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Popular Culture Confession
I have some things to confess – I have never watched The Godfather in its entirety. Neither have I read a paragraph of Twilight. I fell asleep watching Star Wars Episode Something (one of the episodes made in the last decade). Ought I be ashamed? It seems to me this is an age of Knowledge, [...]
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A Single Man
A man loses a lover of sixteen years. He was not allowed at the service because it was just for family. His grief know no bounds and this film talks about the one day he decided to let go of the past completely. Colin Firth has done the script great justice and I can’t find [...]
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Alice in Wonderland 2010
I shuddered a little at the soulessness of this entire movie. No wait, someone has a soul. The Red Queen. She was the only human-like charcter in the movie. The others were played in a subpar manner by A-list actors – which confuses me. In the words of Alice, “curiouser and curiouser”. Why do they [...]
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Daybreakers
Fans of zombie flicks and vampire flicks rejoice – Daybreakers brings together these two elements to give us an entertaining film filled with the usual good stuff like naked gory human-turned-creatures with serious varicose vein issues, solar-phobia, exploding heads, dimwit military men and hawt heroine with her headlights visible under her military tank top. Yummy. [...]
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Avatar (3D)
From James Cameron (director of Titanic) comes a tale about aliens, race, obligation, and goddamn White supremacy. Presented in both 3D and non-3D formats, Avatar is a multi-hundred million dollar production. In essence, it’s an expensive film with grand graphics and bad plot. It’s like watching Pocahontas all over again, just with different colored people. [...]
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I Can’t Think Straight
Plot (from IMDB.com) : In the upper echelons of traditional Middle Eastern society, Reema and Omar prepare for the marriage of their daughter Tala. But back at work in London, Tala encounters Leyla, a young British Indian woman who is dating Tala’s best friend Ali. Tala sees something unique in the artless, clumsy, sensitive Leyla [...]
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CSI-NCIS-LOVE
I haven’t been blogging these few days because I was busy (and still am busy) doing the following: 1) Watch 7 episodes of CSI season 10 2) Watch 6 episodes of NCIS season 7 3) NaNoWriMo So I’ve been a little busy even though term has ended. Oh yeah, term has ended, exams officially start [...]
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Get out of the line
Nuthin’ much to blog, just thought I’d share this video I was watching on Youtube. It’s a short clip of stand-up comedian John Pinette. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUlf1F05gTA] I love shit like this. I wanna be a stand-up comedian when I grow up too.
A bimbo approach to a zombie issue
I’ve always wondered this whenever I watch zombie films or disaster, apocalyptic films – what should I wear when I’m on the run like them? I survey several options below: Alice from Resident Evil. I’m partial to this outfit. The coat will keep me warm at night, and protect me from sun rays and sandstorm. [...]


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