So it's been 10 months since I've written and there have been a lot of new things that have happened since I have been gone.
My birthday was a month ago and I am now 19 years old. It's weird to think that i'm pretty much an adult now. My birthday gift was going to see DEVO perform in Baltimore. This was the first show that was part of their hardcore tour where they performed songs from their pre-lable days. I got to meet them after the show, though the only member I got to speak to was Mark Mothersbaugh, who was extremley kind. I showed him pictures of me with singers Joey Arias as well as Martyn Jaques. He liked my homemade Eraserhead shirt (which he sung the film's song In Heaven, Everybody's Fine, while performing as his alter ego Booji Boy). I also went to the National Aquarium, as well as The Jewish Museum of Baltimore, where I saw an exhibit of the history of Jews living on Lombard street. Overall, I would say it was a wonderful trip and it was well worth all the money that I spent on the VIP tickets (which were $200).
However, on June 17th, I received a message from a member of the Lost Media Wiki, saying that my long sought out holy grail had been found. Yes, the famous lost Tim Burton film, Hansel and Gretel had finally resurfaced. It was recorded by some person on that one Halloween night in 1983, when the film had it's one and only showing on the Disney Channel. It's amazing that for 31 years, this person never came out with having a copy. Apparently, he or she didn't even know how rare it was, crazy huh?
Ladies and Gentleman, Boys and Girls, and Everyone Else, I present to you Tim Burton's Hansel and Gretel.
I hope you all enjoy it. I'm very picky when it comes to movie I will enjoy but this film is a total winner. For me, it's perfect.
Check out the Lost Media Wiki. They have many articles about unavailable material, such as movies, TV series', commercials, even video games. The Lost Media Wiki Homepage
