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Tuesday, November 28, 2006
Before our account gets deleted ...
Not much new going on out in SD but since The Sobering Conclusion is gone, I suppose I'll go back to just putting a quick piece here about what I've seen.
"Casino Royale" was a disappointment in my mind. It has the worst opening credits sequence of any Bond film, I thought the action was light with only one very good scene and the story meanders the last 30-45 minutes of the 2 & 1/2 hour film. I'd give it a 3 out of 5. I like Craig as Bond and the series has potential, but it needs a better script.
"For Your Consideration" is better than critics are giving it. While not a true mockumentary like his past films ("Best in Show", "A Mighty Wind", etc.), this Christopher Guest vehicle is consistently funny and if you liked his previous films, this is a good one to at least catch on video. The Ricky Gervais cameo could have been funnier but it's still pretty good. A 3 out of 5.
Wow ... if I can figure out how to condense everything to these paragraph answers ... crap, I'm regretting killing my site already. :)
Wednesday, November 08, 2006
Finally ...
And then stay far, far, FAR away from that "movie".
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Ghouls make great pets!
I'm still working at the horsey place and the cinematic experience (no names of companies for fear of lawsuit and ninja death).
The weather here is okay, been a bit chilly lately, down in the 60s ... but I have a jacket or two so everything as good as can be there.
I'm trying to keep up with movies for The Sobering Conclusion but I'm running into two problems. One, I work a metric butt-ton a week. Second, I'm starting to get complacent.
I may end up calling it quits soon ... maybe after the awards season ... maybe before. It depends on my apathy. I had a hell of a time getting the last two up on the site, just finding time to type it up was hard enough.
Maybe I'll snap out of it. Whatever ...
I need to find my absentee ballot so I can try to re-elect Schwarzenegger. Keep it real, dudes. And holla back at your boy! I think it's time we update the group on the group.
Thursday, October 19, 2006
Get your UHS email accounts via Gmail
Friday, October 13, 2006
I got your Answer...your Yahoo! Answer
-Who would win in a fight...the stingray that killed Steve Irwin, or the building that killed Corey Lidle?
-Is Jesus stupid? Why did he talk like Hamlet?
-Can I get fat from eating too much sperm?
I only wish I could make up stuff as good as this. Check it out at Yahoo.com
Dorito?
Nothing new in the lou just working on getting a jobby job.
PEACE.
Thursday, September 21, 2006
Brandon Routh and Anne Hathaway
First, Here is a picture of the guy who played Superman, Brandon Routh:

That's a handsome man.
Next, I present a picture that is the singularly greatest photograph in the history of mankind. In fact, I believe this is the very reason photography was invented in the first place:

There's a lot that goes into making a photograph THAT good. Of course the photographer, but also consider the light, the shirt maker, and her parents.
Back to the subject, I realize this is hard (as in difficult), but we aren't comparing their firm, perky and oh-so-suckable bosoms here. Look at their faces. Their pretty much the same, right?
Wednesday, September 20, 2006
Friday, September 15, 2006
A Movie Review: THE PROTECTOR
Anyway, THE PROTECTOR is pretty much a film length version of Tony Jaa using Muay Thai to Elbow, Knee, and Kick entire armies of goons into submission. The X in this case is an elephant. The elephant is kidnapped. Tony Jaa needs to get it back. In between variously placed fight scenes, there is some kind of greasy film that is supposed to be a plot or character development or something. Let's just say this: I've seen better plots in films that would end up on your screen if you are foolish enough to leave Ken unattended in your hotel room.
But you didn't go to this movie to see plot or character development either. You want to see bad guys get their asses kicked. Well, this film delivers that in spades. In fact, the choreography is nothing short of insane. There is even like a 5 minute continuous shot that is eerily similar to this:
Yup. Fighting your way up a dojo level by level to get to an elusive boss. Like I said-No plot.
Anyway, I am sure Tony Jaa would be content to not have to kick the crap out of half of Australia if he didn't have to. Just give him his elephant back and he'll go away. But then the bad guys make an even bigger mistake. They make it personal. Before Tony was just beating people up. Now he is radioactive pissed. Needless to say it gets ugly. Real ugly. Nausea inducing ugly. Then Nathan Jones shows up and throws an elephant. That's waht you pay to see. **** out of 5.
Monday, September 11, 2006
Enough of the "Numb-chucks"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPRscxQZs8E
Friday, September 01, 2006
I don't know what this was about but ...
Tuesday, August 29, 2006
Check this out ...
Fans of the office will love this. Even better is that it was pulled from You Tube because its parent company is Microsoft.
And there are outtakes after them too!
Monday, August 28, 2006
I've been busy sitting on my ass
I'm going to try to get to "Beerfest" this week and may even resort to some crappy ones if I don't pass out from exhaustion ... I'm at 13 movies this month, which after only 3 the month before and having the same workload is starting to make me loopy ... wheee ...
Thursday, August 24, 2006
What exactly is....Gau?
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Wednesday, August 23, 2006
Are you ready for some football?
Tuesday, August 22, 2006
In Case You Missed This ...
August 21, 2006 10:09 a.m. EST
Shaveta Bansal - All Headline News Staff Writer
Mumbai, India (AHN) - A Hitler-themed restaurant that opened last week in India's major financial district is causing an uproar. The restaurant's title - "Hitler's Cross" - refers to the swastika that symbolized the Nazi regime, and the restaurant's interior is decorated in red, white and black - the colors of the Nazi party.
The road leading up to Hitler's Cross is lined with posters, one of which reads "From Small Bites to Mega Joys." An enormous portrait of Hitler is the first thing visitors see when they open the door.
According to the store's owner, Punit Shablok, his establishment is not promoting Hitler.
Shablok tells Reuters, "We wanted to be different. This is one name that will stay in people's minds ... we want to tell people we are different in the way he was different."
Restaurant manager Fatima Kabani says they are planning to open more branches in Mumbai.
"This place is not about wars or crimes, but where people come to relax and enjoy a meal," the manager says.
Jonathan Solomon, chairman of the Indian Jewish Federation, is among the infuriated. "This signifies a severe lack of awareness of the agony of millions of Jews caused by one man," he says. "We are going to stop this deification of Hitler."

