Tag Archives: Pixar

The Rule Behind the Rule

Posted on June 26, 2022 by Thomas Mets

One of the best concepts I’ve heard for understanding people is the rule behind the rule. It was summed up pretty well on a Reddit thread. A great example of this was a story I heard from Brad Bird when he … Continue reading →

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What 21st Century Films Will Be Remembered Decades From Now?

Posted on March 18, 2017 by Thomas Mets

One thing I’m interested in is how perceptions about works of art change, and how reputations can slowly rise. Let’s look at this with movies. Some films are immediately acknowledged as being among the best of the art form. Schindler’s … Continue reading →

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Politics Round-Up July 11 2013

Posted on July 11, 2013 by Thomas Mets

A Red 2 ad incorporates President Obama’s recent national security speech. The mayor of San Diego admits that he sexually harassed women, and swears to change. Charles Krauthammer defends the obstructionist GOP. A congressional staffer suspects that Republicans would benefit … Continue reading →

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End of June Round-Up

Posted on June 30, 2013 by Thomas Mets

Baldwin A reporter accused Alec Baldwin’s wife of tweeting at James Gandolfini’s funeral. Baldwin’s response is arguably homophobic. Andrew Sullivan is upset about it. I’m conflicted. Even the Mail says the reporter was wrong, so Baldwin has a right to … Continue reading →

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Other Superhero Families

Posted on November 22, 2012 by Thomas Mets

Comparison of Spider-Man, and his retconned marriage to Mary Jane, to The Incredibles, Image Comics and Dragonball/ DragonballZ. Continue reading →

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