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Do you like Lana Del Rey? Her early work was a little too indie for my tastes, but when “Born to Die” came out in 2012, I think she really came into her own, both commercially and artistically. The whole album has a clear, crisp sound, and a new sheen of consummate professionalism that really gives the songs a big boost. She’s been compared to St. Vincent, but I think Lana has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor.
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Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter Trailer!…..
Loved the book, cant wait for this!
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Reblog & Win Star Wars Prints from Tiefighters!
One lucky winner will receive all 3 limited edition, signed and numbered prints from artist and tiefighter Pacalin.
Simply reblog this post to enter (one entry per blog). We will randomly select one winner on Tuesday, February 21st, 2012.
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Q:Oh I'd like to recommend a couple more films if you haven't seen them and like them anyway haha. Kalifornia, Mysterious Skin & Interstella 5555. Actually I haven't watched Interstella 5555 yet but I'm rather keen
I loved Interstella 5555, no dialogue, just a movie length video clip of Daft Punks Discovery Album. If you like Daft Punk you’ll love this.
And I’ll definately give the other movies a go as well.
Film #365 - The Double
Year: 2011
Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery
Director: Michael Brandt
Key Players: Richard Gere, Topher Grace and Martin Sheen
In a Nutshell:
A CIA operative is dragged out of retirement to catch the last target that he missed.
The Bottom Line:
I wanted #365 to be something memorable, but I lost track of what I was watching (I watched 6 movies yesteday).
Anyway, This film had heaps of potential. Richard Gere being the target that he was always thought to be hunting, getting caught up in a copycat murder that threatens him. I loved that aspect of the film.
However a lot of other things fall flat, there’s the relationship with Topher’s family that could have been fleshed out and really did nothing to advance the plot.
But still, I didn’t mind this movie, it kept me interested and invested in the whole movie. Rent it on DVD for a saturday night at home.
Random bit of Trivia:
Richard Gere turned down the roles of John MacLean in Die Hard…. What an idiot.
Film #364 - Crazy, Stupid Love
Year: 2011
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Director: Glenn Ficarra, John Requa
Key Players: Steve Carell, Ryan Gosling and Julianne Moore
In a Nutshell:
Julianne Moore dumps Steve Carrells ass so he meets up with Ryan Gosling to learn the secrets to hooking up with random women.
The Bottom Line:
I went into this film with trepidation. I was expecting another cliches romance movie. And it was that, but it also had a lot of heart to it and I laughed my way through it.
All the characters do their part marvelously, especially Carrell as the man who just wants his wife back, and all the women are swooning over Ryan Gosling these days and I can see why. Dudes got a body exactly like mine.
I loved the films climax where it all just goes tits up, and the scene in the office where everybody though Carrell had cancer was hilarious.
Valentines day is coming up and, gents, this would be a movie that you would both enjoy.
Random bit of Trivia:
There was a competition on set as to who could think of a title for the movie, the winner getting an iPad.
