately there's been several about Massive Chalice.

I've been on a 60s tv kick lately, so I'm finally going to check out a few episodes.