Feb 112015
 

bizmadickerson20140424_0I’ve never done a beer review here on the blog, so that might tell you just how good this beer is.

Icy Bay IPA from Alaskan Brewing Co. is a true find. It has an intense, pronounced hop flavor that really hits just the right limit on flavor. It is a bit intense without being too much so and lacks that annoying ‘high taste’ that comes from many small brewery offerings. Icy Bay is a great India Pale Ale.

Live Life Alaskan.”

This being my first beer review (more of a recommendation than a review), I will likely come back and expand it as I do more of these. And I am going to need some ratings system too…

Moby Rating…Four and a Half Moby’s!

Four and a half Moby's!   Continue reading »

Feb 102015
 

Forgive me for I have sinned…I went and paid money to see Seventh Son. And you know it was not all that bad for a sequel to True Grit.

It was a bit hard to get into though.

You know how sometimes you lose the remote and find yourself watching a low budget fantasy and think to yourself ‘if only they had a larger budget to work with and someone in it who’s name I recognized’ that it would not be so bad.

Then at some later date you see Seventh Son and realize why you don’t work in Hollywood.

The casting was off right from the start.

Enjoying movies requires that you suspend your disbelief and such, and that can be quite a chore when Julianne Moore looks a little too much like Julianne Moore. At least she got dressed up as a Valkyrie in The Big Lebowski, but here she is made to work with nothing but some dark makeup and turning into a dragon from time to time. I guess you just have to keep reminding yourself she’s some big bad-ass fantasy witch. I kept at it and eventually she seemed to be OK for the part. No, not really.

Of course Jeff Bridges reprises his role as Rooster Cogburn (True Grit), but the character himself just didn’t seem right. Again, not Jeff’s fault, he nails the cantankerous old coot. I was just hoping they would write in a new character. Continue reading »

Feb 032015
 

Silverwolf Comics

This article was deleted by Wikipedia on February 2, 2015. This is a backup of that page, via deletionpedia.org.

Moby plans to host an updated version soon.

Silverwolf Comics was a California-based American comic book publisher founded by Kris Silver in the mid-’80s with titles and characters created entirely by him. Among the titles it published during its run were Dark Assassin,Guillotine, Legion X-1, Port, and Victim.

The company is probably best known for giving the first popular exposure to the work of the artist Tim Vigil in his work on another Silverwolf title, Grips. Grips is one of a handful of titles that survived beyond the first few issues. Another notable distinction of Grips was that its main character’s alter-ego was a comic book illustrator whose own creation, dubbed Fat Ninja, was also put out as a separate title by Silverwolf which in actuality was written by Kris Silver. Fat Ninja was probably Silverwolf’s second most popular title after Grips. Tim Vigil also drew the first two issues of Nightmaster (only the first issue was published by Silverwolf. The second issue was published as a serial within the Greater Mercury Comics anthology GMC Action). Continue reading »

Jan 302015
 

mortyForgive me for I have sinned…I went and paid money to see Mortdecai. And you know it was not all that bad.

It’s a shame that the movie has come out of the gate with only a $6M opening because it has so much going for it. The cast list is impressive, but it is Paul Bettany who steals the show as the manservant Jock. A real shame.

The movie reminded me a bit of another underrated classic, The Man Who Knew Too Little starring Bill Murray. I think both movies might work best if you just sort of ‘go with it’ and not nit-pick the many flaws. And a few pre-movie beers could not hurt either. The whole film seems like they were trying to have fun and that’s something they’ve all but forgotten about in Hollywoodland. Every movie nowadays has to have a meaning and a message or some.  Continue reading »

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