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Ep. 78 – Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, SXSW recap, and how free McDonald's turned into a frustrating ordeal
March 27, 2016 by Jerrod Kingery
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In this latest episode of the too-infrequent CineSnob Podcast, Cody and Jerrod discuss the unavoidable "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice." They also recap their time at SXSW 2016 and talk about the most frustrating free McDonald's food they didn't even get to eat.
[00:00 – 32:51] Intro/SXSW recap
[32:51 – 1:07:22] "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" review
[1:07:22 – 1:12:50] Wrap up/tease
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Big Eyes
December 25, 2014 by Jerrod Kingery
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Starring: Christoph Waltz, Amy Adams, Danny Huston
Directed by: Tim Burton ("Ed Wood," "Alice in Wonderland")
Written by: Scott Alexander ("Ed Wood") and Larry Karaszewski ("Ed Wood")
A return to form effort from wayward director (and Johnny Depp enabler) Tim Burton might elicit more praise on the surface than it deserves when you really dig in strictly because of how long we've had to wait for something that wasn't terrible. "Big Eyes" may, in fact, fit that description, but for now, bask in the refreshment a Burton movie with style and focus—and without gothic weirdness or Depp in a weird hat or even former flame Helena Bonham Carter—brings to the table.
As the film opens, Margaret (Amy Adams) flees an abusive husband and an "Edward Scissorhands"-esque treeless suburb with her daughter Jane (Delaney Raye at first, aging to Madeleine Arthur) in tow. Settling down in 1950s/1960s San Francisco, Margaret works on her artwork, using Jane as a model for a series of paintings featuring big-eyed children. After meeting and marrying fellow artist Walter Keane (Christoph Waltz), Walter begins taking credit for Margaret's work on the "big eyes" paintings, using his innate showmanship to turn the artwork into a kitschy sensation. As tensions escalate between the sidelined Margaret and the increasingly disjointed Walter, Margaret begins to regret the trap she helped build for herself and her art, looking for a way to escape.
For better or worse, the film belongs to Christoph Waltz and his charming-turned-dangerous performance as Walter. He owns every scene he's in, at times leaving Amy Adams—the story's protagonist—in the dust in her own story. Waltz as Walter becomes such a commanding presence in the film, you can hardly blame Burton, doing his best work since "Ed Wood," for turning the film over to this convincing weirdo. Perhaps it's no surprise that Burton re-teamed on "Big Eyes" with "Ed Wood" screenwriters Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski for another tale of a strange fellow on the fringes of stardom, clawing his way into relevance no matter the cost. While "Big Eyes" doesn't have the whimsical spirit of "Ed Wood's" love-letter to a purveyor of crap, instead diving into the darkness that comes from Keane being cornered by the idea of the truth being revealed, the film rekindles enough of that spirit to make you look forward to Burton's next project with an open mind.
January 10, 2014 by Jerrod Kingery
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Starring: Joaquin Phoenix, Scarlett Johansson, Amy Adams
Directed by: Spike Jonze ("Where the Wild Things Are," "Being John Malkovich")
Written by: Spike Jonze ("Where the Wild Things Are")
The last decade of technological advances have irreversibly altered the way we humans communicate. Regular old cell phones were one thing—their ubiquity in the early 2000s led to a society where we were just a phone call away at all times. Smartphones, however, have created a culture wherein we're connected every second of the day. From the dependable old text message to the messenger program Facebook shoved down our mobile throats to push notifications from apps like Instagram and Twitter, most people live their lives in a state of constant connectivity. Even as we go about our lives, we're living another life online.
"Her," from quiet genius Spike Jonze, imagines a not-too-distant future where such sought-after tech like artificial intelligence has become commonplace enough to be available for the average Joe's personal computer. A lonely professional letter writer named Theodore (Joaquin Phoenix) downloads his copy, which boots up as a female and names herself Samantha (Scarlett Johansson). As Samantha grows and adapts, her relationship with Theodore deepens to the point of genuine love.
Writer/director Jonze could have easily made "Her" into an unsubtle indictment of the isolated way we live our lives today: noses buried in our smartphones, constantly communicating via Facebook and other social networks in lieu of real personal contact, to the point we'd be foolish enough to think an online relationship could take the place of real human interaction. Instead Jonze veers the other way and creates accepting and believable world wherein a lonely man can fall in love with an artificially intelligent operating system and have it be seen as the natural evolution of human relationships, not the laughable misadventures of a sad sack.
American Hustle
December 20, 2013 by Cody Villafana
Filed under Cody, Reviews
Starring: Christian Bale, Bradley Cooper, Amy Adams
Directed by: David O. Russell ("Silver Linings Playbook")
Written by: David O. Russell ("Silver Linings Playbook") and Eric Singer ("The International")
As David O. Russell's career trajectory continues to move upward, it seems he's getting more freedom to make the films he wants to make. After the huge success of last year's deeply personal "Silver Linings Playbook," which garnered eight Oscar nominations and one win, Russell heads backs to the 70's with the con-artist film, "American Hustle."
"American Hustle" tells the story of con man Irving Rosenfeld (Christian Bale) and his accomplice Sydney Prosser (Amy Adams) who are forced to work for FBI agent Richie DiMaso (Bradley Cooper) after they are caught running an illegal business. As more prominent people become involved and things become more dangerous when they try to bring down a local mayor (Jeremy Renner), too many loose ends, including Irving's unpredictable wife Rosalyn (Jennifer Lawrence), could bring the entire operation to a head.
Much will be made of the cast, reuniting many veterans of Russell's previous films and all principle actors being Oscar nominees or winners. As an admittedly impressive collection, the ensemble is certainly solid, but mostly unspectacular. Bale who gained nearly 50 pounds for the role is the best of the bunch, as a pudgy con artist with a terrible comb-over. As with many of his latest films, Bale disappears into the role and carries it with ease. Cooper is fine and Adams is hit or miss, with her fake but purposely imposed British accent becoming a little grating at times. For most of her career, Lawrence has been impressive at convincingly playing characters above her actual age. It might be the hair and costumes associated with the 70's, or just her characters general life situation, but in "American Hustle," Lawrence finally feels and looks too young for a role and is a little bit distracting.
