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We caught up with Bruce Campbell, the living legend, at Wondercon, and he told us the secret of making an awesome movie, in any ge stanley cup nre. He also explained why he thinks horror comedy is making a comeback. Campbell tells us: I think horror movies are better if people give a shit, and make a decent movie. I feel like there   lazy film-makers in general out there. I [would like] a little more industrious film-making, please. I just think they need to work a little harder, pay attention, and don ;t treat audiences like they ;re stupid. We asked Campbell what he feels he, as an actor, can contribute to making movies smarter, and he responded with characteristic modesty that he   just stanley cup  there to entertain the masses, and he doesn ;t write the scripts or point the cameras. It   just one interpretation in a much larger wheel. Meanwhile, Campbell tells us it   awesome to see someone else starring in an Evil Dead movie. I encourage everyone being in Evil Dead movies except me. It   more fun to watch someone else get tormented. And he  stanley usa   thankful that there are no Bruce Campbell-isms in the movie, and nobody tries to imitate him in their performances. We didn ;t want that. He was involved in casting the movie, and then came back for post-production after he was done shooting Burn Notice. Campbell told us he believes that horror movies go in waves, and maybe horror-comedy is having  Wayh What Phone Did You Have Before the iPhone Arrived
What happens when you get the author of The Hitchhiker   Guide to the Galaxy and the creator of the Muppets in the same room  In the 1980s, Jim Henson met author Do stanley cups uk uglas Adams and together they tried to develop a television special starring the Muppets about the wonders of computers.     Henson and Adams met almost 29 years ago this week and shared a love for computers and the advances they offered in entertainment. Adams reportedly consulted on a Labyrinth video game, and he and Henson planned to create their own television special: Adams had been working with the Henson team that year on the Muppet Institute of Technology project. Collaborating with Digital Productions  the computer animation people , Chris Cerf, Jon Stone, Joe Bailey, Mark Salzman and Douglas Adams, Jim   goal was to raise awareness about the potential for personal computer use and dispel fears about their complexity. In a one-hour television special, the familiar Muppets would  according to the pitch material ,  8220 park the public   interest in computing, in an entertaining fashion, highlighting a stanley quencher ll sorts of hardware and software being used in special effects, digital animation, and robotics. Viewers would get a tour of the fictional institute 鈥?a series of computer-generated rooms manipulated by the dean, Dr. B stanley fr unsen Honeydew, and stumble on various characters taking advantage of computers ; capabilities. Fozzie, for example, would be hard at work in the Department

Rowm CRISIS AVERTED: Japan Standardizes Its Emoji
We caught up with Bruce Campbell, the living legend, at Wondercon, and he told us the secret of making an awesome movie, in any ge stanley cup nre. He also explained why he thinks horror comedy is making a comeback. Campbell tells us: I think horror movies are better if people give a shit, and make a decent movie. I feel like there   lazy film-makers in general out there. I [would like] a little more industrious film-making, please. I just think they need to work a little harder, pay attention, and don ;t treat audiences like they ;re stupid. We asked Campbell what he feels he, as an actor, can contribute to making movies smarter, and he responded with characteristic modesty that he   just stanley cup  there to entertain the masses, and he doesn ;t write the scripts or point the cameras. It   just one interpretation in a much larger wheel. Meanwhile, Campbell tells us it   awesome to see someone else starring in an Evil Dead movie. I encourage everyone being in Evil Dead movies except me. It   more fun to watch someone else get tormented. And he  stanley usa   thankful that there are no Bruce Campbell-isms in the movie, and nobody tries to imitate him in their performances. We didn ;t want that. He was involved in casting the movie, and then came back for post-production after he was done shooting Burn Notice. Campbell told us he believes that horror movies go in waves, and maybe horror-comedy is having  Wayh What Phone Did You Have Before the iPhone Arrived
What happens when you get the author of The Hitchhiker   Guide to the Galaxy and the creator of the Muppets in the same room  In the 1980s, Jim Henson met author Do stanley cups uk uglas Adams and together they tried to develop a television special starring the Muppets about the wonders of computers.     Henson and Adams met almost 29 years ago this week and shared a love for computers and the advances they offered in entertainment. Adams reportedly consulted on a Labyrinth video game, and he and Henson planned to create their own television special: Adams had been working with the Henson team that year on the Muppet Institute of Technology project. Collaborating with Digital Productions  the computer animation people , Chris Cerf, Jon Stone, Joe Bailey, Mark Salzman and Douglas Adams, Jim   goal was to raise awareness about the potential for personal computer use and dispel fears about their complexity. In a one-hour television special, the familiar Muppets would  according to the pitch material ,  8220 park the public   interest in computing, in an entertaining fashion, highlighting a stanley quencher ll sorts of hardware and software being used in special effects, digital animation, and robotics. Viewers would get a tour of the fictional institute 鈥?a series of computer-generated rooms manipulated by the dean, Dr. B stanley fr unsen Honeydew, and stumble on various characters taking advantage of computers ; capabilities. Fozzie, for example, would be hard at work in the Department