Showing posts with label Condition Human. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Condition Human. Show all posts

Monday, April 20, 2009

Baruch atah ay dios mio!

What's new Upper East Siders?

If you know what this post title means, then you also know that Gossip Girl is back! Is it better than ever? No, not really, but is it passable and still fun to watch... you bet your ass...SPOILER ALERT... Tonight's ep featured a once again desperate Blair making a deal with the devil, aka Nate's Grandfather. One good thing to come out of Blair's distraught state is a much needed Chuck/Nate meeting, no matter how short. If talking to N about B is what will bring B and C back together again, then bring it on. And while part of me is completely psyched to see Jenny finally becoming her own person and screwing up on a less frequent/gigantic scale... another part of me secretly longs for Jenny the f*** up. I can't say why. I won't even go into Serena's ridiculous storyline, suffice it to say her new beau looks demented, as did her last one who wasn't Dan. Girl's got to get some taste. 



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Yi-ikes

The trailer for Paper Heart is now online, courtesy of Apple Trailers.

I'm not sure what to say about it except that Michael Cera finally got the role he's been attempting to play all his life... himself. It's not quite a documentary, but it's as close as you can come to one without calling it that. Charlyne Yi, Cera's real life girlfriend goes on a road trip complete with director and camera to discover the truth about love, the one thing she doesn't understand. I'm partly interested, and partly completely turned off. I can't decide if the movie is trying too hard, or just bluntly honest.

To err on the side of caution I'll go with "trying too hard," but I'm ready to be proved wrong.


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Rain, Rain, Go Away. Summer kick Rain's Ass and Stay

On this rainy Monday morning, I spent a good deal of time trying to imagine myself of a warm, sunny island. Just then, I thought, "hmm I should make a list of all the fabulouso summer movies coming to a theater near you." Only problem was a gaggle of other sites beat me too it, and not surprisingly did a far superior job than I would have done. So here are a couple of links to the summer film rundown. More to come I'm sure. 




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Kyoko

condition:human Episode 2 from condition:human on Vimeo.

Condition:Human wobbles in it's second ep, but I'm still intrigued. Like the first episode, I feel sucked in by the graphics and the story, but remain laughably unsure of the acting. It's clear that creator Trenton Lepp is talented (and hopefully has a long bright future ahead), but the guy needs better people onscreen. So actors if you're listening, team up with this guy, and help make him the best director he can be! However, I do have to say that I like Kasey Ryne Mazak as Takumi Kenji and Leah Tassey as Kyoko very much. I exclude them from the "bad actor" category.


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"Hey cloud, has anyone ever told you, you look like a combo between a nipple and a condom?





Fluffy clouds and a stork, perfecto! Looking forward to Pixar's Partly Cloudy short even more than the actual feature now. Seriously do you see these colors, gorgeous!







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Hulu on iPhone, is anyone surprised?



 It hasn't actually become a reality yet, but it's likely to soon, especially given Hulu's recent ads (starring the likes of Alec Baldwin and Seth MacFarlane), which state their purpose of taking over the earth. Isn't the iPhone the best place to start? Here's hoping they can bring us the best iPhone vid quality yet...




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Every Angle of Zooey Deschanel's Face










Check out the poster for 500 Days of Summer. Get lost in Zooey. I know the reviews are mixed on the poster, but I dig it. I'm just a photo collage fan I guess.


















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Hoodwinked





I'm sorry, but this guy is just way to old and out of shape to play Robin Hood. Hate me if you must but I am really not looking forward to this movie... unless you can give me 5 reasons why I should. Go.








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Who else is excited to watch... 





Life After People on the History Channel? 

Doesn't it look amazing? terrifying, but amazing. Very I am Legend, of which I have yet to see the Will Smith Re-make. 

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

Condition:Human Episode One


Awhile back I wrote about Condition:Human, a web series that shows just how far you can push the graphics envelope with a zero budget. Today the first episode premiered online here. Check it out and see what you think! I wasn't crazy about the little intro part as the girl bothered me, but after that I got pretty into it. Some of the acting is... well let's just call it "web series" acting. Overall a little cheesy... but fun. Excited to see the next installment!

UPDATE: I removed the embedded video because it didn't seem to work with the formatting, but the link to the episode is above.

Sunday, March 15, 2009

Living Room Cinema

Once again, Twitch has found something new and mindblowing. Below are the teaser and trailer for the upcoming web series from Trenton Lepp, Condition: Human. After watching the videos, you may be shocked to know that this was all filmed with an ordinary handycam, on an improvised green screen (aka two pieces of felt hung in a living room). The graphics and overall look that Lepp is able to achieve shows just how much talent still shines, even in an economic crisis.  

Condition: Human, the six part web-series, will be available online beginning April 1st, with each part approx. fifteen minutes in length. Below is the plot description from the site.

 



Visually it looks pretty damn impressive, but let's see in April how much the story lives up to the graphics. 

(There are a ridiculous number of talented people on Vimeo... it's unreal)