"American Hustle" starts out with a bit of background on Bale and Adams' characters and makes use of a dueling voiceover that bogs the film down and subsequently makes the film slow to get into. Once "American Hustle" gets going, Russell has a clear goal for presenting a playful and comedic tone, which is something that – for the most part – fails. Though the humor is a bit subtle, most of the jokes fall flat and there are only a few legitimate laughs in the film, mostly involving stand-up comedian Louis CK in a small role.
Russell does a few things right in the film. He nails the setting of the 70's and there's clearly an energy of filmmaking that transferred over to his actors. The issue here is that Russell appears to have had the intention of crafting something grander and more clever than what it actually is. Unfortunately for Russell, the film plays off as a by-the-numbers con movie and frankly, something akin to a second-rate Martin Scorsese film.
The Master
September 21, 2012 by Kiko Martinez
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Starring: Joaquin Phoenix, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Amy Adams
Directed by: Paul Thomas Anderson ("There Will Be Blood")
Written by: Paul Thomas Anderson ("Magnolia")
Pornography as a cultural influence in "Boogie Nights;" the squeaky sound of an abandoned harmonium in "Punch-Drunk Love;" frogs falling from the sky in "Magnolia." The works of auteur director/writer Paul Thomas Anderson over the last decade and a half might be some of the most challenging films to dissect for the average moviegoer, but none have been as demanding, ambiguous, and dreamlike as his latest offering "The Master." Inspired and loosely based on the early teachings of L. Ron Hubbard (although the word Scientology is never uttered), Anderson has once again proven why he is the most intelligent and distinctive filmmaker working today. This time, however, it does come at the price of alienating audiences with a drama not nearly as narrative-driven as his others and one that will easily take multiple viewings to pin down and decipher all of Anderson's lofty and visionary concepts.
Coming four years after his full-fledged masterpiece "There Will Be Blood," which earned Daniel Day-Lewis a decisive second Academy Award, Anderson returns with another bizarrely compelling character study of a man who has "wandered from the proper path" and found himself under the guidance of a leader he strongly admires and later questions. Freddy Quell (Joaquin Phoenix) is a mentally unstable, alcoholic drifter lost in a tiresome post WWII existence. He finds solace when recruited by Lancaster Dodd (Phillip Seymour Hoffman) to join his flock and partake in the unconventional therapies meant to help individuals expose their past lives by what seems like slow-burn brainwashing.
Hoffman's performance is beyond words, as always, but it is Phoenix's take on the animalistic nature of man that speaks volumes to the core elements of what makes the film such a devastating one to shake.
Trouble with the Curve
September 21, 2012 by Jerrod Kingery
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Starring: Clint Eastwood, Amy Adams, Justin Timberlake
Directed by: Robert Lorenz (debut)
Written by: Randy Brown (debut)
What's going to happen to the sport of baseball when all of the grumpy old men in charge, stuck clinging to antiquated traditions and practices, finally die off? Will there be a renaissance, allowing for such modern technological marvels like instant replay? Will those devil boxes (you may know them as "computers") finally be embraced as a valuable tool in scouting players instead of as some doohickey the grandkids horse around on? Or are there new sticks-in-the-mud in training as we speak? Is baseball destined to be eternally ruled by old timers?
Like the elders of baseball itself, "Trouble With The Curve" hasn't got time for any nonsense from you whippersnappers. The film stars the legendary Clint Eastwood (fresh off his real-life takedown of an invisible, chair-bound Barack Obama) as Gus Lobel, a veteran scout for the Atlanta Braves. With his eyesight failing and younger, computer-savvy members of the organization looking to put the old man out to pasture, Gus is given one last chance and sent to North Carolina to scout the latest high school hotshot. Concerned about his old friend, Gus's coworker Pete (a magnificently-mustached John Goodman) convinces Gus's daughter Mickey (Amy Adams) to put her skyrocketing law career on hold for a couple of days and accompany her aging father on his trip.
While both the baseball and relationship elements are as well-worn as an old little league glove, the latter benefits from some fine performances. Say what you will about the real-life Eastwood, but the 82-year-old still commands the screen even as a grizzled old codger. And while the screenplay muddies up the father-daughter relationship with Adams by plopping some half-cooked backstory near the end of the film, both she and Eastwood deliver solid base hits. Also, despite a groaner of an introduction, Justin Timberlake's friendly rival scout and romantic interest lays another sturdy brick in the wall separating his acting career from his boy-band career.
Directed by long-time Eastwood producer Robert Lorenz, "Trouble With The Curve" plays like the anti-"Moneyball" when it comes to how the game is managed and played. The sentimentality and tradition of baseball are held in the highest regard, while anyone who knows their way around a laptop or smartphone or online stat sheet is treated like a clueless so-and-so who oughta stop futzing around with those damn gizmos and get out there in the real world, God damn it.
The Muppets
November 27, 2011 by Kiko Martinez
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Starring: Jason Segel, Amy Adams, Chris Cooper
Directed by: James Bobin (TV's "The Flight of the Conchords")
Written by: Jason Segel ("Forgetting Sarah Marshal") and Nicholas Stoller ("Get Him to the Greek")
If watching actor/writer Jason Segel reluctantly trying to impress Mila Kunis by performing a song from his Dracula puppet rock opera in the 2008 comedy "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" made you wish all love was as eternal as a vampire's, then you must've also been as intrigued as I was when news that Segel and Sarah Marshall director Nicholas Stoller would continue playing puppet show by penning the script for a reboot to the famed Muppet film franchise.
