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[Interchangeable Parts] Gathering Wool While The Devils Play The Rangers « Interchangeable ...: (Moreover, if we didn’t have cable, we could call Directv and complain about this whole Blersus sitch and wheedle into some free Center Ice; instead we have to admit we’re terrible liars and would get about thirty seconds into a complaining call before we broke down in tears asking them to charge us double for Center Ice in punishment for being dishonest.)

[FirstShowing.net] Why 2007 Will Be A Great Year For Movies « FirstShowing.net: The talk of the town is that Keanu Reeves may join the cast and bring some of that magic that we missed in Speed 2. Rumors are flying that Marty Scorcese, who we all remember directing the quirky Godfather series, may helm this monster.

[Minor's Blog] Lecture Discussion Questions « Minor's Blog: At the beginning of the new Harry Potter and The Half Blood Prince there is a moment where this movie ties into the last movie Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. It’s a close up of Dumbledore and Harry being photographed after they fight Lord Voldemort in The Ministry of Magic hall.

[Crooked Timber] 101 Movies to avoid watching before you die. ”” Crooked Timber: He is, unfortunately, played by Ben Kingsley, who seems to be the only actor in the movie who can act, thus unwittingly preventing it from being hilarious (up to the point at which it turns gratuitously nasty). He is also, understandably given his own circumstances, unwilling to give up the house and the bounty that it represents, so a battle of wills ensues, in which Jennifer Connelly is assisted by the most wooden actor I’ve ever seen in a big movie (he makes Arnold, on a bad day, look like Olivier by comparison—Dolph Lundgren territory), a rogue cop who leaves his happy family for a depressed alcoholic (Connelly) –

[Making Light] Making Light: Top 25 SF: Any plot which begins with something happening "inexplicably" frustrates me -- it feels like the writers are displaying a failure of imagination for not at least /trying/ to explain it, even if the explanation is obvious bullshit. (Unless the film is about the discovery of the explanation, a la Serenity.) I also don't like movies which are too obvious in pushing a particular political message, even one I agree with, and all the comparisons that were being drawn between CoM and recent events made me wary.

[Sam and the City] The Sydney Morning Herald Blogs: Ask Sam: Note to Secret Admirers (Yes, you know who you are): Anyone wishing to give me imaginative, witty present, please send copy of "They Call Me Naughty Lola: The Best of the London Review of Books Personal Ads". I personally want to meet the Kate Bush afficianado.

[Television Tropes & Idioms - Recent Changes] Pitch Testing Zone - Television Tropes & Idioms: I figure these people would have the fractures on their body, and be able to manipulate it better and better with practice. From simple meele weaponry or armor over the body to to new limbs all the way to creatures that can move an act according to the person's will..

[Making Light] Making Light: Dealing with guns: But a lone man in an Army uniform with a gun could be a crazy, or could be someone with an authoritarian personality and an overactive imagination attempting to "take charge" of a situation that doesn't need to be taken charge of. If you came down my street in your uniform you would not reassure me.

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