This American Sex Tape

Via The AV Club

The Story of River Song

One thing that I don't like about episodic science fiction is when they introduce a character in an episode that we're supposed to love and then kill them. There's never a strong enough emotional impact. They only existed for an hour of TV time and then are gone. Why should I care about them?

Steven Moffat's turned that old story on its ear by killing River Song in her first appearance and then bringing her back throughout the Doctor's travels through time.

We've seen it through his perspective, now see it through hers:

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Amanda Palmer covers The Cure's "In Between Days" from Kickstarter on Vimeo.

Also:

Amanda Palmer covers Rebecca Black's "Friday" from Kickstarter on Vimeo.

Jim Emerson's In the Cut

Jim Emerson, of the excellent blog movie Scanners, has been producing video essays about cutting together action sequences. He starts with the chase scene from The Dark Knight, a film he has largely negative opinions of, to help explain to himself and his readers why he doesn't like Nolan's direction.

Here are the three parts he's release so far:

In the Cut, Part I: Shots in the Dark (Knight) from Jim Emerson on Vimeo.

In the Cut, Part II: A Dash of Salt from Jim Emerson on Vimeo.

In the Cut Part III: I Left My Heart in My Throat in San Francisco from Jim Emerson on Vimeo.

I've mentioned his blog here before and I'd like to recommend it again. It's probably my favorite blog about movies, that I know of at least.

A Mario Bros. Movie Worth Watching

Anne Hathaway Raps

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"Who's On First?" Sort Of

There Be the Dungeon

Enter the Dragon from Roshan Murthy on Vimeo.

An affectionate short documentary about some people who play Dungeons and Dragons.

Gender Bender

Oh, Adventure Time, how much do I enjoy thee? And then you do this and make me enjoy thou more.

Thank you!

LARP Movie!