After 12 years without a theatrical release (their last was the second-rate, Gonzo-centric "Muppets from Space" in 1999), there would finally be what the studio was calling a fresh take on the beloved cast of characters who first appeared as a group on "The Muppet Show" in the mid '70s. If by "fresh" they meant "The Muppets" would feel like it was plucked from the days when Bob Hope and Milton Berle would cameo, then, yes, a lifelong Muppets fan like Segel should be proud of sticking to tradition despite original muppeteers like Frank Oz opining about the script's lack of respect for the characters.
For people like myself, however, who grew up watching reruns of "The Muppet Show" in syndicate and trusted Segel and Stoller wouldn't harp on homage so much and be brave enough to take some creative license, "The Muppets" is in many ways both a charming return to form and a surprising letdown. Sure, Judd Apatow humor, while usually clever, might be considered much too mean-spirited for the wholesomeness of Kermit the Frog and Fozzie Bear. But the new version is so far from modern that even Statler and Waldorf would deem parts of it all dried up.
Still, playing the nostalgia card is welcomed. We get a glimpse of the Muppets' past at the beginning of the movie when we're introduced to Walter, the Muppets' No. 1 fan (and a Muppet himself) who grew up collecting their memorabilia and watching the old TV show with his human brother Gary (Segel). When Gary and his girlfriend Mary (Amy Adams in an equally chipper role as "Enchanted") invite Walter to tag along on their anniversary trip toLos Angeles, he jumps at the chance to go so he can visit the famous Muppet Theater. Now abandoned, the theater has caught the attention of wealthy oil tycoon Tex Richman (Chris Cooper), who wants to buy the building and bulldoze it so he can drill for the sweet crude underneath. The only way to save the theater: raise $10 million in two days by reuniting the now estranged Muppets for one last extravaganza show and telethon.
It sounds easier said than done, which makes Segel and Stoller's decision to give Kermit, Gary, Mary, and Walter only 48 hours to track down all the Muppets, rehearse, and find a celebrity to host the event and TV network to air it, all the more ridiculously impossible. To help with the time constraints, the writing duo incorporate a few meta techniques to cheat their way through the narrative such as admitting to the audience that a musical montage would be used to skim happily through the Muppet hunt (or making sure said audience remembers they're watching a movie). None of it comes off as clever as it probably did on paper, but Segel and Stoller stick with it nevertheless. Even the save-the-theater storyline itself didn't rely on much thought. Whether it's saving an orphanage in "The Blues Brothers" or a community recreation center in "Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo," or — get this — the Muppet Theater in 2002's "It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie," originality isn't a key element in the screenplay. Segel and Stoller would've had better luck coming up with something imaginative by filling in the blanks of a Muppet MadLibs.
Instead, "The Muppets" goes for quick and easy jokes like outdated references to "Dirty Dancing," "Scarface," and Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit." Even more contemporary gags like chickens clucking to Cee Lo Green's always-edited single "F*ck You!" will be overshadowed by the disappointment lingering after you realize another 12 years from now, the biggest cameos in this newest version (Jim Parsons, really?) will be just as memorable as Rob Schneider and Andie MacDowell's in the last.
Leap Year
January 8, 2010 by Kiko Martinez
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Starring: Amy Adams, Matthew Goode, Adam Scott
Directed by: Anand Tucker ("Shopgirl")
Written by: Deborah Kaplan ("Made of Honor") and Harry Elfont ("Made of Honor")
It might have been forgivable for a movie called "Leap Year" to be released during a non-Leap Year, but when screenwriters Deborah Kaplan and Harry Elfont put their heads together things usually get far too ugly and aggravating to let anything slip by.
Whether we're talking about a musical comedy like "Josie and the Pussycats," a family comedy like "Surviving Christmas," or a romantic comedy like "Made of Honor," there's little Kaplan and Elfont have done in the last decade to prove they actually know how to write something with even a hint of humor. Instead, the writing duo falls back into the safety of their grab bag of clichés and scoops out a few to get them through the day.
While "Leap Year" isn't as dreadful as the aforementioned films, it doesn't mean Kaplan and Elfont are getting any better. They manage to take someone as adorable and talented as two-time Oscar nominee Amy Adams ("Doubt") and wedge her into some middlebrow comedy that really is not befitting for her.
In the film she plays Anna, an upbeat apartment stager who decides that if her cardiologist boyfriend Jeremy (Adam Scott) is not going to propose to her after four years, she's going to take it upon herself to pop the question. Anna has just learned that it's supposedly a romantic Irish tradition for the woman to propose to the man on Leap Day, Feb. 29. As luck would have it, Jeremy is in Ireland on business. How very serendipitous!
After one diverted plane ride to Wales, Anna is stranded in the English countryside where her only chance to make it to Dublin to see her boyfriend is to hitch a ride with Declan (Matthew Goode), a cheeky local pub owner who could use the fare. Oh, he's also charming and attractive and has the ability to sweep American women off their feet, go figure.
Of course, the drive to Ireland isn't that simple. Kaplan and Elfont give us a few sitcom-worthy obstacles the predictable couple has to overcome if they want to get to their final destination on time. From flooded cars to missed trains to – gasp – renting a room with only one bed, romantic comedies can't get any more formulaic and stereotypical than this.
The conventional story includes the idea that tossing a city girl into the great outdoors and waiting for something hilarious to occur is just about the greatest thing anyone has ever come up with since, well, last year when Renée Zellweger traveled to Minnesota in "New in Town;" Sandra Bullock trekked through the snows of Alaska in "The Proposal;" and Sarah Jessica Parker ran through the wilderness of Wyoming in "Did You Hear About the Morgans?" Why screenwriters find these terrible fish-out-of-water tales so appealing is beyond comprehension.
