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The Avatar Sex Scene, Animated

Posted by wezzo On January - 21 - 2010

The Avatar sex scene which was in the script but ultimately left out of the movie because well… no one wants to see that shit. 2 Girls, 1 Cup… Avatar Sex Scene? 2 GIRLS 1 CUP! Everytime. Luckily for you and me, this animated short is not that scripted scene. It comes straight from the twisted mind of an animator Harry Partridge. Harry explains the why exactly he created this bizzare yet hilarious short.

I wanted to make this due to the fact it bugged me in the movie that Jake managed to nail Neytiri with little to no knowledge of Na’vi mating practices. I mean, I’m assuming it’s pretty similar, but considering they have magic hair veins that connect with nature, there’s obviously some pretty big anatomical differences…

You ready for it? Don’t worry it’s SFW… kinda.

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As told to me by the ghosts of Hollywood past, present and future.

Past – The creators of James Bond had the right idea.

James Bond has been saving the world for nearly 50 years and yet somehow he still rises to the occasion with six pack abs.  That’s probably because his creators made sure the character was bigger than the actor.  A notion that someone might want to run by George Lucas before he pens the 5th Indiana Jones movie starring a 67-year-old Harrison Ford.

And that’s doubly weird considering that George Lucas debuted Shia LaBeouf as Indy’s son, cutting a clear path for a spin-off or next generation movie (which I make a clear case for here).  Why torture us — or Harrison Ford’s hip for that matter — with a half-ass’d, tortoise-paced action adventure that puts us all to bed for the director and star’s 4 o’clock curfew?  Just pretend Indy’s immortal.  It worked for 007.

Present – Burn Notice is back!

I’m not going to lie, this section is purely self-serving.  I just wanted to rave about how excited I am for Burn Notice to be back on television.  If you’re not excited, skip to number three.  First of all let me say that I love how it comes out in 10 episode chunks and then disappears for a couple of month, rather than over-saturating the USA network with 24 straight episode interrupted by holiday specials and re-runs.  This format makes it so much easier to get caught up and most importantly…creates a little longing.

Any person in a relationship knows that you can lose interest in a hurry if your significant other is always “available” when you want them and when you don’t.  Absence makes the show grow cooler.  And second of all, I am dying to find out how the writers maneuver out of the Lost-sized corner they painted themselves into by having Michael Weston free from his burners and knocking on the door of the CIA in only 3 seasons.  What’s could possibly be next for the super spy?

Future – Dreamworks better tread carefully with the MLK biopic.

If there was ever a job tailor-made to employ black entertainers, writers and directors, it’s the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Biopic, but so far there isn’t a person of color on the project.  I have to assume that the cast will be primarily black — or at least one can only hope — but instead of Tyler Perry writing, we get Ronald Harwood.  Instead of Oprah producing, we get Steven Spielberg.  Isn’t that a little counter productive?  Didn’t Dr. King stand for equality?  Shouldn’t black people be allowed to make movies about our own heroes.

And to top it all off Dr. King’s kids even oppose the project.  Yet the studio wants to move forward?  Clearly Dreamworks learned nothing from the whole Watchmen tug-of-war.  Look, Spike Lee’s Malcolm X was an incredible movie.  Incredible.  I would love to see a Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. biopic that I can show to my kids one day, but something about this project just seems a little off-color.

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Top 5 Ways to Ruin the Next Spider-Man Movie

Posted by Beaze On January - 15 - 2010

I always say, go big or go home.  So if the studios are thinking about ruining the Spider-Man franchise by casting the weaselly, whiny, emo vampire dude from the Twilight Series Robert Pattinson (yes I know it’s just a rumor), they might as well completely and utterly sabotage Spider-Man so that no one will even think of rebooting, remaking, remixing or redecorating this franchise again.  So let’s kick it up a Joel-Schumacher-notch with 5 other way they could ruin Marvel’s Spider-Man franchise.

