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Philip Glass (musician) :: PBS.org Special
American Masters :: GLASS: A Portrait of Philip Glass in Twelve Parts
PBS links ::- http://www.pbs.org/wnet/americanmasters/
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Review of "Watchmen" graphic novel
The following is the review I just wrote for "Watchmen" (DC - Alan Moore) on my 'Facebook: Visual Bookshelf' collection app.. Thought I'd post here, too. Cheers!
~~ * ~~Do not go into this believing you are going to read a comic book - realize that you are picking up a novel; a graphically depicted novel, in the absolute truest sense of the " ( Read more... ) -
Why it's so important - to let the right ones in...
I'm at my cuzin Stuie's place tonight ( Read more... ) -
High Re-Play Value :: Visual/ Audio Media
My Chicago met-at-my-G-Mart-Comics-store-job friend Jonathan Cabildo has given me some ancient gadgets of his during the past few months: A small TV, and a VCR ( Read more... ) -
"They'd be crazy to follow us, wouldn't they?" ~ Han Solo
"You don't have to do this to impress me..." ~ Leia
I'm watching the widescreen DVD edition of Star Wars: Episode 5: The Empire Strikes Back" - in my own room, with my futon transformed into a comfy couch :) so I can LJ AND watch SW - ...
... and I honestly forgot just how much I truly love this film ( Read more... ) -
< girly giggles >
Wow.
I just finished watching the movie The Four Feathers... and wow. Great movie - really ( Read more... ) -
Movie Review :: HP5 - "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" (2007)
{*my review as copied-over from my Facebook Flixster application post*}Great movie, well done, but really felt rushed... I would have been cool with another full 1/2 hour of film time if it meant taking a few more minutes to touch on more content, and give things (like the many great but missing details) a bit of the screen time they deserved. ( Read more... ) -
Movie Review :: "Transformers" (2007)
{*my review as copied-over from my Facebook Flixster application post*}"The Matrix" set a new bar for cinematic expectation, ability, enterainment, and evolution... The new "Transformers" movie is 2 notches above that, and is an incredible form of cinematic evolution. It does an epic job of balancing SPFX, the Human drama, character build, humor, ( Read more... )