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Sir Peter Blake RA is an English artist often referred to as the Godfather of British Pop Art, best known for his limited edition prints and the design of the sleeve for The Beatles' album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Born in Dartford, Kent, Peter Blake studied at Gravesend School of Art before being accepted into the prestigious Royal College of Art in London. Peter Blake became a Royal Academician in 1981, a CBE in 1983 and in 2002 Peter Blake received a knighthood for his services to art. Retrospectives of Blake's work were held at the Tate in 1983 and Tate Liverpool in 2008.
He graduated in 1956, received a Leverhulme Research Award to study popular art, and travelled extensively, drawing inspiration as he roamed. Sir Peter Blake's fondness for popular culture can be clearly seen in much of his eclectic collages and silk screen prints, which include images of icons including Marilyn Monroe and Mona Lisa.
Since his emergence in the early 1960s as a key member of the burgeoning Pop Art movement, Peter Blake has been considered one of the best-known British artists of his generation. His 1961 Self Portrait with Badges, where he stands in his denim jeans and jacket, wearing Converse trainers and holding an Elvis album, is one of the iconic images of the time and is now in the Tate collection, but Peter Blake's reputation from the outset, reflecting his broad art education, was based on working across media. He has produced collage, sculpture, engraving and printmaking, as well as commercial art in the form of graphics and, notably, album covers.
Peter Blake is never particularly critical of the cultural iconography he plays with, just amused. Perhaps his best known work is the album cover for The Beatles' Sergeant Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band. This strange, colourful huddle of people exemplifies Blake's style: among Beatles dressed in psychedelic uniform are Marilyn Monroe, Charlie Chaplin, and a child wearing a Rolling Stones t-shirt. Of all the various forms of Pop Art, Blake's is the most affirmative, his humour the most sincere.
Peter Blake creates collages that are undoubtedly odd but never jarring or disruptive. His taste for cut-and-paste techniques does not, like most Dada art, culminate in black humour; Blake is nothing if not light. He opposes nothing and negates nothing but instead basks in the icons of popular culture. His prints indulge the utmost veneration for Marilyn Monroe, James Dean, The Beatles and Elvis. If Warhol's aim was to render culturally salient images meaningless, Peter Blake puts his heroes on a pedestal, paying homage to them with neither irony nor ambiguity.
At Opus Fine Art, the home of Contemporary art, buy original artworks and signed limited edition prints by Sir Peter Blake.
Sir Peter Blake and Friends celebrates Blake's print oeuvre, with over 45 prints on show ranging from his 1991 Alphabet series through well-loved series such as Fag Packet and Replay, to the more recent Vichy, Paris and World Tour.
This is the first time we have had access to such exciting and sought-after print editions from one of Britain's best-loved artists, and presents a rare opportunity to view and buy these in a gallery environment.
Alongside we will be showing classic prints from Sir Peter Blake's fellow Royal Academicians John Hoyland and Barbara Rae, plus new work from his friends and contemporaries Brad Faine, Bruce McLean and Patrick Hughes.
This exhibition is open to the public, by appointment only, from 13 May to 24 June at Opus Fine Art, Milburn House, Dean Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 1NR.
Contact email@example.com to register your interest in this exhibition.
Opus Fine Art and Bupa Great North Run Culture are proud to announce that Sir Peter Blake will produce an exclusive portfolio of signed limited edition prints for In the Long Run for sale through Opus Fine Art.
As part of a collaboration between Opus Fine Art and Bupa Great North Run Culture, Peter Blake is producing a portfolio of 10 limited edition prints which will celebrate 30 years of the Great North Run as well as showcasing the international pedigree of the run and the heritage of running .
These unique images will be on display as part of In The Long Run: 30 Years of the Great North Run at the Great North Museum from 17 July – 17 October 2010. There will also be editions of the prints for sale exclusively through Opus Fine Art.
In the Long Run will explore the history of the Great North Run, its origins and growth, as well as raise awareness of its significant role in reflecting and shaping the region's cultural identity.
As well as the well known stories of elite runners, the exhibition will also explore the huge organisational effort behind the Bupa Great North Run, documenting the event's community spirit and creating a powerful piece of social history.
