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Sep 30 2008

Twitter Posts From 2008-09-30

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Sep 29 2008

Twitter Posts From 2008-09-29

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  • Jack Cafferty Tells Us How He Really Feels About Sarah Palin (via YouTube) http://tinyurl.com/5yvws8 #
  • Review: Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter: The Laughing Corpse #1 (via Blog) http://tinyurl.com/4qrndc #
  • Twitter Posts From 2008-09-28 (via Blog) http://tinyurl.com/3md5hd #
  • Life Imitates Art (via Blog) http://tinyurl.com/4u4dmw #
  • @mikenorton What jackass said that? Surely that cannot be a true quote. #
  • I Thought It Would Never End… (via Blog) http://tinyurl.com/4j38gn #
  • @acmacom Thank you, Mr. Macom. That means a lot coming from you. I do appreciate it. #
  • @mikesims79 It really should have carried over into another sequel. Renee fell asleep, fer cris’sakes! #
  • @wood83 RE: FNM/FRE and Obama: Where would you propose I look to read on the matter? #
  • @wood83 Much obliged. Just got in, haven’t checked the boards yet. #
  • Preview: Wolverine: Manifest Destiny #1 (via Blog) http://tinyurl.com/3ortz4 #

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Sep 29 2008

I Thought It Would Never End…

Published by David under Movies, Us

No, not the weekend.  I knew that was going to be over relatively quickly.  I’m talking about The Dark Knight.

This film went on for far, far too long.  It was a great movie, I’ll grant them that, but it could have ended a lot sooner (and left us with a better taste) if everyone did not have a monologue.  Everyone.  I think Gordon’s kid even had a few minutes on a soapbox.  But hey, aside from that , I really dug it.  Michael Caine as Alfred and Morgan Freeman as Lucuis Fox made me chuckle, had some good lines, and played well against Christian Bale’s Bruce Wayne (although, seriously, what’s with the voice, man?).  Frickin’ Eric Roberts AND Anthony Michael Hall!?!?  How can you go wrong?  You can’t.  I won’t spoil anything, but I will say that it was a swell follow-up to Begins, picked up where that movie left off and did a real good job of getting you up to speed in case you missed this group’s first outing.  I do recommend it, but Iron Man - even though we’re getting into apples and oranges here but everyone asks which one’s better? - beats it hands down (speaking of Shellhead, I can’t wait for Tuesday).

We also watched Tropic Thunder and there were a ton of laugh out loud moments.  Sure, they were stupid or corny jokes (sometimes the jokes were stupid and corny), not quite at the level of, say, Airplane, but I’ll give it up to the writers for bringing the funny and the actors for getting it out there.  Robert Downey, Jr. was hilarious and I only wish subtitles were an option so I could understand some of what he was saying.  Ben Stiller, Matthew McConaughey, and even Tom Cruise in a surprise appearance all had a chance to make me laugh and it happened many times.  Brainless comedy which is what was needed.  Funny as hell.

I finished the weekend watching Wanted.  And color me impressed.  Having never read the original mini series, I wasn’t sure what to expect, and I’m pretty sure my expectations were a little on the low side.  And bullshit pshysics notwithstanding, I found myself really getting into it.  Again, another movie where I thought everyone brought their working shoes and got the job done.

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Sep 29 2008

Life Imitates Art

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Sep 28 2008

Twitter Posts From 2008-09-28

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Sep 27 2008

Twitter Posts From 2008-09-27

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Sep 26 2008

Twitter Posts From 2008-09-26

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Sep 25 2008

Twitter Posts From 2008-09-25

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Sep 24 2008

Twitter Posts From 2008-09-24

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Sep 23 2008

Twitter Posts From 2008-09-23

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