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King Kong vs Godzilla remake speculation is generally met with various reactions from monster film fans. The possibility of a King Kong vs Godzilla remake- no matter how remote-is a dream match for numerous cult fans. However, some sci-fi fans are skeptical of a King Kong vs Godzilla remake because Toho Company practices the  believes in the old tradition of using live actors in rubber costumes stomping on miniatures, as opposed to modern day CGI.

The tales of the Toho production crews are legendary.  Of course there are movie fans who do not want to see a King Kong vs Godzilla remake of this movie because the original 1963 movie was horrible. A King Kong vs Godzilla remake would do well in the box office depending on which special effects method Toho and Universal applied, and how a King Kong vs Godzilla remake marketing campaign would be handled. With the success of the big gorilla in 2005 and Cloverfield in 2008, audiences are open-minded about a King Kong vs Godzilla remake in 2010 or beyond. Monster movie forums and streaming video websites show that there is an underground push for the King Kong vs Godzilla remake.

Although Toho’s dinosaur is a Japanese cultural icon, the big G’s U.S.  film translations have  been less than spectacular; from bad dubbing and poor special effects to cultural differences between the U.S. and Japan, mainstream movie going audiences in America just don’t get the cult phenomena or why some fans want a King Kong vs Godzilla remake.  If Universal and Toho are going to invest money in a King Kong vs Godzilla remake, the special effects must be debated: should both monsters be rendered in CGI?

The financial success of TriStar’s 1998 version of Big G  was because of  a very expensive marketing campaign and the fact that Big G was CGI instead of a  rubber costume Although this monetary success may lead us to believe that they will use CGI for the King Kong vs Godzilla remake this is not the case. The TriStar monster had none of the  personality of the Japanese dinosaur, and long time fans disliked that version. The Japanese were revolted by the movie, and this ceased talks about a King Kong vs Godzilla remake using CGI.

Toho is well aware of the market for a King Kong vs Godzilla remake, and if they do combine forces  with Universal there will pressure to appeal to broad audiences to create a blockbuster King Kong vs Godzilla remake. Toho did a test run with another movie and a CGI version of Big G- possibly for a King Kong vs Godzilla remake- and it went over well with test audiences. Toho does not want to step on the toes of their loyal Japanese fan base who respect the miniaturized sets and monster choreography. So they will do the market research before giving their blessing for CGI. Universal would not accept rubber costumes, so this will be a major debate for both parties.

“This Halloween, you know there is going to be a huge demand for pairs of sunglasses, sequined gloves, leather jackets and flat black hats. Yes, the world will be going crazy with tributes to the man himself, the King of Pop, Michael Jackson, or as he was known to his fans, the Gloved One. But there is one piece of the puzzle that might be missing there. The one that is probably most important of all. The iconic Michael Jackson hair. You can of course buy a Michael Jackson wig but we’re here to offer you all kinds of other alternatives to that.

Start with some serious amounts of hair jel. You know that Michael Jackson had long black hair. He used to wear it in a variety of styles, sometimes curly and sometimes it was long and straight. If you simply make use of some hair jel, you you can slick your hair back and create a Michael Jackson like effect without any need to buy a Michael Jackson wig. Add in perhaps a bit of talcum powder to give your face a faded look as Michael’s looked from all the surgeries he underwent (he had undergone a series of skin grafts in order to make his skin look white) and you’ll have the perfect Michael Jackson wig without any need for the actual wig.

But what if you really had your heart set on an honest to goodness Michael Jackson wig? If that is your desire, you are definitely in luck. A quick Google search brought up lots of options. My first stop when shopping for stuff like this is usually Amazon.com, not because they are necessarily cheaper, but rather because of the fact that they offer free super-saver shipping when you spend over $25. This is a great deal and if you are buying for yourself and your kid for example, then you could easily get everything you need and never have to leave the comfort of your own home.

Some of the options I found on Amazon.com include an 80s style Michael Jackson wig which recalls his time at the top of the charts. It’s got short, bushy dark hair and comes only with the wig. Or if you want to go for something a little more elaborate, for under $17, I found a straight long haired wig, like the gloved one used to wear in the latter part of his life which comes together with a pair of aviator style sun glasses. Whatever style of Michael Jackson wig you choose though, the most important thing, is just have fun and have a safe Halloween.

Most people believe that exercising with light weights with high repetition will tone and define your muscles to get that rock hard ripped muscular body. Since so many fitness personal trainers teach their clients that, so it must be true?

As summer approaches, many fitness enthusiasts will switch from muscle building routine to doing light weight high reps routine to cut away their body fat and to reveal their ripped muscular body. After all, it is shirt off time for the beach and poolside parties, isn’t it?

Well, I am about to bust this popular light weight high rep to tone muscle myth. Did I hear you gasp? Good. This is because the myth is so well entrenched and a lie being told too often will generally be accepted as the truth.

To get toned and well defined muscles, you need to lose body fat covering the muscles. Period. When you get rid of your body fat, your muscles will show through. You will look sinewy and muscular. Of course, that is provided that you have built muscles below those fats.

Let me ask you, how could light weight high repetition exercises build muscles or melt away fat? There is no logic in this.

To build muscle mass, you have to do heavy weight low rep compound exercises, exactly the opposite of light weight high rep routine. To lose body fat, you have to do intensive cardiovascular exercises and eating correctly.

There is no such thing as spot reduction short of invasive medical procedures such as liposuction. That means no matter how many crunches and side bends you do, the fat isn’t going to come off your belly and neither will your love handles melt away.

So if you want to reveal your well toned and defined musculature, you have firstly to build bigger muscles and then subsequently cut your body fat. Medium weight high repetition compound giant set exercises may help you burn more calories if the exercises keep your heart rate up and get you panting and sweating throughout the entire exercise workout session. However, this will already be a cardiovascular workout session and not a weight lifting workout session.

So next time when some smart aleck advises you that to get a well toned muscular body, you must workout with light weight and with high repetition, just ask him to explain the logic behind his statement and have a good laugh when you see him fumbling for a logical answer.