While Anna and Declan frolic through the pretty scenery, director Anand Tucker ("Shopgirl") doesn't do much to build on the thin material. How do they become so infatuated with each other in the span of two days when half of their time together is spent fighting? Why is Jeremy made out to be a horrible boyfriend when he's really done nothing to justify Anna forgetting the last four year of their relationship and reinventing her life on a whim?
It all makes little sense in "Leap Year," an unrealistic and over-calculated mishap that won't have legs past January.
Julie & Julia
August 6, 2009 by Kiko Martinez
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Starring: Meryl Streep, Amy Adams, Stanley Tucci
Directed by: Nora Ephron ("Sleepless in Seattle")
Written by: Nora Ephron ("Sleepless in Seattle")
Whether you're a glutton or a light eater, it would be difficult not to enjoy what director Nora Ephron ("Sleepless in Seattle") serves up in her double-biopic "Julia & Julia." The film, which stars two-time Academy Award winner Meryl Streep and two-time Academy Award nominee Amy Adams, is as tasty as a French Quiche Lorraine. Who says real men don't eat it?
In half of the film, Streep plays American chef and French cuisine mastermind Julia Child before she actually knew how to even make an omelet. We watch Streep embody Child while living in Paris in the 40s and 50s and trying to find something to do to keep her busy while her husband (Stanley Tucci) attends to his work as a foreign diplomat.
With a love of French food, Child decides to take French cooking lessons at the culinary arts school Le Cordon Bleu after hobbies like hat making and playing bridge don't fulfill her needs. There she finds the joy of cooking and proves to her all-male class that a woman has just as much right to run a professional kitchen as a man.
Working in harmony with Child's biography is the story of Julie Powell (Adams), an insurance claims representative who wants more out of life than her monotonous nine to five job. A fan of Child, she, too, has a fascination for food, but doesn't realize what a fantastic cook she actually is until she challenges herself to a "deranged assignment."
The goal: to cook all 524 recipes in Child's first book, "Mastering the Art of French Cooking," which we also see Child undertake in her portion of the film. Not only will Julie cook boeuf bourguignon and bouillabaisse, she will also update an online blog about her experiences while performing such a demanding feat.
While Julia's story is much more enjoyable to the cinematic pallet than her counterpart Julie's sometimes irritable journey, the parallels between these women's lives are sincere offerings from Ephron. Streep once again proves why she is arguably the best actress of her generation, while Adams' starry-eyed disposition makes her a perfect choice for Julie. If you can get past her meltdowns and focus on the melting butter in a saucepan instead, "Julie & Julia" is as delicate and satisfying as the caramelized sugar covering of a crème brulee.
Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian
May 26, 2009 by Kiko Martinez
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Starring: Ben Stiller, Amy Adams, Owen Wilson
Directed by: Shawn Levy ("Night at the Museum")
Written by: Robert Ben Garant ("Balls of Fury") and Thomas Lennon ("Herbie Fully Loaded")
The entire original cast might be back for a second helping, but rehashing the same old jokes from the first outing is a bit overzealous even for Ben Stiller and his myriad of fictional characters in "Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian."
In the sequel, Stiller returns as Larry Daley, this time a former museum night watchman who has become a successful CEO of a company that produces a glow-in-the-dark flashlight. When Larry returns to the Museum of Natural History to say a quick hello, however, he learns that all the exhibits that came to life during his first adventure (and ultimately became his friends) are begin replaced with interactive displays and getting shipped off to the Smithsonian Museum for storage.
He also discovers the magic tablet that transforms the exhibits into living, breathing creatures is being pursued by the evil Egyptian pharaoh Kahmunrah played by Hank Azaria ("Along Came Polly") and his henchmen, which include Ivan the Terrible (Christopher Guest), Napoleon Bonaparte (Alain Chabat), and Al Capone (Jon Bernthal). New to the fray is also Amelia Earhart (Amy Adams) who sticks with Larry during most of the battle and participates in the most interesting scenes of the movie when the two figure out how to jump in and out of famous works of art.
Any clever ideas, however, are easily diluted by lots of bad one-liners, obvious jokes (Yes, Napoleon Bonaparte was short, get over it), and tedious slapstick, which will only appease the youngest viewers. While there are slight highlights like Bill Heder as Gen. Custard, the humor is sketchy at best and gets it wrong most of the time.
Sunshine Cleaning
March 24, 2009 by Kiko Martinez
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Starring: Amy Adams, Emily Blunt, Alan Arkin
Directed by: Christine Jeffs ("Sylvia")
Written by: Megan Holley (debut)
It's no surprise first-time screenwriter Megan Holley fashioned the script for her dark comedy "Sunshine Cleaning" from a report on National Public Radio. It's just the type of mildly off-beat story one would expect to hear on a show like "All Things Considered": Two female friends from Seattle start a crime-scene clean-up company.
The inspiration itself might have easily ruined a feature film — characters written with sensitivity and humor usually don't ride tragedy's coattails — but Holley and director Christine Jeffs ("Sylvia") are able to detail the job's unpleasantness with fake blood and synthetic brain chunks while still managing to create sympathetic characters and a strangely intimate world.
Relocating the women to Albuquerque, New Mexico, and rewriting the female duo as sisters, "Sunshine Cleaning" follows Rose Lorkowski (two-time Academy Award nominee Adams), a 30-something single mother who's making ends meet as a cleaning lady. Once the popular head cheerleader in high school, Rose relives her glory days through an ongoing affair with married ex-boyfriend Mac (Zahn), who now works as a police officer.
Rose decides she needs a career change after she ends up cleaning the house of a former classmate. She's also desperate to make extra money to send her eccentric son to a private school because his principal wants her to medicate the boy for his harmless, albeit peculiar, classroom antics (most recently, licking everything he can put his tongue to).
Taking advice from Mac, Rose begins mopping up the blood, and she recruits her burned-out sister Norah (Blunt), who has emotional problems stemming from (minor spoiler alert) their mother's suicide when they were kids. Why these two would ever decide to start a company where suicide cleanup is part of the job is beyond comprehension, but the lazy parallel does most of the screenwriter's heavy lifting, and the gals are fairly good at what they do, despite their initial naiveté concerning biohazard-disposal regulations.
