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This interesting English and Chinese video interview with Chinese film star, Aaron Kwok, was made by the South China Morning Post. Once you click past the first video intro, the next video gives you a mosaic of images from which to choose of Kwok speaking about different aspects of being involved in his latest film, "Murderer." What's interesting here is that this first video provides trailer...

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A Conversation with Dark Horse's Chris Warner About 20 years ago when I first visited San Diego, I remember I was struck by the palm trees and the odd mix of architectural styles. The high-rises look like LA, the apartment buildings look like Vancouver, BC, and the little two-story brick buildings in between come straight from Main Street, USA. The effect of all these styles and the palm trees make the entire downtown look like a movie set. Of course, Comic-Con doesn't help lessen this effect. The streets were jammed with people; silver-goggled steam punks waited impatiently in coffee lines; Darth Vader waited to cross with the light, surrounded by kids taking his picture. On my first morning, as I rode the shuttle bus from my hotel to the convention, TRON got on the bus behind me. The poor residents must feel that their city has five seasons: winter, spring, summer, fall and Comic-Con.

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