𝔽𝕠𝕝𝕝𝕠𝕨𝕚𝕟𝕘 𝔽𝕚𝕝𝕞𝕤

A movie about the worst video game in the history of all video games and how Atari buried millions of copies of it in a landfill. Why do I want to see this? It really was a terrible game.

This is a silly poster for a silly movie. Yes, its scheduled for release on September 11th. This image in no way evokes or references 9/11. Sweet Jesus we have more important things to worry about than a Michael Bay produced movie about young amphibians who are proficient at martial arts and love pizza. If this is the source of your outrage, you truly live the life of Riley. Here it is in all its offensive glory.

2012 Directed By Chris Quick Starring Duncan Airlie James and Amy E Watson I  That image above is what got me. Most of the requests I receive to watch peoples short films are a bit unnerving. I always want to encourage young artists but at the same time I wouldn't be doing them any favors by sugar coating my reactions. A 13 minute Scottish film with an ostrich as its protagonist? At the very least I was already pulling for this one. Danny (Ostrich, voiced by Duncan James) is having a rough day, he loses his job and his girlfriend Katie (Amy E Watson) in quick succession. That's all I really want to say about the plot because I'd rather not give anything away. Its only 13 minutes long and yes it is worth your time. That is if you want to watch a sock puppet deal with depression. I'm always up for something new and this is most certainly something I have not seen before. The Greyness of Autumn is at its best when everyone is playing it straight

2014  Directed By Chapman Way & Maclain Way Starring Todd Field, Kurt Russell, Rob Nelson For thirteen seasons Bing Russell played Deputy Clem on Bonanza. He also had roles on Gunsmoke, Mod Squad, The Streets of San Francisco and most noteworthy The Magnificent Seven. Outside of acting he had a deep love of Baseball. Bing was a student of the sport. He was so deeply knowledgeable on the subject of Baseball that he made instructional videos on how to coach it. The videos were apparently so well made that several MLB teams used them. In 1972 Bonanza was cancelled and Bing was unemployed. He had begun to lose interest in acting and was in something of a slump. Around the same time Portlands minor league baseball team had been sold and moved out of state. After 70 years the city of Portland was without a baseball team and after 20 years of non-stop acting Bing Russell was without a job. The Battered Bastards of Baseball tells the story of how an actor started the onl

Taken from Legendary Pictures press release