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You have to watch the teaser trailer on Quicktime. The Youtube version doesn't do it justice. So who do we see in the trailer? Yup it's definitely the black symbiote costume (dunno if it's the alien version). The trailer has the Sandman and I think I saw a glimpse of Goblin Glider. There's supposedly a fourth villain in there somewhere. Woohoo! And to think it's still a year till ...

Children are fearless. They haven't acquired the prejudices and inclinations adults inevitably pick up during their dealings with the World. Petite and I were in the pool the other day. There was a kid of probably 9 or 10 in the pool. There were two other couples sunbathing on the deck and we thought he was with one of them. He wasn't really much of a bother, bantering ...

* Comic book geekery: comicbookdb.com. It's like IMDB but for comics! * This is what fear-mongering, xenophobia and paranoia can do to a society. * Now if I can only replicate this on walls of homes with 3 year-old kids, I'd make a fortune. * Fake Band on MySpace gets booked for a gig. * Weeks old but fun nonetheless: Animator vs Animation. * The Second Coming of Pearl Jam. Their new album ...

Chuck Norris Fighting Game (mock video game trailer) Interesting. What if there were video games based on Pinoys & Pinoy Celebrities? 1. FPJ: Counter-Strike: first-person shooter with no need to reload weapons 2. Dolphy Kong 3. Erap's Texas Hold 'Em Poker (oh crap am I going to get spammed?): all the tournaments are held after midnight 4. Halo Garci (pwede rin Where in the World Was Garci?): first-person shooter where you try ...

* Oh did you know? Peter Parker is Spider-Man. Marvel unmasks Spidey. (via) * Hey if you've stayed up late and wondered what Steven Seagal is up to these days -- wonder no more! He's singing. So stop thinking about him already. * One of things that we were discussing - a digital music service which carried Filipino music and artists. Last week I saw this: Fliptunes.net. But seriously ...

* Para ma-iba sa dalawang ito Sabi nga nila: "If you want to get to know a place, ask a local."

If you get to see only one movie this year, this should be it. Even if you don't like watching movies, watch this. It is worth your time. Forget that this movie has Al Gore, the Presidential Could've-Been. It's the message that's important. And it's not even a boring documentary at that. The images and the ideas alone hurls this movie along. When the movie comes out on DVD, ...