Alongside memorabilia and star objects, In The Long Run will present artwork from the archives of Bupa Great North Run Culture, with paintings, films, photographs and drawings. Artists whose work will feature in In the Long Run include Claire Leona Apps, Vicki Bennett, Suky Best, Ravi Deepres and Michael Baig-Clifford, Graham Dolphin, James Edwards, Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard, Julian Germain, and Jane and Louise Wilson.
Great North Museum: Hancock, Newcastle upon Tyne
Opus Fine Art will be exhibiting at this year's NewcastleGateshead Art Fair at The Sage, Gateshead, one of the UK's most iconic, modern buildings.
Visit us at stand C16, where we will be showcasing original works as well as prints from emerging artists including Chris Acheson, Kim Baker, Charlotte Bracegirdle, Mark Braithwaite, Hector de Gregorio, Piao GuangXie, Chris Kettle, Andrew McAttee, Josie McCoy, Sue Moffitt, Henrik Simonsen, Geraldine Swayne, Karl de Vroomen, Chen QuiChi and Shu Yong.
We will also be showing work from well established artists including Banksy, Damien Hirst, Bridget Riley, Jack Vettriano and Andy Warhol as well as our exclusive Great North Run print portfolio from Sir Peter Blake.
We have a limited number of complimentary invitations for the fair, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com if you would like to attend.
A group show featuring new work by Kim Baker, Charlotte Bracegirdle, Teresa Duck, Hector de Gregorio, Andrew McAttee, Josie McCoy, Sue Moffitt, Henrik Simonsen, Karl de Vroomen alongside signed, limited edition prints from Banksy, Sir Peter Blake, Salvador Dali, Damien Hirst and many more.
This group show opens on Friday, 27 August, and is available to view by appointment only, Monday to Friday, 10am - 5pm, until Friday, 24 September.
Polaroid Icons is a celebration of the instant photograph, and this new exhibition features unique signed images from artists and photographers including Nobuyoshi Araki, Sir Peter Blake, William Klein, Helmut Newton, Marc Quinn, Rankin, John Stoddart and John Swannell.
RSVP to email@example.com to join us at the exclusive private view of Polaroid Icons on Friday, 18 June from 6pm.
Opus Fine Art is proud to launch a collection of Polaroids by Godfather of British Pop Art Sir Peter Blake RA.
This is the first time Peter Blake has worked with Polaroid film, and Opus Fine Art is thrilled to be offering them exclusively, worldwide. Each Polaroid is completely unique, and is signed by Peter Blake and inscribed with his thoughts on the subject matter. The Polaroids, which have been taken at the artist's studio and home using an SLR680 camera, are available exclusively through Opus Fine Art.
This new collection continues the tradition of artists and photographers including Andy Warhol, Helmut Newton and Marc Quinn exploring Polaroids as a medium. Polaroids are, by their very nature, unique, and in this digital age stocks of Polaroid film are becoming increasingly limited.
Peter Blake is one of the best-known artists of the British Pop Art movement. He was made a Royal Academician in 1981 and received a knighthood in 2002. He is most famous for creating the artwork for The Beatles' Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Heart Club Band album cover.
A refreshingly edgy and exciting art fair bursts onto London's arts scene this October. Kounter Kulture, an Opus Fine Art production, offers a launch pad for new and established international talent.
Kounter Kulture is all about the art, the artists and a sense of discovery - bringing the essence of London's arts week back to its roots. For those reaching stalemate with the usual suspects at Frieze, the artistic offering at Kounter Kulture provides a welcome relief.
The free art fair, spread across 11,500 square feet of the Truman Brewery offers a variety of artists to fit all tastes, with areas dedicated to Urban Art, Contemporary, Recent Graduates, Chinese Contemporary and the very best from the print world.
Don Smith of Opus Art said, "The core art fairs such as Frieze and Zoo seem to have moved their focus away from the artists and their work, which is what Kounter Kulture is passionate about reintroducing. By showcasing some ofthe best emerging and established artists on an international scale, we are providing our visitors with a cutting edge fair that appeals to a broad market and injects excitement into London's art week."
Artists on show include Johan Andersson, Nathan James, Rob Carter, Chen QuiChi, Steven Dryden, Abigail Fallis, Laurie Hogin, Just Another Rich Kid, Hush, Chris Kettle, Caroline List, Peter Blake, Josie McCoy and Piao GuangXie.
Showcasing the very best of Contemporary British art, This is Britain is Opus Fine Art's inaugural exhibition at our new Cotswolds gallery.
