Blood in the Fire

April 13, 2016

Now imagine it as directed by J.J. Abrams.

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Lydia

8 years ago

I first read the title as “BLOOD in the FRIDGE”.

john e. . .

8 years ago

Reply to Lydia

Are you ‘hangry?’

It’s a word, I hear.

Some kind of portmanteau. Of course, people who use ‘hangry’ wouldn’t know a portmanteau from a port-a-potty.

8 years ago

I’m not imagining much difference between this and the J.J. Abrams version, other than it being live-action and having a lot more lens flares!

Bruce

8 years ago

Reply to RK

You beat me to needing more lens flares! 😉

James F. Brown

8 years ago

Reply to RK

Lens flares are totally cool. And oh so artistic-like.

Ericb

8 years ago

Reply to James F. Brown

Guess What? I got a fever! And the only prescription … is more lens flares!

Naaman Brown

8 years ago

Reply to James F. Brown

I like the retro panache of accidental lens flare. It’s the post-production CGI added lens flare that strikes me as too poseur.

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