Luckily, they receive a crash course in decomp (Tip Number One: You can't just throw a blood-soaked mattress in a Dumpster) from Winston (Collins), a one-armed model-builder who owns a cleaning-supplies store.
Rose and Norah become haz-mat-suited cleaning women with support from their father (Academy Award winner Alan Arkin, who basically rehashes his grandfatherly role from "Little Miss Sunshine" minus the cocaine), and attempt to scrub away death's aftermath. In one subplot, Norah searches out a woman named Lynn (Mary Lynn Rajskub of "24"), a suicide's daughter whose photo Norah discovers while cleaning up the mess left behind.
It's these small strokes of sincerity — away from the yellow police tape, decontamination suits, and a few standard pseudo-indie-film clichés — that make "Sunshine Cleaning" a bittersweet, honest, and well-acted gem.
December 15, 2008 by Kiko Martinez
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Starring: Meryl Streep, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Amy Adams
Directed by: John Patrick Shanley ("Joe Versus the Volcano")
Written by: John Patrick Shanley ("Alive")
Watching two acting heavyweights like Academy-Award winners Meryl Streep and Philip Seymour Hoffman go head-to-head with material written for the stage can be seriously nerve-wracking. It's simply impossible to grip onto each word they hiss at each other or catch every glance glared back and forth between them. There are moments in "Doubt" where – as cliché as it sounds – I didn't want to blink.
It's different when you use that sentiment with a film like "Doubt," though. While most people would say they couldn't tear their eyes away from the screen during a multimillion-dollar special effect, there are no bells and whistles in John Patrick Shanely's opus. All it is is raw emotion and talent. It's an actor's showcase.
Meryl Streep plays Sister Aloysius Beauvier, the principal of a Catholic school in the Bronx in 1964, who accuses one of the priests, Father Brendan Flynn (Philip Seymour Hoffman), of committing an impious act with a shy black student without any real concrete evidence. Sister Aloysius is an intimidating figure and feels if there is anyone that can get the truth out of Father Flynn, it would be her.
Amy Adams ("Junebug") plays Sister James, an idealist nun who first takes suspicion to Father Flynn's behavior toward the student before reporting it to Sister Aloysius. Her nature is not to be untrustworthy, but with Sister Aloysius certainty about what she thinks she knows, there is very little that can be said to change her mind. It's actress Viola Davis ("Solaris") who comes the closest to cutting Streep's Aloysius down to size. She, along with Streep and Hoffman, are shoe-ins for Oscar nominations. (Adams isn't far behind either).
In "Doubt," Shanely has created a cinematic paradox. As each of these characters slice each other down, they all reveal their own moral shortcomings. It's shocking how well a story like this also divulges what kind of thinkers we are. Do we think on impulse and what we know to be true in our own heart or is there always doubt without specific proof? "Doubt" won't give you the answers you're looking for, but you'll be replaying the scenarios through your head long after the curtain falls.


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I think I've mentioned before that I'm studying for my MA, but I'm not sure I've told you the classes go from 6-9 in the evening. Now, I don't usually mind having class at night, as long as it's interesting (which these generally are, unlike my night Spanish class at undergrad– GAH), but my stomach does get a bit cranky about the disruption of my usual mealtime. Aaaaand one of the ways I tend to stay focused on important things like writing essays and discussing literature is to mindlessly eat anything in front of me.
Which is fine as long as what's in front of me isn't candy, soda, and bacon- or prawn-flavored 'crisps' (yes, they exist, and no, they're unfortunately not as disgusting as they sound). Which, of course, is exactly what's on offer when the cafe is closed (after 6:30pm).
So last week I went on a hunt for a packable snack that wouldn't make me feel like a hideous glutton for three hours, twice a week (have I mentioned my book is about weight loss? HA), and I decided to try my hand at homemade granola bars. The packaged ones are generally a bit sweet for my taste, not to mention too crinkly to fiddle around with while someone is talking.
I found a few recipes, wrote down some basic guidelines, and bought some fancy dried berries, and then on Wednesday I got to work. Well, I say 'work', but in fact these were so fast and easy to make that I didn't even have a chance to snap a photo before they were on the baking sheet!
And once they were in the oven, I had just about enough time to read a chapter of Obama's first book (for class, but should be required reading for all proud ex-pats) before they were wafting delicious oaty breezes through the flat. Soon enough, they were ready:
Then all that remained was to let them cool and slice em up:
Okay, they're not particularly photogenic, but they are quite tasty. And I think maybe if I'd been a little more serious about this particular project, and actually bought wheat germ, they might have been a little crunchier. But I'll never buy wheat germ. Because that's dumb when you live somewhere with limited kitchen space. Unless there's a really wacky, adorable project that I just can't resist that involves wheat germ... Well I'll not say 'never,' but I won't cross that bridge until I come to it. For now, I think I'll just plan to use less flour and more oats next time for a less cakey texture.
In the meantime, though, just look how cute my little packaged snacks are!
All set for class! Now if only I could actually write some of that infernal book...
Granola Bars:
Preheat oven to 350F (175C).
Throw together:
2 cups oats
1 cup flour
1/2 cup brown sugar
1 cup dried fruit (I used mixed berries, but raisins or cherries or apricots or pretty much anything would work here)
1/2 cup wheat germ (I didn't have it and couldn't be bothered to get it, so I threw in some wholemeal bread flour and some flaked almonds, and my bars turned out great, if a bit dense)
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 cup chopped walnuts (or any other nut you're in the mood for)
Blend, then add to dry mixture:
1/2 cup vegetable oil
1/2 cup honey
1 egg
2 teaspoons vanilla
Press the mixture into a lined (foil works well, as would parchment I'm sure) 9x13 pan.* Bake in preheated oven for 25-30 minutes, until the edges are golden brown. Let the bars cool completely before cutting them.
