Reviews and a design challenge

[mikailborg]

Quick review of the Hitchhiker's Guide movie:

You should probably go see it if you like any of the other versions, or you like SF comedy. Sure, they took a lot of stuff out. (Cutting 3 hours of radio play down to 90 minutes will do that.) Sure, they changed a lot of stuff. (This was a practice Douglas Adams himself was quite fond of.) But if you go with an open mind and don't insist on a copy of one of the other Hitchhiker's media, you ought to have a good time.

Quick review of last Friday's Enterprise:

Plot? Who cares? Space battle scenes with a certain class of starship... *happy sigh* (There's some other eye candy too, for het-male or compatible formats.)

In all seriousness... I wonder how a 21st-century costume designer would design a believable futuristic military uniform that would provide eye candy for het-females and compatible? Bill Theiss tried showing some leg in the men's "skant" uniforms for TNG, and the design died a quick, ignoble death. It's an interesting question.

Comments

[tzel.livejournal.com]

I can't speak for everyone, but generally those that find the male form appealing like a man in uniform. Period. Tailored is best, but a jumpsuit will do. There's just three things that matter: 1: it fits 2: It moves well with the wearer 3: It shows off buns like a bakery window.

[jsciv.livejournal.com]

It shows off buns like a bakery window.

Thank goodness I wasn't drinking anything when I read that. I don't think I'd have enjoyed snorting it.....

[corin-wolfkin.livejournal.com]

I'll second that!