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Saturday, May 28, 2011

Sarcasmatron Audio Time Go Episode #1 - The Macho Man Appreciation Station

Well, it took a little while but here it is: my first podcast.  I probably could have had this up a few days ago but I procrastinated a bit.  All I really had to do was edit in some music and upload it, a process that should only take about a few hours, but I stretched it out over the course of a few days.  Yeah, I'm lazy.  As you'll figure out pretty quickly, I've never really done this on my own before so PLEASE leave some sort of feedback as to how I can make this better.  I realize it's kinda all over the place and I do stumble on my words quite a bit so I need to know what I can do to not suck.  Anyway, the topics for my first episode:

Thursday, December 17, 2009

Ryan's Top 5 Movies Of 2009 (And One Crappy Movie)

So it's that time of year again where we in the media look back and reflected exactly what we wasted our time and money on. First off, I'll start with my list of the best movies of 2009, which you'll find is pretty sparse. Why is that? Mostly because I don't exactly get out to the theaters that often, as I feel that going to the theater should be somewhat of an event. I try to steer away from the crap that gets released nowadays (though as you'll read on from the list, that's not quite all that accurate anymore). Therefore, this list will focus only on movies I've actually seen in theaters, which is the only real way to watch movies, no matter how big your LCD TV is or what kind of stereo system you have. So, even a ton of blockbuster movies will be left off this list. No Star Trek. No GI Joe. No Up! No Ponyo. No Transformers 2...though it probably wouldn't have made the list anyway. No The Hangover. No Drag Me To Hell (which is really the only movie that I'm angry about having missed the theatrical run). No Ong-Bak 2 (damn you limited release!)

So here's my Top 5 Movies of 2009. Why five? Because that's one less than the total number of movies I've seen in theaters this year! What's that one, then? Well, I'm glad you asked.