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Friday ffffound

Probably not the most plannerly argument on earth, but, hey, it's Friday...

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In The Loop

We are huge fans of "The Thick of It" up here at Huffer Towers, and now we're delighted to see that Armando Ianucci has directed a feature film in which the ever-scabrous Malcolm Tucker heads to Washington to lock horns with US military brass, ably played by Tony Soprano James Gandolfini.

Also worth taking a gander at Tucker's Twitter feed. And of course we're loving the Obama-esque posters (another favourite meme round these parts).

Meme Huffer's Movie Wrap-up

Now that Oscar season is finished, there are a few actually quite interesting films on their way to a cinema near you.

First up, here's the trailer for Quentin Tarantino's upcoming WWII-behind-enemy-lines flick "Inglourious Basterds":

But before then we've got "Watchmen" to get excited about. Here's some of the trailers and various bits of lead-up stuff, presented in a nifty New Frontiersmen telly (play with the buttons for more content):

And I'm rather excited by "Coraline" as well, from the mind of Neil Gaiman (creator of Sandman and writer of American Gods -go read it, its amazing. Neil is also rather good at Tweeting):

Great Quotes for Planners #57 - Jarmusch (& Godard) on originality

Loving this, found over at ffffound but originally from Mark Malazarte

Happy Halloween! (ffffriday ffffound)

 

The Onion channels David Lynch

Death Star Dogs

I guess there wouldn't have been any fighting about who was going to be Mr Black.

(found over at Trendhunter)

"I am your father" (Friday ffffound)

Dug up at the continuously wonderful ffffound.com

"We write ads or people die"

Thanks to Tim for finding this one.

I, Simpson

As part of the promotion for the upcoming Simpson's movie, the website allows you to create your own Springfield avatar.

Genius (although I'm not completely happy with mine -couldn't get the hair right, so went for my famous-on-facebook hat, and there was no option for a full beard...oh well. Beeker's is much better -I just can't compete).

While we're on the subject, I just thought I'd share my favourite ever Homer J. quote:

"If the Bible has taught us nothing else, and it hasn't, its that girls should stick to girls sports, such as hot oil wrestling, foxy boxing and such and such..."