So I'm not the only on thinking that? Good to know.Steve the Pocket said:Comstock, you say? Hmm...
...Nah, probably a coincidence.
Exactly what I was thinking. Do you think Ken Levine has seen this movie?Steve the Pocket said:Comstock, you say? Hmm...
...Nah, probably a coincidence.
The pigs in Wind Waker were the first thing I thought of when I read this.ace_of_something said:Speaking as someone who spent the first 17 years of my life working on a ranch (and helping every summer thereafter) A sheep is the least intimidating creature on the range. They're docile and dumb.
You want a scary farm animal. Get you a pig. Yeah, they don't look as demonic as a goat or bull. But pigs man, they can be belligerent as hell that and they're one of the few livestock animals that isn't an herbivore. I've known people who've lost fingers or had bones broken due to pigs being mad. That and the fact they can chew and digest bone is kind of scary.
A Sheep.. well if you're allergic to wool they're pretty terrifying.
Some old Disney cartoon, for some bear or lion I think.Not G. Ivingname said:I swear I have heard that monster's roar before. Any one know where it was used?
I think you mean Elmer Fudd. Just saying, haha.SupahGamuh said:Some old Disney cartoon, for some bear or lion I think.Not G. Ivingname said:I swear I have heard that monster's roar before. Any one know where it was used?
And a Bugs Bunny cartoon, where he fakes a bear roar to scare the shit out of Elmer Fudge.
So yeah, a pretty old stock sound effect, and a classic one at that
Uh... whoops, got that wrong. How the heck I didn't see that is beyond me.Baresark said:I think you mean Elmer Fudd. Just saying, haha.
I read it and was like... it sounds off. I had to think about it for a second myself. I mean... when was the last time you even saw Loony Toons?SupahGamuh said:Uh... whoops, got that wrong. How the heck I didn't see that is beyond me.Baresark said:I think you mean Elmer Fudd. Just saying, haha.
I'll leave it as is, just for teh lulz
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comstock_LodeSteve the Pocket said:Comstock, you say? Hmm...
...Nah, probably a coincidence.
Months ago, I can't exactly say how long, but it's definitely been a while. Also, many Looney Toons' names are changed in the spanish dub here in Mexico, so I barely remembered his original name and I got lazy to do a quick Google search... yeah, mistakes WERE bound to happenBaresark said:I mean... when was the last time you even saw Loony Toons?
Says the guy who wrote the longest post in the thread.vagabondwillsmile said:"Brevity is the soul of wit."
Haha! Touché -- I wondered if I'd get called out for that! I won't be talking about it into next month though. But you're right so I'll cut that, because it isn't necessary.ZZoMBiE13 said:Says the guy who wrote the longest post in the thread.vagabondwillsmile said:"Brevity is the soul of wit."
He actually went ahead a few videos ago and said he loves doing this because he can bang them all out in advance and just sit on his ass all this month. I guess it gives him time to focus on his twitter.CrankyStorming said:In the past you would talk about the movie and sometimes show a short clip unmuted. Today, you say one very short sentence, followed by an extended clip from the movie, followed by another short sentence.
Good point, well made. But I believe that there is no schtick here. I have slowly come to the conclusion that Bob is a very bitter and cynical individual who has let negative life experiences intrude on a subject that should be joyous. He never talks about his career in terms of loving it. It's always anathema. He shoulders this burden because he is a professional film critic. Jim and even Yahtzee love what they do and their practiced cynicism seems to come from a place of genuine passion. They hate because they care.vagabondwillsmile said:snip