Martian Child movie trailers and videos starring John Cusack, Joan Cusack, Bobby Coleman, and Amanda Peet. View the latest movie clips and video trailers from the upcoming New Line Cinema comedy drama   more...movie at www.martianchild.com  less

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ONE SMALL STEP FOR MAN ONE GIANT LEAP FOR MARTIAN KIND

HD Trailer 1 for "Martian Child" starring John Cusack, Joan Cusack, and Amanda Peet.

The slow version of Prairie Dog talkz to Marvin.

The fast version of Prairie Dog talkz to Marvin.

Prairie Dog talkz to the retarded martian, Marvin

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Tracking down a rebuilt Mech Hisui to a bizzare factory, the Cheap Hunter Brigade quickly mobilizes to storm the place. And with Moorhunn on vacation, Frostman's recruited Dr. Robotnik, and his Stupid   more...Little Drill Tank (by NeoKamek) to help take down cheapies!

But this factory is run by Evil Ken, the final remaining member of the Reu trio, and backed by fellow cheapies, he's ready to avenge his brothers. In addition.. This factory appears to be manufacturing the Reubenkee virus... Can the Cheap Hunter Brigade stop them before it's too late?

This time, you guys get a 2x match.. The first one starring MM Zelda, SLDT, and OTW.. While the 2nd one demonstrates just how cheap Frostman can be.

Episode 2 victims

Mech Hisui (Ex-Inferis): Low tier cheapie, as I've said before. Projectile spammer, hypers that do massive chip damage, and invinciblity frames out the ass. Plus, her voice is grating... Unfortunately for her, the projectiles sail right over MMZ's head.

Marvin the Martian (DDR): Cheap, cheap, cheap. You've seen that 468 combo he pulled in one of JS's vids, and we all know that he spams everything in his book, from space modulators to disintegration beams. He can cancel from one hyper to the next, and just won't stop.. Not to mention the striker spamming he pulls.

The Flash (Erradicator, MGbenz's AI patch.): We have a spam whore here, people.. Invincibilty frames in his dashing, and he'll now spam his devastating attacks. FLASHING BLADE, FLASHING BLADE, FLASHING BLADE!

Evil Ken (Reubenkee): The cheapest of Reu's trio. Invincibilty frames, juggle points, overpowered attacks, flashy combowhoring.. Oh, you know all about him by now.

Part 3 victims:

Updated Popeye (DDR): Ugh. His new AI upgrade exploits the horrid CLSN boxes, which mean that he can hit air, and still do damage. Also spams his many strikers.

Iori Yagami (Ihoo's version): Ok, despite the many fanboys who will argue this one, Ihoo's Iori is a cheesehead. The ability to use supers without enough energy for it and infinite priority attacks are just some of the cheesy factors about him. Seriously, just use Beppu's Iori, people. Same character, same difficult AI, and 100% less cheesy.

Captain Caveman (DDR): Probably the cheapest of DDR's characters. Melee attack spammer, and he's got his own strikers to use. Horrid CLSN boxes give him ridiculous range, and as someone once said... A combo of Storm and Sentinel in range, with none of Juggernaut's speed issues.

Nega Peach (XCB): Oh, how I hate her. One of the worst voices in MUGEN, hands down. She spams her overpowered attacks, such as undodgable tornadoes, lightning fields, and so on.. A highly painful AI makes her a bitch to fight.  less

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This is an animation project I did for my college course last year. Animation's a little un-even, but that can't be helped. I could try to re-do it, but it'd be diffecult.

And I passed the course btw.   more...:D  less

Animated Short

A tribute to all women of the DC Comics Universe.

Music: What Goes Around / Comes Around Interlude by Justin Timberlake.

