okay…i promise this is probably the last word i'll have on the x-men movie for a while…

but after seeing it for the 4th(!) time last night, i think i'll point out some of the minute details. some i was seriously impressed with, others…well…

here goes:
the complete (as far as i saw it) run down of cameos in the film were:
the trucker that gave rogue a ride is the guy that did the voice for the beast in the x-men animated series, and stan lee is on the beach.

kids at the academy were:
jubilee, kitty pryde, danielle moonstar, james proudstar (thunderbird), colossus (he's only there for a split second as the camera pans to the boy running across the water), iceman, pyro, sam guthrie (cannonball), and then there's the kid reading on the bad when the jet takes off…i'm voting that that's a young henry mccoy (beast)…but others might disagree.

gripes i had:
the (previously mentioned by matt) screws in wolverine's claws. the nazi soldier wearing what appeared to be a nylon windbreaker in 1944, and wolverine's wounds opening back up when rogue absorbs his powers at the end. why would that happen if his powers already healed the wounds?

anyway, it was a great fucking movie, and i think i've now said my piece on it.

adam updated kempa.com. there's a few funny links in there, so it's worth checking out.

beef time pt. 2: i have a sreious problem with one aspect of kerroo: she apparantly wrote some skunky ass javascript that makes ie 5 choke on it wanting to debug her page. it's been this way for a couple of weeks now, so maybe she just doesn't know about it…

cool shit i found while searching around aimlessly: the complete text of william gibson's novel neuromancer. in a handy text file. this site also has a the script for a neuromancer movie that never got made.

back to the boredom of waiting for 20 seperate oversize prints to finish printing.