4.25.2010

“James Cameron goes native” by Kevin Lingenfelser

 
 

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"James Cameron goes native" by Kevin Lingenfelser


 
 

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mhking:Bark Trek…

 
 

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Bark Trek…


 
 

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District 10

 
 

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District 10 Genre: Science-Fiction Directed by: Neill Blomka... Movie Trailer http://teaser-trailer.com

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Vindication

 
 

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via Robot Panic by Moe on 4/25/10

Gentle readers, I present to you irrefutable evidence that popular music has not only reached the end of the road, but snapped an axel, blown a tire, cranked a hard left, rolled through the median and careened off not one, but twelve cliffs.  Some twice.  Now bask in the sultry voices of our prophets and warm yourselves [...]

 
 

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4.24.2010

abhor:Lookitdis gangsta ass squirrel/chipmunk/furry thang not...

 
 

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abhor:

Lookitdis gangsta ass squirrel/chipmunk/furry thang not givin' a fuck about no birds. Y'all could learn a few thangs from this creature.

Alls I'm sayin'.


 
 

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4.23.2010

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foradultsonly: yourmydrug: thegloriouslife: HOLY SHIT! MP3...

 
 

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4.22.2010

Film: Review: The Good, The Bad, The Weird

 
 

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via A.V. Club on 4/22/10

It's hard to knock any movie that opens with an eye-popping train robbery, followed by a balls-out siege, and then a super-cool heist. Writer-director Kim Jee-woon shapes The, Good, The Bad, The Weird as a sprawling adventure set in '30s Manchuria, following the efforts of Japanese, Russians, Chinese, and Koreans—the latter including the three bandits of the title—to get their hands on a much-coveted map that may lead to a fortune. Guns blaze, transportation gets hijacked, and though tentative deals are struck in dark rooms, those deals go out the window once trouble starts. The story's ...



 
 

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