April 2012
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Review of: Wrath of the Titans.
When Clash of the Titans premiered two years ago, I like many people saw the trailers and expected the film itself to be an exciting, entertaining and awesome blockbuster. What we got however was a mindless, generic, badly structured, mildly entertaining but ultimately underwhelming film. I actually hated it the first time I saw it, especially when the 3D conversion literally made me want to stab...
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Take Back Earth! - Playlist:
A playlist inspired by Bioware’s brilliantly epic game Mass Effect 3.
Leaving Earth by Clint Mansell.
The First Time I Saw JUpiter by Fall On Your Sword.
A Thern Warning by Michael Giacchino.
Those Who Will Return by Shiro Sagisu.
Kanada’s Death, Pt. 2 (Adagio in D Minor) by John Murphy.
Destiny by Shiro Sagisu.
The Beast by Shiro Sagisu.
The...
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[WARNING]
Spoilers! Do not read if you have not finished ME3 or wish to avoid spoilers for the ending.
Alright. I’ve been toying with the idea of the Indoctrination theory for the ending of Mass Effect 3 that has been floating around the internet. And I have…
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Trailer for: Free Samples.
The film stars Jess Weixler, Jason Ritter and Academy Award Nominee Jesse Eisenberg (writing that before his name makes me so happy). I would say more about the film, but just watch the trailer. Free Samples is definitely on my top 20 films to watch this year.
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mollynator replied to your post: Review of: The Hunger Games.
have you read anything about what fans are saying about the casting of Rue, Thresh, and Cinna? thoughts? lol even though it doesn’t really specify Cinna’s race or nationality in the books, i definitely pictured Lenny Kravitz and thought he was A+!
Yeah, I’ve read some stuff. People clearly did not read the books well and I...
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Review of: The Hunger Games.
Now that most of the successful film franchises ended or at an end, film studios are desperately looking for the next big thing. In comes The Hunger Games, a film based on a beloved, brilliant and international best-selling book that if adapted right could be extraordinary. Many of the fans displayed concerns not so much with the casting of the film, although there was some of that, but with the...
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Requested Review: Chungking Express.
One of the things I am constantly discovering about films is the fact that no matter how much I try or force myself, sometimes I just can’t enjoy certain films that people consider to be masterpieces. The films by Wong Kar-Wai are a great example of this. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t believe they are bad films but there is something about them that I simply do not connect with. On...
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Review of: The Flowers of War.
In 1937 Nanking, China, amidst the surrounding battle between the rapidly decreasing Chinese soldiers and the Japanese with far superior power, an American mortician named John (Christian Bale) makes his way towards the town’s Cathedral. His purpose there is to fix up the recently deceased priest and bury him, but once there it is revealed that the priest was blown up by a bomb. Reluctant to...
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Solar Fields - Playlist:
Living in Canada, you learn really quickly that the weather here is the definition of bipolar. It’ll be freezing cold one moment and the next it’ll be humid and warm. Ever since last weekend, the weather here in Montreal got turned up so much that it now feels like summer already.
Here’s a playlist celebrating the warm freeing heat and hopefully it...
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mynameisdakin replied to your post: mollynator replied to your photo: Last night I saw…
Watch all of them. SERIOUSLY. Howl’s Moving Castle is my favorite as well, but they’re all worth seeing. The Secret World of Arrietty just came out and is pretty good.
I’ve been debating whether to go watch The Secret World of Arrietty, but the trailers make it look so corny and… not...
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mollynator replied to your photo: Last night I saw Princess Mononoke, which was…
WHAT?! I thought you watched Miyazaki movies already. Otherwise I would’ve suggested princess mononoke instead of martyrs! Lol watch spirited away!!!
It’s a bit embarrassing, but I didn’t know about Miyazaki until a few years ago. Howl’s Moving Castle was the first one I saw (will always be my...
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Review of: 21 Jump Street.
During high school, Schmidt (Jonah Hill) was a massive nerd who couldn’t get a date even if he bought it and was actively teased by popular jock Jenko (Channing Tatum). Fast forward a few years and they meet once again in Police Academy. Looking at each other strengths, Schmidt being smart and Jenko being athletic, they rapidly become friends and form a strong brotherly bond. After...
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Review of: We Bought A Zoo.
After the death of his wife, Benjamin Mee (Matt Damon) is struggling to make his rebellious son Dylan (Colin Ford) and young daughter Rosie (Maggie Elizabeth Jones) happy. Everything surrounding him reminds him of his deceased wife and with all the trouble Dylan has been having in school, Benjamin decides that they need a change. While house hunting, Benjamin finds the house of his dreams in the...
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