Wrap individual bars in cling film for a grab-and-go snack! Apparently they also freeze well, but I doubt I'll get a chance to test that theory, at the rate I'm devouring them. They're still healthy if you eat 13 in a day, right?
*One of the things I like best about this recipe is that you don't really have to have the exact right pan. As you can see from the photos, I used a large sheet pan that was too big for the bars, but because the dough (batter? gloop?) holds its shape so well, I just basically shaped it into a rectangle and cooked it that way. The edges got a bit brown, but I like the crunchier bits so that didn't bother me. Alternatively, if you prefer a thicker bar, just use a smaller pan and cook a little longer. This recipe is all about experimentation!


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Man accused of beating gas station clerks with bat charged
The man accused of beating two gas station clerks with their own bats has been charged.
The criminal complaint said the violent confrontation at 49th Street and Lisbon Avenue started when the suspect tried to steal some Airheads candy.
A customer recorded video of the fight Saturday night. Milwaukee police said the confrontation started when the convenience store clerks, Rajpal Singh and Vishal Vishal, accused Dominick Smith of shoplifting.
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The suspect told detectives "He threw the candy on the floor and left the store."
The video shows the suspect arguing with the store workers. The men then grabbed baseball bats and headed outside, but the suspect took away one of the bats and beat the Singh and Vishal.
The criminal complaint says, "Singh fell to the ground and was unconscious for a few seconds. He suffered what the medical staff told him was a skull fracture and also suffered a head wound that required two stitches to close."
Vishal "suffered a head wound requiring 15 stitches to close the back of his head and four stitches to close another head wound."
Smith is charged with felony second-degree recklessly endangering safety.
WISN 12 News reporter Terry Sater exchanged messages with the woman who posted the video online and she said she doesn't understand how things turned so violent over some bags of candy.
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We launched episode 4 of the Helen Fitzgerald's nightclub campaign today. The results of our first 3 week's promotion are looking great with 4000 views!
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Anyone who has a definite direction in his human life – he is a noble person. Therefore, you must be so clear and so definite about the direction of your life. You must have a clear view. This will settle so many of your problems. Then you will become noble.
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The Seven Day Challenge is our way of celebrating National Emergency Preparedness Month in September. Over the years we have done things a little differently each time. However the main concept has always been the same. The challenge is made up of practicing and analyzing your preparedness skills and storage for 7 days as we work through different mock emergency situations as a group.
The 2019 7 Day Challenge is officially over, but you can still sign up to join us next year! Register below and you will get emailed as next year's challenge is about to begin.
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Who is responsible for providing association documents?
We hear a lot of complaints about the cost and overall difficulty in obtaining association documents when a property is being purchased. While many think that obtaining the association documents is a responsibility of the title insurance company, the seller is actually obligated by the Contract to Buy and Sell to provide the documents to the buyer. The contract further requires that the documents be provided at the seller's expense and if the documents are provided after the Association Documents Deadline, the buyer has a right to terminate.
If there is a community association manager involved, the community association manager or management company is required by rule to disclose in writing, and at no charge, all fees and charges that the community association manager or management company will charge in connection with the sale, transfer and closing of the property. This disclosure is required to be made within three (3) business days after requested by an owner in a common interest community, or a buyer or seller who is under contract, or their respective agent.
If there are concerns about getting the association documents within the deadlines established in the Contract to Buy and Sell, the seller may want to consider obtaining the documents at the time of listing the property for sale.
Are brokers required to keep a copy of the earnest money check?
If a broker is instructed in writing by the parties to the contract to deliver the earnest money deposit to a third party or entity (e.g. a title insurance company), the broker is required to retain a copy of the earnest money check, note or other thing of value, including any endorsement, in the office transaction file. The broker is also required to obtain a signed and dated receipt from the third party or entity to whom the broker delivered the earnest money deposit. These are requirements of Commission Rule E-1(n)(1). The Commission will be considering revisions to this rule later this year, so this requirement may change.
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While there are no regulations that require a real estate broker or appraiser to join a multiple listing service, you are expected to know the markets in which you are performing licensed duties. We refer to this as geographic competency. If a broker takes a listing and indicates in the listing contract that the property will be marketed in one or more MLS databases, then the broker is expected to have necessary access to the databases to market the property. If a broker is seeking to assist with the purchase or lease of a property in a specific market and the broker doesn't have access to the MLS or other property data exchange, the broker will need to either obtain access to the local property database or MLS, or seek out someone in the area that can assist them with market data. The same holds true for an appraiser who performs a real property appraisal. Additionally, if the appraiser relies on assistance from another market participant familiar with the geographic location, the appraiser may need to acknowledge the assistance provided in the certification.
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Dark Horse have announced a brand new Summer release featuring an occult college in a team up between multi Eisner Award winner Evan Dorkin (Beasts of Burden, Milk and Cheese, Dork) and artist Veronica Fish (Archie, Slam!, Spider-Gwen).
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Blackwood College is far from your average university. Instead of meeting your general education requirements and rushing Kappa Kappa Whatever, you'll instead find yourself trained in the occult and dealing with an undead dean's curse, a mischievous two-headed mummy-chimp, and a plague of mutant insects. At least, that's what happens when four teens with haunted pasts enroll at Blackwood to enhance their supernatural abilities. On top of the pressures of college life, they discover an ancient evil that forces them to undergo a crash course in the occult for the sake of the world!
The first issue of Blackwood features a variant cover by Becky Cloonan with subsequent variant covers by Tyler Crook, Declan Shalvey, and Jordie Bellaire.
Blackwood #1 (of four) goes on sale May 30, 2018, and is available for pre-order at your local comic shop.
