Ha I love this woman.

The design, look and feel. Maybe steal stuff from how Pin-interest lays out content.

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Culture yourself philistines.

Until that is... they faced 2 to 1 odds with T-34s.

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Ha was just about to do this.

Evolutionary we are all good. Circumstantially we can all be evil. Real life is somewhere towards the good mostly.

Come on of course Cowboys and Aliens was going to terrible. They took a funny story and tried to make a serious movie out of it and that's why it fails on so many fronts. Plus Ford is phoning in everything now just like Pacino and De Niro.

Hanna was good but disappointing mostly of what Blankfist mentioned already. She takes out a whole base and suddenly shes scared of 3 guys and 1 woman in the finale? Ninja please.

Hanna with its fairytale bullshit was really weak as well. I was hoping it would have more of a Bourne Identity feel about it. Am not 5 give me complex storylines not rooted in fairytale bullshit. By the 3rd act all I wanted to do is fucking leave because the story started to fall apart and retcon everything they built up in act 1 and 2. Still good but it's not Leon or Nikita.

Overall this whole summer has been shit for movies.

Who would have thought that we would have someone out Sarah Palin Sarah Palin herself so soon.

Two that came to my mind, even though they are more like hard sci-fi set in modern times:

Primer - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primer_(film)

The Man From Earth - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0756683/

Wait 2001 was based around the Cold War no? I might be confusing it with book here... Alien was a world run by Multinational corporations exploiting people/aliens. The Moon was a corporation essentially cloning people. I think a bunch of these are debatable.

The closest I can think of as a completely positive spin on the future was 2010. Since it was all Cold War bullshit but the scientists worked together and that whole THESE WORLDS ARE YOURS EXPECT EUROPA ATTEMPT NO LANDING THERE.

Tell me how Hollywood is supposed to market a positive feel good movie about the future?

It's hard to create tension in a positive story. Like how do you market a hard Sci-fi movie about the colonization of say Mars? It would only work as a TV series but it would take an amazing creative behind it to make it work.

I find it funny that prior to the suspect being identified everyone was sure this was Islamic extremism.

How ironic that it's the Justicar Knight Commander of the Knights Templar of Norway.

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Really am level 1? I contest this...

Sift up with Krupo in Montreal. The first one I think?

Sift up with Mink.

Sift up with Johan.

First off I think its a beautifully shot film. The use of natural light in all the scenes. The space stuff that was just incredible.

But it's flawed and lacking in ambition.

I understand Malick was essentially channeling his childhood, his brother a guitar player went to Spain and committed suicide. Much of the shots of his childhood and mother are very influenced about how we remember events, the slight of hands, the lack of narrative for purely idealized scenes.

I think treating his parents in such clear cut lines diminishes the impact for me, the father is abusive but there is only one film to really show that. Some scenes of the kids succedding at school to then not being acknowledged by the father could have helped here. His mother is essentially an atypical angelic character which is just lazy.

I understand what he was trying to do, I understand the sincerity which alot of people mistook for prentious. But I don't think it builds up a very defined picture of the family, the lead child especially lacks any dimensionality, seems to be constantly brooding.

There are alot of unnecessary scenes as well. Whole sections dedicated to the kids playing that go on for too long. It felt like he shot much more and then cut around stuff so much feels disjointed. But this could be deliberate as well since this is like recollection of memories by Sean Penn. But it doesn't travel in time, so my weird assumption by the end is that everyone died at one point. I would have liked more time phases. But it looks like he focused specifically on time period.

The ending is the worst, where it just jumping into straight Judeo Christianic scenes. The dinosaurs?? Why? What did add? I wanted to laugh when I saw it.

Favourite moment, the child playing guitar with his father on the piano. Beautiful.