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Saturday, November 7, 2009
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Parting Words
Saw a funny movie on pbs a couple of nights ago. It wasn't funny, funny, but thought provoking funny. It was called Parting Words
The indie movie told a story about some friends after coming of age...during the newlywed years. The mix if guys and gals was pretty typical...at least pretty believable based on the genre. There were the good girls, the bad girl, the alpha male, the Macbeth type, and the ugly dude.
The movie played out in a very predictable manner, but since it was fairly believable, it was watchable. The most memorable character was the bad girl. She was the one that all the guys wanted (and had) and all the girls were jealous of--because even though they married their boys, they knew deep down the boys really wanted her instead.
The bad girl ended up having the heart of gold anyway, as predicted and the rest of the circle played out their roles as expected as well. The funny part is that people are way too predictable. I wouldn't be surprised if this theme has been repeating itself since the beginning of time.
The indie movie told a story about some friends after coming of age...during the newlywed years. The mix if guys and gals was pretty typical...at least pretty believable based on the genre. There were the good girls, the bad girl, the alpha male, the Macbeth type, and the ugly dude.
The movie played out in a very predictable manner, but since it was fairly believable, it was watchable. The most memorable character was the bad girl. She was the one that all the guys wanted (and had) and all the girls were jealous of--because even though they married their boys, they knew deep down the boys really wanted her instead.
The bad girl ended up having the heart of gold anyway, as predicted and the rest of the circle played out their roles as expected as well. The funny part is that people are way too predictable. I wouldn't be surprised if this theme has been repeating itself since the beginning of time.
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Restaurant List (jackets required) No More
Four restaurants that I can't take my wife to...
Everyone loves to eat out at a nice restaurant once in a while, but here are three places I can't go back to (even if I could afford it):
Windows On The World
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_on_the_World
Cafe des Artiste
http://dinersjournal.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/08/29/cafe-des-artistes-has-closed/
Oceana
http://www.yelp.com/biz/oceana-restaurant-new-york
Chanterelle
http://dinersjournal.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/10/01/chanterelle-is-closing/
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Where's Superman when you need him?
I think the days of the Superhero are numbered...well at least the guy dressed in spandex and a cape, that is, unless you happen to fancy picturing Michael Moore in a superman get up. Yes, the need for superheroes died with the mythical supervillian, but I guess the supervillian never really existed, except in the wild imaginations of comic book and fantasy genre writers.
If the Joker, the Riddler, and the bad superman have all been banished from Gotham City, where does evil lie? Is the new superheo found in the likes of Michael Moore? What a thought. He seems to have his watch on supervillians (at least the ones in his eyes). What a great thought. The meek and humble (ala-Harry Potteresque unsuspecting hero) emerges to save the citizens in peril. He really needs a better publicist. Maybe he can get the guy from Hancock, because this story could be as big as the Justice League of America (that's the JLA for you young'ins).
If the Joker, the Riddler, and the bad superman have all been banished from Gotham City, where does evil lie? Is the new superheo found in the likes of Michael Moore? What a thought. He seems to have his watch on supervillians (at least the ones in his eyes). What a great thought. The meek and humble (ala-Harry Potteresque unsuspecting hero) emerges to save the citizens in peril. He really needs a better publicist. Maybe he can get the guy from Hancock, because this story could be as big as the Justice League of America (that's the JLA for you young'ins).
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