Comments for DHARBIN! http://www.dharbin.com :: COMICS BY DUSTIN HARBIN Fri, 27 Jan 2012 20:52:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 Comment on REVIEW PROJECT :: The Increasingly Poor Decisions Of Todd Margaret by Azz http://www.dharbin.com/blog/review-project-the-increasingly-poor-decisions-of-todd-margaret/comment-page-1/#comment-22723 Azz Fri, 27 Jan 2012 20:52:29 +0000 http://www.dharbin.com/?p=3899#comment-22723 This show should be for me - I love the UK Office and Peep Show - but this show just doesn't work. You hit the nail right on the head - Todd is just unlikeable. He lies from the start so theres no reason to side with him. Shame This show should be for me – I love the UK Office and Peep Show – but this show just doesn’t work. You hit the nail right on the head – Todd is just unlikeable. He lies from the start so theres no reason to side with him. Shame

]]> Comment on REVIEW PROJECT :: The Increasingly Poor Decisions Of Todd Margaret by Joe http://www.dharbin.com/blog/review-project-the-increasingly-poor-decisions-of-todd-margaret/comment-page-1/#comment-22722 Joe Fri, 27 Jan 2012 17:23:59 +0000 http://www.dharbin.com/?p=3899#comment-22722 I watched the first episode back when it first came out, but I was never able to finish it. I turned it off maybe halfway through because everything that was happening was so awkward. I watched the first episode back when it first came out, but I was never able to finish it. I turned it off maybe halfway through because everything that was happening was so awkward.

]]> Comment on REVIEW PROJECT :: The Increasingly Poor Decisions Of Todd Margaret by David http://www.dharbin.com/blog/review-project-the-increasingly-poor-decisions-of-todd-margaret/comment-page-1/#comment-22720 David Fri, 27 Jan 2012 15:49:51 +0000 http://www.dharbin.com/?p=3899#comment-22720 Watched the first episode/agreed completely Watched the first episode/agreed completely

]]> Comment on THE REVIEW PROJECT :: Bachelor Season 16, Episode 2 by LeroyAllen http://www.dharbin.com/blog/the-review-project-bachelor-season-16-episode-2/comment-page-1/#comment-21132 LeroyAllen Fri, 13 Jan 2012 14:10:17 +0000 http://www.dharbin.com/?p=3894#comment-21132 What is this? Text?? I can't read this! Go back and you write this in a journal and scan it in proper! What is this? Text?? I can’t read this!

Go back and you write this in a journal and scan it in proper!

]]> Comment on THE REVIEW PROJECT :: The Bachelor, Season 16, Episode 1 by Brandon http://www.dharbin.com/blog/the-review-project-the-bachelor-season-16-episode-1/comment-page-1/#comment-19756 Brandon Fri, 06 Jan 2012 19:42:37 +0000 http://www.dharbin.com/?p=3886#comment-19756 Stage One is watching one episode to mock it. Stage Two is watching another to see how they can top themselves. Stage Three is realizing you've just watched an entire season "ironically". Stage One is watching one episode to mock it.

Stage Two is watching another to see how they can top themselves.

Stage Three is realizing you’ve just watched an entire season “ironically”.

]]> Comment on THE REVIEW PROJECT :: Sherlock Holmes, Game of Shadows by DHARBIN! http://www.dharbin.com/blog/the-review-project-sherlock-holmes-game-of-shadows/comment-page-1/#comment-19700 DHARBIN! Fri, 06 Jan 2012 13:41:48 +0000 http://www.dharbin.com/?p=3868#comment-19700 Well that may be. I've read all those stories, although it's been a few years, but I don't remember him as such a physical character. And I don't mind people changing source material--a movie is a different from prose, and you have to do some things differently. But so much of those movies is about setting up Sherlock as a Batman-type physical badass, that they occasional instances of him actually deducing something come across as forced. Like, "oh and on top of all that he's wizard at mysteries too!" It's a division of focus that, while visually distracting, doesn't do much for the character. After a week or so, the character who sticks out in my head is Jude Law's, whose flashiest skill was shooting straight with a pistol. Well that may be. I’ve read all those stories, although it’s been a few years, but I don’t remember him as such a physical character. And I don’t mind people changing source material–a movie is a different from prose, and you have to do some things differently. But so much of those movies is about setting up Sherlock as a Batman-type physical badass, that they occasional instances of him actually deducing something come across as forced. Like, “oh and on top of all that he’s wizard at mysteries too!” It’s a division of focus that, while visually distracting, doesn’t do much for the character. After a week or so, the character who sticks out in my head is Jude Law’s, whose flashiest skill was shooting straight with a pistol.

]]> Comment on THE REVIEW PROJECT :: Sherlock Holmes, Game of Shadows by Wesley http://www.dharbin.com/blog/the-review-project-sherlock-holmes-game-of-shadows/comment-page-1/#comment-19632 Wesley Fri, 06 Jan 2012 05:53:18 +0000 http://www.dharbin.com/?p=3868#comment-19632 The thing is, Sherlock Holmes is kind of a ninja. He was a master boxer, fencer, and cane fighter, as well as knowing bartitsu (or baritsu as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle mistyped it), which was basically the world's first mixed martial art. Otherwise I agree. I also found the plot to be very easy to unravel. The thing is, Sherlock Holmes is kind of a ninja. He was a master boxer, fencer, and cane fighter, as well as knowing bartitsu (or baritsu as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle mistyped it), which was basically the world’s first mixed martial art. Otherwise I agree. I also found the plot to be very easy to unravel.

]]> Comment on THE REVIEW PROJECT :: Sherlock Holmes, Game of Shadows by Brandon http://www.dharbin.com/blog/the-review-project-sherlock-holmes-game-of-shadows/comment-page-1/#comment-18946 Brandon Tue, 03 Jan 2012 00:12:22 +0000 http://www.dharbin.com/?p=3868#comment-18946 Excellent review, Mr. Harbin. I enjoyed the first movie and have not seen the second, so you are providing practical information. Excellent review, Mr. Harbin. I enjoyed the first movie and have not seen the second, so you are providing practical information.

]]> Comment on THE REVIEW PROJECT :: Sherlock Holmes, Game of Shadows by Dylan Chorneau http://www.dharbin.com/blog/the-review-project-sherlock-holmes-game-of-shadows/comment-page-1/#comment-18851 Dylan Chorneau Mon, 02 Jan 2012 14:26:50 +0000 http://www.dharbin.com/?p=3868#comment-18851 ssssllllooooowww mmmmooootttiiiooonnnn... ssssllllooooowww mmmmooootttiiiooonnnn…

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