Gleeb Stream

The Gleebians

Phobos-2 disappeared in March 1989, under very unusual circumstances that still mystify and excite many people. Read the "scienific" view here: http://www.space.com/sciencefiction/phenomena/fobos_mystery_000630.html   more... All went well until Phobos 2 aligned itself with Phobos, the Martian moonlet. Then, on 28th March, the Soviet mission control centre acknowledged sudden communication "problems" with the spacecraft; and Tass, the official Soviet news agency, reported that "Phobos 2 had failed to communicate with Earth as scheduled after completing an operation yesterday around the Martian moon Phobos. Scientists at mission control have been unable to establish stable radio contact."
What had caused the Phobos 2 spacecraft to be lost? The answer came about three months later. Pressed by the international participants in the Phobos mission to privide definitive data, the Soviet authorities released a taped television transmission Phobos 2 sent in its last moments except for the last frames, taken just seconds before the spacecraft fell silent. A SHADOW ACROSS THE SURFACE OF MARS
An unusual photo of a thin shadow across Mars was shown on the Russian television segment. Seem on the surface of Mars was a clearly defined dark shape that could indeed be described, as it was in the initial dispatch from Moscow, as a "thin ellipse" (this photo is a still from the Soviet television clip). It was certainly different from the shadow of Phobos recorded eighteen years earlier by Mariner 9. The latter cast a shadow that was a rounded ellipse and fuzzy at the edges, as would be cast by the uneven surface of the moonlet. The 'anomaly' seen in the Phobos 2 transmission was a thin ellipse with very sharp rather than rounded points (the shape is known in the diamond trade as a "marquise") and the edges, rather than being fuzzy, stood out sharply against a kind of halo on the Martian surface. Dr. Becklake described it as "something that is between the spacecraft and Mars, because we can see the Martian surface below it," and stressed that the object was seen by both the optical and the infrared (heat seeking) camera.
All these reasons explain why the Soviets have not suggested that the dark, "thin ellipse" might have been a shadow of the moonlet. It was taken as the spacecraft was aligning itself with Phobos (the moonlet). "As the last picture was halfway through," he said, "they [Soviets] saw something that should not be there." The Soviets, he went on to state, have not yet released this last picture, and we wont speculate on what it shows.
So what was it that collided or crashed into Phobos 2? Was the space probe shot out of space for "seeing too much"? What does the last secret frame show? In his careful words to 'Aviation Week and Space Technology', the chairman of the Soviet equivalent of NASA, referred to the last frame, saying, "One image appears to include an odd-shaped object between the spacecraft and Mars."
This "highly secret" photo was later given to the Western press by Colonel Dr. Marina Popovich, a Russian astronaut and pilot who has long been interested in UFO's. At a UFO conference in 1991, Popovich gave to certain investigators some interesting information that she "smuggled" out of the now ex-Soviet Union. Part of the information was what has been called "the first ever leaked accounts of an alien mothership in the solar system".
The last transmission from Phobos 2 was a photograph of a gigantic cylindrical spaceship - a huge, apporx, 20km long, 1.5km diameter cigar-shaped 'mothership', that was photographed on 25 March 1989 hanging or parked next to the Martian moon Phobos by the Soviet unmanned sonde Phobos 2. After that last frame was radio-transmitted back to Earth, the probe mysteriously disappeared; according to the Russians it was destroyed - possibly knocked out with an energy pulse beam.
The cigar shaped craft in the penultimate frame taken by Phobos 2 is apparently the object casting the obl  less

Phobos-2 disappeared in March 1989, under very unusual circumstances that still mystify and excite many people. Read the "scienific" view here: http://www.space.com/sciencefiction/phenomena/fobos_mystery_000630.html   more... All went well until Phobos 2 aligned itself with Phobos, the Martian moonlet. Then, on 28th March, the Soviet mission control centre acknowledged sudden communication "problems" with the spacecraft; and Tass, the official Soviet news agency, reported that "Phobos 2 had failed to communicate with Earth as scheduled after completing an operation yesterday around the Martian moon Phobos. Scientists at mission control have been unable to establish stable radio contact."

What had caused the Phobos 2 spacecraft to be lost? The answer came about three months later. Pressed by the international participants in the Phobos mission to privide definitive data, the Soviet authorities released a taped television transmission Phobos 2 sent in its last moments except for the last frames, taken just seconds before the spacecraft fell silent. A SHADOW ACROSS THE SURFACE OF MARS

An unusual photo of a thin shadow across Mars was shown on the Russian television segment. Seem on the surface of Mars was a clearly defined dark shape that could indeed be described, as it was in the initial dispatch from Moscow, as a "thin ellipse" (this photo is a still from the Soviet television clip). It was certainly different from the shadow of Phobos recorded eighteen years earlier by Mariner 9. The latter cast a shadow that was a rounded ellipse and fuzzy at the edges, as would be cast by the uneven surface of the moonlet. The 'anomaly' seen in the Phobos 2 transmission was a thin ellipse with very sharp rather than rounded points (the shape is known in the diamond trade as a "marquise") and the edges, rather than being fuzzy, stood out sharply against a kind of halo on the Martian surface. Dr. Becklake described it as "something that is between the spacecraft and Mars, because we can see the Martian surface below it," and stressed that the object was seen by both the optical and the infrared (heat seeking) camera.

All these reasons explain why the Soviets have not suggested that the dark, "thin ellipse" might have been a shadow of the moonlet. It was taken as the spacecraft was aligning itself with Phobos (the moonlet). "As the last picture was halfway through," he said, "they [Soviets] saw something that should not be there." The Soviets, he went on to state, have not yet released this last picture, and we wont speculate on what it shows.

So what was it that collided or crashed into Phobos 2? Was the space probe shot out of space for "seeing too much"? What does the last secret frame show? In his careful words to 'Aviation Week and Space Technology', the chairman of the Soviet equivalent of NASA, referred to the last frame, saying, "One image appears to include an odd-shaped object between the spacecraft and Mars."

This "highly secret" photo was later given to the Western press by Colonel Dr. Marina Popovich, a Russian astronaut and pilot who has long been interested in UFO's. At a UFO conference in 1991, Popovich gave to certain investigators some interesting information that she "smuggled" out of the now ex-Soviet Union. Part of the information was what has been called "the first ever leaked accounts of an alien mothership in the solar system".

The last transmission from Phobos 2 was a photograph of a gigantic cylindrical spaceship - a huge, apporx, 20km long, 1.5km diameter cigar-shaped 'mothership', that was photographed on 25 March 1989 hanging or parked next to the Martian moon Phobos by the Soviet unmanned sonde Phobos 2. After that last frame was radio-transmitted back to Earth, the probe mysteriously disappeared; according to the Russians it was destroyed - possibly knocked out with an energy pulse beam.

The cigar shaped craft in the penultimate frame taken by Phobos 2 is apparently the object casting the obl  less