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Oscar Cross (1906 - 1999) was a civic leader from Paducah, Kentucky. In 1949, he became the founder of the Boys Club of Paducah, and served as director for fifty years. The Paducah Boys Club was dedicated to Cross in 1980 and renamed the Oscar Cross Boys Club of Paducah in his honor. His leadership formed the first interracial board of directors of the Boys Club of Paducah, later ending in the integration of blacks into all Boys Clubs in the U.S. Prior to his Boys Club involvement, he was the first black to serve as a juvenile officer in McCracken County, Kentucky. He received the Kentucky Education Association's Lucy Harth Smith - Atwood S. Wilson Award for Civil and Human Rights in Education in 1987. He was the 1993 recipient of the Boys and Girls Club Herman 8. Prescott Award for Individuals who made significant contributions in the area of equality for minorities and women. His numerous other awards include a 1975 Certificate of Merit from the local Chamber of Commerce; the 1978 National Bronze Keystone Award from the Boys Clubs of America; the 1982 Paducah Community Service Award; and a 1983 Certificate of Merit from the Kentucky Conference of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).
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MIRI: The Miri City Council (MCC) will look at all avenues to further explore the tourism potentials in the Resort City.
Miri mayor Adam Yii said in order to make Miri a place worth visiting, local tourism operators need to further explore the tourism potentials in the city and to make existing tourism products more appealing to the visitors particularly foreign tourists.
"We need to intensify the existing tourism promotion in the city. We want to make Miri not only as the northern gateway to Sarawak but a city for tourism activities," he stated while commending the MCC's brochure sub-committee's Miri City Tour recently.
A total of 30 people including the mayor, councillors, representatives from Sarawak Tourism Board (STB) and local tourism operators as well as the council officers joined the half day tour to places of interest in the city.
They visited the places which have been packaged in the city tour brochure such as oldest Tua Pek Kong Temple, Miri Marina Commercial Centre, Tamu Muhhibah, Luak Esplanade, Kuala Baram Wetland and Miri Crocodile Farm.
Yii gave his thumb-up to the visit which enabled the officials to experience the problems or obtain feedbacks on the tourism spots.
The issues highlighted by the local tourism operators among others were that the tourist busses having to park illegally as there were no bus parking lots for them in Miri and the access road to Canada Hill too narrow for buses to traverse.
The local tour operators also wanted the council to give more attention on the cleanliness along the Luak Esplanade by providing more rubbish bins in the area.
Yii in his reply said the council would act on the issues and work with the local tour operators to improve the existing tourism package in the city.
He said tourist buses can park at the Miri City Bus Station for the tourists to visit places of interest in the surrounding area. The council would also assist in constructing a parking bay for tourist busses at the Kuala Baram Wetland.


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Codespring at #MWC2017: Elemental.
It is the 5th time in a row, that our delegates represent Codespring at the largest mobile event in the world: Mobile World Congress 2017 (#MWC2017). In our understanding, attending #MWC is elemental for mobile developers. It is the one of the few shots when we get to connect with peer international mobile development teams and discuss about technology trends with researchers, experts and technology development leaders.
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There are 604.91 miles from Danville to Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) in northeast direction and 730 miles (1,174.82 kilometers) by car, following the I-64 E route.
Danville and EWR Airport are 11 hours 41 mins far apart, if you drive non-stop .
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Artistic ways to recycle!
Hi everyone! - I've really been pondering this recycle kick and here are a few of my thoughts....
The painting above is a treasure that I found in a NYC thrift store! Painted by Charles Cobelle in the 1950's it is a very large watercolor on paper. Later I found out it is a valuable piece that is not without mystery. The mystery is surrounding his signature (he signed it Cadelle) and it has stumped even the artist's son and daughter with whom I have been in contact with. After careful consideration they have assured me that it is one of their father's paintings even with the funky signature. I wonder why he signed it Cadelle instead of Cobelle? Such a mystery!! I have become a huge fan of this man's work and look forward to the day when I can add another to my collection. To see more paintings (or to purchase one!) by this once prolific artist, check out the website that his kids have set up in his honor: www.charlescobelle.com
Thrifting is one of the ultimate ways to start recycling. And amazing things await you if you have the patience to seek out treasure from other people's trash. For example, why would someone give a painting like the one above away? I can't imagine, don't these people watch Antique Roadshow for goodness sakes? But it does still happen and the rest of us are happy for the mis-givings of a few unfortunate souls.
* Magazines are a business expense for me, many images end up in my reference files. After I have everything I want for my files, I reserve some of the magazine pages as gift wrap. I'll look for interesting or brightly colored pages that will make a zippy gift wrap for CD's, DVD's and small books. Add a rafia ribbon and at least I've saved a tree or two! Once I've finished with the magazine what's left of it is donated to the local art school for students to find type-set, colors, design ideas for projects.
* For fashionistas, re-constructing used and vintage clothing is another great way to recycle. Do you remember our mothers changing the hem on our skirts as the styles changed?! We live in such a throw away world right now, most people won't even sew on a button or mend a hole! I predict that sewing will have a "come-back" and that there will be a "new" market for the work of creative souls who are involved with the re-construction fashion industry.
* Artist or not, we all have to switch to reusable cloth shopping bags or we'll find we're "not in Kansas anymore". I'm proud of my old narly straw bag with it's sturdy leather handles, I take it to the farmer's market every summer. And I have recently made the switch to cloth grocery bags. We also need to remember NOT to use the plastic bags for our fruits and vegies in the produce section. When I get my strawberries home, I coddle and cover them in a bowl lined with a white linen napkin. They stay fresher longer and taste better too!
* Speaking of linen or cloth napkins, sure beats all the trees that it takes to supply us with so many paper napkins. I'm seriously going to make the switch. And what about all those plastic forks and spoon for take out meals?! I'm going to start keeping a clean fork and spoon in my purse to use instead.
Make it a beautiful day!
