I was turned onto this when I read this entry over on the always entertaining DannyChoo.com.

The Japanese live action "Spiderman" TV series is being streamed by Marvel.com with english subs. I just finished watching the first episode:



All that can be said about it is "awesome".

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I just happened across a nifty online calculator that will do the calculation for you and spit out an answer.

What I've been watching as of late...


Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters for DVD

A feature-length Aqua Teen Hunger Force episode is what you get for your viewing pleasure. I wasn't sure if they'd be able to pull of an entire feature-length story but they did a commendable job. You get some history to the characters, you get to hear Phil Collins's "In the Air", and you get at least a few good laughs. I thought it dragged a bit at the end, though. But, overall, definitely worth seeing if you're a fan of the show. Otherwise... You may be better off seeing the DVDs of the actual TV series instead if you're curious about "Aqua Teen Hunger Force". Or just watching it off Adult Swim.


Casino Royale

Shelly got "Casino Royale" from Netflix and I was curious enough to sit down and actually watch it. (Rare these days.) I was curious to see for myself if all the talk of this being one of the best Bond movies ever was true.

It started off well enough. The opening credits and animation were really fun to watch. I really liked how they incorporated playing card suits into it. And it just went from there. Onward and upward. I kept thinking the movie was about to end and it kept going and going. I have to agree that this was a very well-done Bond film. Very entertaining and action packed. Eva Green is sexy!


Futurama: Bender's Big Score

Futurama returns! This is the first of four upcoming straight-to-DVD feature-length episodes. Definitely one for the fans. Favorite bonus on the DVD is a 20-minute length episode of the most popular show in the future, Everybody Loves Hypno-Toad.