The zinnias that I planted a few weeks ago are coming up. No flowers yet, but they’re definitely growing fast. I’m amazed that the ground is supporting it; there must be some good soil beneath all of those decorative stones. We’ve had some nice and warm weather with a decent amount of rain. Probably doesn’t [...]
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Posted in film, humor, web sites on Jun 16th, 2007
Imagine 30 second Flash versions of popular movies — such as Caddyshack, Reservoir Dogs, Fight Club, Office Space, Pulp Fiction (pictured at right), and more — all reenacted in Bun-O-Vision by cartoon bunnies. It’s no wonder Angry Alien Productions made it into Karen’s top 10 websites.
Very funny stuff. So funny that the premium channel Starz [...]
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Posted in culture, film, web sites on Jun 10th, 2007
The unspoken rules of restroom etiquette are nothing new for most guys, however this short shows precisely why it is so important to humanity at large. I think this was cleverly done.
Ladies, do pay attention.
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Posted in film, music, television on Apr 17th, 2007
USA is running National Treasure a few times this week. I caught it two nights ago and had a few thoughts. Someone else besides me has got to find it strange that it was produced by Walt Disney Pictures in cooperation with Jerry Bruckheimer Films. Jerry Bruckheimer. Mr. Blockbuster. The same man who loves flipping [...]
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Catholicism forbids pre-marital sex — despite the fact that many practicing Catholics engage in the practice anyways — much to the chagrin of other sects of Christians. That may be cheap shot at Catholics, but it is apparent that our generation is vastly different than previous ones. We aren’t saving ourselves for marriage. We don’t [...]
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Posted in cars, culture, film, idiots, plans on Mar 23rd, 2007
I was at Lexus getting my car worked on last week and was reading the March 2007 issue of Spirtuality & Health magazine that a hip and happening new age owner had left behind. The magazine — printed entirely on recycled paper — is quite a load of crap, offering little in the way of [...]
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Posted in film, life in general, plans on Mar 20th, 2007
After several months of non-stop work, this year’s Rock N’ Roll Revival is coming to a close. I’m actually looking forward to having a few days off, versus running 16 hour days every day. But tomorrow isn’t the beginning. I’m renewing my license in the morning. My FiOS install is tomorrow between 1 and 5. [...]
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Posted in film on Jan 31st, 2007
Last weekend a few of us got some Chipotle and watched Crank. There’s only one thing to say. Whoa.
Before a Sparks Plus, the opening camerawork is a bit much on a 72-inch screen. Dizzying even. If you get motion sickness, stay in the kitchen for the first 7 minutes or watch on a smaller set.
We [...]
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Posted in film on Nov 26th, 2006
I saw Casino Royale last night, despite my initial concerns about Daniel Craig being too snooty for the role. Casino Royale being Fleming’s first Bond novel, it really is the beginning of Bond as well know it… and I must say despite my initial concerns, Craig manages without blinking. Literally. In the Boston Globe’s review [...]
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Posted in film on Nov 1st, 2006
I find myself lacking the creativity or patience to do a proper write up of The Departed, which I just saw tonight at Tyson’s Corner. An outstanding cast, for sure. I don’t need to list ‘em; if there isn’t anyone you recognize in the movie you shouldn’t be watching movies. Particularly funny was Mark Wahlberg’s [...]
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Posted in conspiracies, film, politics on Aug 29th, 2006
Some independent film is excellent and some is crap. Seldom does an independently filmed documentary make your jaw drop. Loose Change does exactly that, examining the events of September 11th, 2001.
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