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Pretty sure these things are illegal in at least a half dozen blue states. Just had to knock those pictures of me down to the second post.
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Remember yesterday when I told you about the wonderful news from William and Mary? (The college, not my friends...) Well, it got me thinking about technology, and how BIG news is delivered these days. Certainly, the post from Audrey's dad yesterday morning helped to fuel my musing, and he generously agreed to my using it here in this blog:
Today, I'm traveling to see clients in York and allowed myself a little extra time to sleep. It's normally pretty quiet in the house as the girls go through the morning routine.
Today, it wasn't. I heard giddy voices. Sing song speech that sounded packed full of joy.
I had my suspicions, but I hated to hope too much, but…I was right!
Audrey got the news….The College of William and Mary would like to "welcome her to the Tribe!"
What a journey it's been for this young lady. We're so happy for her!
Today, it wasn't. I heard giddy voices. Sing song speech that sounded packed full of joy.
I had my suspicions, but I hated to hope too much, but…I was right!
Audrey got the news….The College of William and Mary would like to "welcome her to the Tribe!"
What a journey it's been for this young lady. We're so happy for her!
When I was a kid...
I vividly remember receiving my first acceptance to college. I was the first one home after school, and got the mail. There was a FAT envelope. While today the best and the brightest are finding out about prestigious college acceptances via email long before the "official" envelopes are mailed, back in the day a FAT envelope almost didn't need to be opened; everybody knew that the news inside was wonderful. I remember jumping around, with absolutely no one to tell. Cellphones weren't invented yet; heck, we didn't even have cordless phones.
Oh, and before you make some joke about picking up the phone to tell someone else on the party line, I AM NOT THAT OLD.
But I did pick up the phone, and called my Relative. The capitalization of the word is intentional, as my mother's sister has been my Relative ever since I turned 16 and she decided that she was too young to be an aunt to someone old enough to drive. She answered, probably while canning blueberry jam with little people in her kitchen looking for after-school snacks after elementary school, yet took the time to be super-excited for me, and celebrate my news as if I'd been elected to a role of extreme importance. Thirty-five years later, I can still envision that phone conversation, and am so very grateful that Nancy picked up the phone.
A couple of weeks ago, a student approached me with a printout of an email from Williams College. (Ranked #1 in the COUNTRY.) It was an advance email, announcing her acceptance PRIOR to their official mailings, and encouraging her to commit to them because they clearly want her to be part of their freshman class next year. My first reaction was tears for this amazing young lady and her accomplishments, followed by, probably, more hugs than she really ever expected as a result of a printed email. I was pretty astounded that there is a "pre-acceptance" notification like that, but figured that after Carnegie Mellon and Fordham's erroneous acceptance emails, colleges are being very careful.
Certainly there is still something wonderful about the official, hold-it-in-your-hands-and-wave-it-in-the-air FAT envelope. It's fascinating to me that the electronic "speed of acceptance" these days is still bringing giggles and joy shared with relatives. For Audrey, it was an early-morning announcement, shared first with her sister.
For her parents, hearing giddy voices through the wall, well, it's the secondary telling, and so on, and so on.
Technology is connecting us in strange and wonderful ways, and the nucleus of the college experience is excitement shared with family, teachers and friends. It's hard to imagine how the news will be delivered in another 35 years, yet we can rest assured, knowing that there will be giggling, hugs, and tears, as the class of 2054 is notified of the placement for the next phase of their lives.


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Orange is The New Black Star Charged With Assault
Dascha Polanco, who plays Dayanara Diaz in Orange is the News Black, has been charged with assault.
Polanco is facing assault charges because she is accused of punching and scratching a teenage girl. She was arraigned in Manhattan Criminal Court for attacking 17-year-old Michelle Cardona.
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I have a dilemma. Having moved back to my home city, but having kept a job in the city I lived in with my ex, I work remotely but will be travelling back there a couple of times a month.
When I left, in the end, the main thing that broke my heart (or maybe the main thing I haven't yet worked out how to deal with) was leaving our kittens. We got them when I moved there and I was their main care giver from when they were tiny; I played with them, fed them, cleared (a lot!) of their poo 🙂 – I adored them. And crucially they were companions for me at a time when I so needed it – largely alone in a new city, new house, newly jobless, living with a partner for the first time and trying to negotiate a complicated & failing relationship. So I became more attached to them than perhaps I otherwise would have. And cruelly due to my relationship breakdown I had to abandon them suddenly, from one moment to the next. I write this with a huge lump in my throat – Im not sure it will be a long post.
The main thing I need help working out is whether to go and see them. The way I managed to deal with having to leave them was to, basically, pretend they don't exist. Maybe not that healthy but it was survival on my part at a really difficult time in my life. I haven't been able to even look at my pictures of them for months. Though recently I did see pictures of them and it was kind of OK – and that made me wonder if I would be OK seeing them now hence contemplating doing it soon.
Part of me feels it would help to see them – that it would help me deal with this sadness at the loss of them that doesn't seem to shift at all (unlike the sadness for the loss of my relationship which I have been actively grieving for).
A friend recently said to me (he had to do something similar a few years back) 'You feel guilty for abandoning them but you need to go and see that they are OK without you'. I wonder if he is right – that this unshifting sadness is somehow trapped by guilt and that seeing them I would realise its OK, that they are OK and that I could let the sadness go (even if just a bit).
My worry is it would be too much for me, and also I feel weird about breaking down in front of my ex in the place where, well, it all kind of went wrong – far away from what is now my safe place in London. This is quite a likely scenario as not only would I be seeing the cats for the first time since I left them (ouch, ouch, ouch), but I would be going back to the house we shared together (his house). Though I was never particularly attached to the house so maybe that would be OK.
Any advice or thoughts on this, very much appreciated. Thanks.
P.S Its too much for me to actually post a picture of them just yet, they are beautiful and adorable – I chose some other lovely cats to represent them here instead for the time being.
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