October 2011
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WatchTrailer for: Resistance.
Based on an acclaimed novel by poet Owen Sheers, it supposes a series of events following the failure of the D-Day invasions, and a subsequent counter-invasion of Great Britain by the Germans. In a remote Welsh village, the men have disappeared to join the Resistance, leaving only the women. When a German patrol arrives to occupy the village, one of them, Sarah (Andrea...
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mrgentsense asked: Hey there, enternechoplex. I liked and agree with your review of Higher Ground. I myself am religious (Catholic), but I've been through several different versions of this orientation and therefore also identified with the protagonist. If you're interested, I wrote a little piece on it for a Catholic magazine called America. I have a link to it in my most recent tumblr post.
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A First Impressions Anecdote of: Moneyball.
Moneyball starts off with the Oakland A’s losing a major game to the New York Yankees. As the Oakland A’s prepares for a new season with an extremely low budget and the loss of three key players, general manager Billy Beane (Brad Pitt) is attempting to find the answer to their ever increasing problems. After failing to trade a player with another team, Billy meets Peter Brand (Jonah...
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Hilariously Awesome review of Taylor Lautner's... →
Are you feeling down or bored? Do you need to laugh a little? Then you should do yourself a favor and read this review. To say the dude annihilates Taylor Lautner would be the biggest understatement of the century.
Here’s some pure gold quotes for you:
“It [Abduction] should be called bad performance art for troglodytic, subhuman Caucasian bed-wetting females with a predisposition...
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A First Impressions Anecdote of: Higher Ground.
Even though I was raised Catholic, I personally never been a religious person. As the years pass I become less and less attached to religion and their beliefs, which I know see as almost pure bullshit. However, I am spiritual and do believe that there is a higher power surrounding us. There have been times where doubt overshadows everything else and I get to a point where I don’t know what...
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A First Impressions Anecdote of: The Debt.
The Debt takes place between two time frames connected by the execution and apparent resolution of a mission. In 1966, Rachel Singer (Jessica Chastain) joined Stephan Gold (Marto Csokas) and David Peretz (Sam Worthington) in East Berlin for a mission to track down a Nazi war criminal. Even though their mission was accomplished, the actual truth behind it has been hidden. Fast forward 30 years and...
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WatchColorful Oblivion - Playlist:
Somewhere somebody once told me that “once you die you’ll see an explosion of beautiful bright colors”. That person was probably high at the time, but it is an interesting notion and anyway, at least it has inspired me to create a pretty good playlist. It doesn’t hurt also that I’m currently obsessed with the soundtrack for Drive.
Bride...
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isthatwhat asked: would have to recommend the show of The Trip over the movie by a long shot. doesnt become amazing but its much better
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A First Impressions Anecdote of: Contagion.
In Steven Soderbergh’s Contagion, we are taken around the globe as a new, fatal and highly contagious disease ravages the whole population. While the film is an ensemble piece, the focus shifts between four primary characters. First is Mitch Emhoff (Matt Damon) whose life turns upside down as his wife, Beth Emhoff (Gwyneth Paltrow), is the first to succumb and die of the disease in America....
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oldschoolrobots asked: Hey, man! How have you been? It's been a long time!
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