5) He could shoot the webbing out of his ass

You want it to be scientifically accurate right?  What are you going to say to the children that watch Nat-Geo who ask why Spider-Man shoots his web from his wrists?  I mean, in the comic book the webbing is made in a lab and loaded into cartridge shooters.  Problem solved.  But in the movie he had natural web coming out of his hands.  Weird.  Which leads us to…

4) He could have a butt-out costumes

You know that old school thermal underwear with the flap in the back?  Spider-Man’s suit could be made like that for easy web slinging action.  Hey, if Batman can have nipples and a codpiece, Spider-Man can show-off his butt.  It’s only fair.

3) They could highlight a Peter and Harry bromance

Bromances are all the rage.  Forget Mary Jane and Gwen Stacy.  Let’s explore the relationship of Peter Parker and Harry Osborn.  It’s high school after all.  Nobody bats an eye when you stand up a few cheerleaders, but bail on your best friend and the drama hits the fan.  Bro’s before ho’s man!

2) Make Peter Parker a paparazzi

Let’s face it, no one under the age of 40 is going around shooting photos for a newspaper anymore.  This is the digital age!  The gossip blog era!  Somewhere someone attached to this project is thinking about having Parker step into the 21st century.  Wouldn’t Spider-Man be the ultimate tabloid fodder?  Or did Hancock fall on that grenade already?

1) Make it all dark and gritty

Let’s…get…serious.  Not the same effect as the Joker’s line huh?  Well, maybe Parker’s parents abused him and that’s why he lives with his aunt and uncle (seriously, has no one wondered what the hell happened to his parents or why his aunt and uncle look a lot more like his grandparents?).  Maybe he’s a tortured goth kid that fights crime so he doesn’t go all trench-coat on his school with an AK-47 because he got one too many swirlies.  Strip away all the light-hearted comedy and smart-alecky quips that made Spider-Man so lovable and make him grittier and new age, that will surely ruin the franchise!  What’s that? Oh…

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As told to me by the ghosts of Hollywood past, present and future.

Past: Hulk Hogan is the cause of movies like the Tooth Fairy.

When wrestling icon Hulk Hogan signed on to star in Mr. Nanny in 1993 he cursed action stars for eternity.  Now any meathead who can bench press the director is obligated to sell his testicles if he wants to “cross over” and attract a young female audience to combine with his massive male audience.  This must be what Vin Diesel (the Pacifier) and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson (The Tooth Fairy) believe.  Right?

But my question is, does the same work in reverse?  Could you ever have a movie starring a domesticated female who suddenly finds herself the go-to-hero on a bloody battlefield surviving by using techniques she learned in the kitchen?  Could Renee Zellweger or Carrie Brad…Sarah Jessica Parker go from shopaholics to rage-a-holics?  Let’s all pray they try.

Present: Disney will never cast a black princess again.

Before the Princess and the Frog struggled to break the century mark, the last Disney animated adventure to gross less than 100 million was Meet the Robinson’s in March of 2007.  In that span, Bolt, Ratatouille, Wall-E, Up and A Christmas Carol all top 9 figures.  So a dog, rat, robot and a couple of geezers are all more bankable than a black princess, who by the way turns into a slimy, ugly frog.

Maybe it’s because of all the “hey come see Disney’s first black princess” advertising.  People don’t like to be sold.  I think if they’d advertised, “hey come watch this princess adventure with your daughters” the audience would have figure out she was black on their own.  But anyway, America has spoken.  Black President, yes we can.  Black princess, no not yet.

Future: NBC will never be a ratings juggernaut with it’s current executives.

After NBC punted Conan O’Brien on 2nd down there is no way they are getting the ratings-ball back.  And I’m not just talking about at 11:30 either.  This clearly shows that no one at that network with any pull has vision or balls, two essentials in building a winning team.  After 5 years of planning, yanking O’Brien after a couple of months is spineless.  Anybody remember the old saying, “no guts, no glory”?

This explains why they are constantly one step behind in breakthrough programming and cheating off the other networks papers (see: America’s Got Talent and the Listener as prime examples).  And let’s pretend for a second that they “had” to cancel Conan because of low ratings.  Are you telling me they didn’t see any holes or warning signs during that 5 year span?  If not, someone should probably reevaluate their career choice.

Beaze and all his crazy antics, featured articles and random thoughts are now on twitter @Beazewriter

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