Once upon a time I ran a letter column here called ‘Shout at the Devil.’ As has happened with so many columns around here, it fell to the wayside (btw, Star Trekkin’ IS NOT dead! Anybody has a lead on Blu-Ray Trek season 1, lemme know). Now I’m trying to revive it, using the Formspring Q&A structure that should help make it easier for me to keep up.
So the sky’s the limit. Ask me anything using the box below or by sending me emails at devin at chud.com with SHOUT AT THE DEVIL in the headline. Right now I’m accepting anonymous questions through Formspring, but enough stupidity and I’ll change that.
Ask away. I’ll set a weekly date where I’ll try to run a handful of the best questions. Be creative and let’s have some fun!
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Devin, what's your history with creating film? Have you always wanted to be a critic? Do you ever sit down and write scripts? Will you?
I'm not being sarcastic, saying, "NOT LIEK U CULD DO BETTER!" I know that they are two completely separate fields, each with their own place, etc. I'm just genuinely curious.
Also… You should. Fucking Harry Knowles almost wrote John Carter of Mars. And you can out-write that buffoon.
Can you post all of the questions you receive, regardless if you answer them?
That is a good question. Does criticism satisfy you? Or do you have other aspirations?
Why don't you ask him via the form or email like he asked? Dummies.
Isn't the blu-ray edition of Star Trek the "Remastered" episodes with the George Lucas-esque cgi re-imagined effects?
If so, PLEASE Devin, for the love of Shatner, stick to the original '60's budget effects if your going to ever continue 'Trekkin.
And c'mon already, the nine year old and I are already up to production episode #41. You made be a corpulent hippie anti-christian bigot, but I still get a lot reading out of reading your insights.
@#2: Christ. Enough with the "campaigns" around here. Avatar (or your pet cunt-hurt) was a piece of shit. Eat it already. Try and ask an intelligent question and maybe, finally you'll get a reaction out of the guy and your life will be worth living (apparently).
Do you feel that the art of criticism and the art of creation are diametrically opposed to each other? Do you think that these two disciplines can ever be complementary to one another?
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