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God damn those Imperials & their infernal Christmas-dog droids...
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Waltz With Bashir... Not nearly as graceful as one would expect.
Lemme just start by saying that this film was absolutely beautifully animated & designed. However, it fell far, far short of its ambitions. Both in terms of its message, as well as the emotional impact it was meant to have upon its audience.
The majority of the movie takes its sweet time building towards the ultimate exposure of the Christian Phalangist massacre of Palestinian refugees during the 1982 Israeli invasion of Lebanon. And, the journey that Ari Folman must take to regain his memo… Continue
The majority of the movie takes its sweet time building towards the ultimate exposure of the Christian Phalangist massacre of Palestinian refugees during the 1982 Israeli invasion of Lebanon. And, the journey that Ari Folman must take to regain his memo… Continue
Posted on March 8, 2009 at 12:00pm — 2 Comments
Last of the Great Newspaper Men in Baltimore.
No, this isn't a spin-off of The Wire's final season story arc. Quite the contrary. Rather, this is a sorbid tale of real-life tragedy, apathy, and metropolitan corruption.
I'm certain you're saying to yourself, "I've never heard that before..." *eye roll*
Well, you might be correct if you were talking about New York, L.A., Chicago, Detroit, or Miami.
However, Baltimore is a city that stands head & shoulders above any other American cosmopolis in its sheer lack-a-daisical approach to its c… Continue
I'm certain you're saying to yourself, "I've never heard that before..." *eye roll*
Well, you might be correct if you were talking about New York, L.A., Chicago, Detroit, or Miami.
However, Baltimore is a city that stands head & shoulders above any other American cosmopolis in its sheer lack-a-daisical approach to its c… Continue
Posted on March 1, 2009 at 8:30pm —
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- They are in love. Fuck the war...
Maybe you did fool the Philadelphia, rag the Rochester & josh the Joliet.
But I'll bet you never did the Kenosha, kid.
And, a little bit of due respect for
Between Failures.
The only web-comic worth investing your time in.
Especially if you've managed to survive the monotony of retail labor.
- All Time Favorite Movies:
- Favorite Films & Television Shows
- All Time Worst Movies:
- Favorite Actors or Actresses:
- Actors; (In No Particular Order)
Toshiro Mifune, Jack Lemmon, Paul Newman, Robert De Niro, Dustin Hoffman,
Gregory Peck, Yaphet Kotto, Harvey Keitel, Robert Redford, Gene Hackman,
Sidney Poitier, Walter Matthau, Al Pacino, Peter O'Toole, Gene Wilder,
Robert Shaw, Richard Attenborough, Steve McQueen, Albert Finney,
Michael Caine, Sean Connery, James Garner, Humphrey Bogart,
Henry Fonda, Kirk Douglas, Jimmy Stewart, James Cagney,
Robert Mitchum, Anthony Perkins, Richard Burton,
Anthony Quinn, & Denzel Washington.
Actresses;(Ditto to the above;)
Meryl Streep, Lauren Bacall, Bette Davis, Lana Turner, Julianne Moore,
Julie Andrews, Jane Fonda, Faye Dunaway, Sigourney Weaver,
Shirley MacLaine, Pier Angeli, Anne Bancroft, Toni Collette,
Tuesday Weld, Mary Steenburgen, Brooke Adams, Sissy Spacek,
Margot Kidder, Audrey Hepburn, Jamie Lee Curtis, Maggie Smith,
Emily Mortimer, Tilda Swinton, Sophia Loren, Emma Thompson,
Gena Rowlands, Helen Mirren, Pam Grier, Jennifer Jason Leigh,
Karen Allen, Sally Field & Marisa Tomei.
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Note: Pictures in order of ascending ego volume. ;)
Yes, I like music... 700 songs in all... -_-
Well, since my computer is being a dick & decided it doesn't want to recognize this last song I wanted to convert to MP3. (Only my favorite Dylan track of all time.)
I suppose the youtube vid will just hafta suffice . . .
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A remake of Let the Right One In is coming out next month. Better be a strait-to-DVD.
I've become one of those tired, sad faced dudes you see in the second half of December coming out of Target. You know the kind, accompanied by a woman usually checking things off a long list. That 'kill me' look in my eyes isn't just for show. I'm r…
As you heard, actress Britney Murphy, who was voice of Luanne Platter passed away this Sunday. She was quite a talented actress who was also best known for movie roles such as Clueless, Drive, Happy Feet, Sin City and 8 Mile.
As you heard, actress Britney Murphy, who was voice of Luanne Platter passed away this Sunday. She was quite a talented actress who was also best known for movie roles such as Clueless, Drive, Happy Feet, Sin City and 8 Mile.
The Batman, Season 2 Review
Before I begin, I would like to note that I will just focus on the plot of this season. If you are looking for a review of acting and the art style, and so on I refer you to my “The Batman, Season 1 Review”: http://my.sp…
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Caught up in any of the snow storms lately?
Just wondered how you are..what you are doing...how your finals went....that sort of thing....
What are your plans for the break?
Well take care..Merry Christmas..hope to hear from you soon..
Love ya
B
Well... a little faith.
My tolerance to take that site seriously eventually ran out.
YOU BETTER NOT BE MISSING ME!!!!!
Unlike 'The Wire', 'The Corner' actually felt like a film.
This isn't a plus, nor a con. Jus' felt like I had to put that out there.
I didn't like the ending. I was hoping in was going to be slightly more ambiguous, I guess. I would've even preferred a mediocre montage.
And how young is that kid? The one who played a detective on 'The Wire', but on this mini series he played DeAndre's friend. Cedric Daniels always fuckin' things up... >_> Anyway, the series is fantastic.
Beautiful.
I should jus' post this on Chig's page to convince him to finally go watch it(would you consider it a minor spoiler?). As well as Generation Kill and Oz... that d-bag.
Silent screams and broken dreams.
Addicts, junkies, and pushas and fiends.
Crowded spaces and sad faces.
Never look back as the police chase us.
Consumed slowly by chaos, a victim of the streets.
Hungry for knowledge, but afraid to eat.
A life of destruction, it seems no one cares.
A manchild alone, with burdens to bear.
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"Jedi Mind Tricks is painfully overrated."
Guess who said that. . . .
Just wanted to say hello....
how are you enjoying the cold?
seems like I am interested in downing more hot chocolate than ever..LOL..with whipped cream of course....I may just get addicted to it... ..Curse you Tim Hortens!!!!...LOL what are your feelings about hot chocolate?...do you drink coffee at all?.I have never been able to bring myself to drink it....seems they have all these delicious drinks..I tried one in the Summmer that was pretty tolerable, but this one my nephew bought me was sooooo nasty & I felt bad because those drinks are so expensive...I do like coffee ice cream..LOL..go figure..LOL
As you can see I am rather bored at work right now..LOL..someone just tried to make a deposit for another bank at our drive-up..and I nearly closed my arm in the drawer earlier...it almost closed down on it...I had a real slow reaction time....still hurts a little bit...oh well...
Take care..
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