on May 11th, 2010 by admin
I would prefer an older Clint Eastwood film or an ambiguous Scorsese film as opposed to a modern “shoot ‘em up” action film. Would it be absolutely asinine to assume that most movies in 2010 are being produced purely on shock effect or tantalizingly appealing content? So I pose a question to you. Do you feel technology is creating less interesting movies or has technology gotten us out of the “BOOM” and “POW” era? Personally, I feel movies rely too much on shock effect and special effects than an ambiguous storyline. Hopefully Ironman 2 has a nice mixture of both an ambiguous plot and an action packed “shoot ‘em up” thriller. But; that’s the best part of going to the movies; everyone has their own opinion. So, essentially, the ambiguous aspect of seeing a movie will never be replaced or completely depleted.
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on March 14th, 2010 by admin
This story may seem unfamiliar to those who are ignorant to today’s current events. A Camry was an instrument of death according to Minnesota officials. Koua Fong Lee, a Hmong immigrant was driving the 1996 Camry, which was accelerating at an excess of 90 MPH when the vehicle struck another family’s automobile. The defendant was [...]
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on March 11th, 2010 by admin
2.5/5
You heard me. Think that I’m positively bonkers? I’ll explain.
What does Tim Burton + Johnny Depp + popular intellectual properties equal? The highest grossing opening weekend in march, beating out 300. It also means that it doesn’t really matter how good your movie is, people are going to see it. And this movie? Way overhyped.
First, [...]
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on March 11th, 2010 by admin
Senioritis. It’s a diagnosis that has not yet reached the DSM or any nursing student’s endless list of illnesses (not that we need more to study!). But as this spring semester reaches its climax, many students of the graduating class of 2010 couldn’t fit a better diagnosis.
After four, and in some cases more, years of [...]
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