Showing posts with label Molly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Molly. Show all posts

Monday, April 22, 2013

If you're a good girl tonight

I saw Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters last night with Molly and Wook Jin!  It was AMAZING-AWFUL.  It was this perfect mix of absurd and self-aware and just....just going for it.  Just owning the awful.  Anyway, here are some reaction comics!  SPOILERS!  (And man...there were SO many more jokes than this.  Funny stuff from Wook Jin and Molly that I didn't include.  I just could not fit them all in.)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 And then they did.
 
 Just, in general, such gratuitous violence in this movie.  Sometimes it was funny, usually it was gross.
The movie was actually really, really fun.  At a $3 theater with two friends who can appreciate a good bad movie, it was a perfectly wonderful time.

Friday, May 20, 2011

I love to kick it up a notch

GUYS. WATCH STARSHIP RIGHT NOW.

**New: Mega-Girl!


I've decided that Mega-Girl is my favorite character in Starship. She's cool and hilarious and part of the best song.


Junior, you evil, awesome SOB. <3 You have the best 60 seconds of the entire play.


(Spoilers, as this is from the end of the play:)

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

I am a dash and you are a dot

Some Stumptown silliness:


I left Molly alone for a while and instructed her to pretend to be me and draw in my sketchbook. When she asked what she should draw, I said a portrait of me. :P The Russian woman's pants were to illustrate a story Molly was telling about a woman at work whose butt does incomprehensible things shape-wise. And then of course we have my appreciation for these things.


A man complimented me on my cute style. I retorted that I was a gritty realist, sir, and set about drawing gritty-real-Batman to prove it. Later, someone said "Sailor Jesus" and I had to draw it. I used the empty space in the top right, but Molly pointed out that this made it look like Sailor Jesus was Batman's 'good angel'. We came up with Tinkerbell-Voldemort for the evil side. And then put Batman on a therapist's couch because he is clearly troubled.