This might just be one of the coolest, borderline most Foolish experiences I’ve seen in a long while. For roughly $12,000, you too can eat a gourmet meal hanging anywhere you want.
Simply put, this is the most amazing ‘toy’ ever created. Disneyland’s animatronics are not as extensive as this one! I can’t wait for my Kermit the Frog!
Here’s the whole promo:
Elmo Live will be available on October 14th for $59.95. Amazing! This is going to revolutionize the toy business!
Bottom line–free is free. Okay, I know some of us guard our precious minutes each day like we’re Warren Buffett and we huff and puff while watching ads that run before our favorite web videos, TV shows or online whatever. I’m certainly one of those people and, yes, it gives me great power to rant and sigh as I sit through the commercials. But in the end, I’ll drive and park seven blocks away to avoid paying a $3 valet tab, AND I’ll sit through commercials if I don’t gotta pay one penny. So after five months of private beta testing Hulu has officially launched and I’ll say it here first, it’s going to kick some major bootie.
As a great admirer of artist Drew Struzen, I’m happy to present to you the final Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull poster. (Yes, this time they did get the logo right!)
God bless The Happy Tree Friends! As reported today by those who know, Moscow has banned this sweet, innocent cartoon from Russia’s delicate soul, sparing millions of citizens pain and suffering. Reason cited: “It’s too violent” said Rossvyazokhrankulutra (government watchdog).
…Warner Bros. Chose BluRay over HD-DVD… HD-DVD camp chose to show shock at this instead of ‘business as usual’…
…Best Buy and Netflix Chose BluRay Support over HD-DVD…
and finally…
…Wal-Mart chooses BluRay over HD-DVD.
That’s it folks. Toshiba has chosen to cease production of both HD-DVD players and media. The game goes to BluRay.
Either stock up on your HD-DVD discs now while you can, or trade in your old HD-DVDs for BluRays today.
Set and Match…. or… Checkmate!
P.S. Universal has already announced upcoming BluRay support for all titles.
Pixar and Disney have just announced that both Toy Story I & II are being re-rendered in actual 3D for re-release in October 2009, as a prelude to March 2010’s release of Toy Story III–also in 3D. But Why would they go through all of the effort re-rendering both I & II when so much is being converted to 3D from an original 2D format. Why? The answer after the break….
(Listen to the podcast to learn about the ‘REASON BOX’.)
This week the Fools boil up some juice on the WGA strike, dish about the marketing and hub-bub on Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, and tell the world why in hell StarTrek.com got laid off! You gotta hear this one.