Lindsay!

Dear the hundreds of dying people in Iran,

Sorry you got completely shafted for an obsolete popstar’s death.

Sincerely,
Lindsay Robertson

I don’t comment too much on Videogum, but I’ve been here since the very beginning, and I mean DAY ONE. I’ve checked this blog every day, and read probably 80% of the posts. I, as well as the 170 posters above me love this blog dearly. It truly is a gem amidst the Perez Hiltons, Ashton Kutchers, Femskins, and other Worsts of the Internets.

Lindsay, you and Gabe are both absolutely amazing individuals and really do comprise the whole of Videogum as two halves. I’m honestly a little afraid for the future, I’m not sure how I’m going to feel about only Gabe posts It’s like Ernie and Bert without Bert, or Bonnie and Clyde without Bonnie. You will be missed, and I hope to see your comments to Gabe’s posts in the future! And I along with (hopefully) most of the Videogum readership will see you at Lindsayism and wherever else you go. Good luck, Lindsay, and know that we all love you dearly (sounds creepier than I mean it to be, Whoops)

You guys we should all support casting Tommy Wiseau. He needs to get on funding for a new movie STAT.

Does this mean that An American Patriot will stop trolling the comments? Now that he’s FINALLY gotten a response from Gabe?

I just want Da Cake Eatur back. Where are ya, bud? We miss you.

Yes.

Good comment. Very critical.

Low blow, NOM, low blow. Exploiting children to get your “message” across?

budumdum.

Eraserhead doesn’t fit into the category, because its meant to look like a 1930′s/40′s film. Tetro just looks like it was shot in color and the editor just clicked the greyscale effect in Final Cut.

And I didn’t like The Man Who Wasn’t There or Clerks.

I just feel like its unnecessary. In the cases of movies such as Eraserhead and Schindler’s List, the black and white adds something to the aesthetic of the film. But for others, I feel it detracts from the film’s quality.

Actually, and I’m not sure why/how I know this, but neither Justin Long nor Jesse McCartney sing any of the songs, they just do the voices. They have different terrible people for the singing parts.

Modern films that are filmed in Black and White are the worst on principle. It just adds a certain level of cheesiness that instantly diminishes the quality of the movie regardless of the movie’s actual substance. UGH to the UGH power.