@mrcorkster that’s awesome. I wonder if they can capture the magic (read satire, bombast, and campiness) of the original.

There are some great game-inspires clips out there: @jwhdavison: Wow. Arham City inspired live action fight scene http://t.co/xyN3Wdt6

Becoming seriously nauseated thanks to the heavy smell of cigarettes wafting off the guy sitting next to me on the train #gag

@mrcorkster Definitely worth the two hours if you enjoyed the original at all. Here’s what I said after watching it: http://t.co/qWabSf9H

@mrcorkster I’ve seen a few this year (Tron 2, Iron Man 2), but the number does pale when you consider how many obscure shows I’ve seen.

Watched “Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance”-a string of unfortunate events result in a vicious cycle; a determined pace highlights some WTF moments

“Oh my god my van was stolen!” [insert 10 minutes of frantic antics] “Oh wait, that’s 3I-68 not 3L-68.” #IAmAMoron #WhyFontSelectionMatters

@mrcorkster I was flippant on that summary. The movie was about hope, in a Lifetime originals kind of way. But the story felt unfocused.

@mrcorkster I mostly rely on Netflix suggestions. The more odd shows I watch the more Netflix offers. Need to include more mainstream fare.

Watched “20 Years After”-post-apocalyptic tale about … something. There’s a journey, a ventriloquist’s dummy, a “Children of Men” premise.