Showcasing the very best of Contemporary British art, This is Britain is Opus Fine Art's inaugural exhibition at our new Cotswolds gallery. This is Britain features prints and original works by artists including Sir Peter Blake, Patrick Caulfield, Chris Difford, Damien Hirst, Gerald Laing, Prefab, Marc Quinn, Jamie Reid, Justine Smith and William Tillyer.
This is Britain is open to the public at Opus Fine Art, Sheep Street, Stow on the Wold GL54 1AA from 7 August - 4 September.
Following on from his Venice and Paris suites, Peter Blake has created ten new prints that depict imaginary visions of London, created in his trademark collage style.
Featuring London landmarks including Westminster Abbey, Regent Street, Picadilly Circus and Petticoat Lane, these whimsical and humorous collaged images incorporate dancers, comic book characters, skeletons and butterflies.
Sir Peter Blake, who celebrated his 80th birthday earlier this year, is often referred to as the Godfather of British Pop Art, and is best known for his artwork for the cover of The Beatles' Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Born in Dartford, Kent, Peter Blake studied at Gravesend School of Art before being accepted into the prestigious Royal College of Art in London. Peter Blake became a Royal Academician in 1981, a CBE in 1983 and in 2002 Peter Blake received a knighthood for his services to art. Retrospectives of Blake's work were held at the Tate in 1983 and Tate Liverpool in 2008.
Private View: Saturday, 3 November, 2-8pm
Peter Blake: The London Suite is open to the public at Opus Fine Art, Martin House, Sheep Street, Stow on the Wold GL54 1AA from 5 November to 15 December.
Andy Warhol was a key figure in Pop Art, a movement that emerged in America in the 1950s and became prominent over the next two decades. Andy Warhol's Marilyn series are undoubtedly amongst the artist's most iconic and best-loved works. This series of large format screenprints on Lenox Museum board were published by Sunday B Morning, and are affordable alternative to the earlier signed examples.
Alongside will be showing original works, prints and photography by artists such as Lucie Bennett, Sir Peter Blake, Damien Hirst, Hector de Gregorio, William Klein and others.
Private View Saturday, 12 January, 5-8pm
Opus Fine Art, Sheep Street, Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire GL54 1AA.
Give the gift of art to your loved ones this Christmas; at Opus Fine Art we have hand selected a collection of limited edition prints and photography by some of the world's leading artists such as Banksy, Damien Hirst, Peter Blake and Faile to original artworks from emerging ad mid-career artists including Josie McCoy, Hector de Gregorio, Kim Baker and Rachel Louise Brown.
Give the gift of art to your loved ones this Christmas; at Opus Fine Art we have hand selected a collection of limited edition prints and photography by some of the world's leading artists such as Banksy, Damien Hirst, Peter Blake and Faile to original artworks from emerging and mid-career artists including Josie McCoy, Hector de Gregorio, Kim Baker and Rachel Louise Brown.
We also have an exclusive range of signed original postcard-sized works by our artists. With each work priced at just £150, inclusive of framing, this is the perfect opportunity to select a low-priced and highly collectable gift for your loved ones.
Buying art as a gift is a thoughtful and original idea but it can be difficult to choose something that you're certain the recipient will love. We have artwork to suit everyone's taste and budget with prices starting from as little as £25. At Opus Fine Art, not only do we have thousands of artworks to choose from both online and in the gallery, but we have a team of knowledgeable and experienced art consultants to advise you and help to make the decision a little bit easier.
There really is no excuse not to give the gift of art this Christmas.
The Art of Giving exhibition is open to the public at Opus Fine Art, Sheep Street, Stow on the Wold GL54 1AA from Saturday 7 December to 11 January. Please join us at the festive opening, on Saturday, 7 December from 12 - 7pm, for a glass of wine and festive nibbles whilst browsing our collection of Christmas gift ideas.
The opening coincides with the Spirit of Stow festival. Stow on the Wold is perfectly situated in the heart of the picturesque Cotswolds. Promising to be a refreshing change from the hustle and bustle of High Street shopping and a true taste of Christmas, the 'Spirit of Stow' is offering late night shopping, free children's entertainment, market stalls, live music and a hog roast, just to name a few. As well as all this, Adam Henson, Director of The Cotswold Farm Park will be bringing along some of his cuddliest animals. Keep your eyes peeled for BBC's TV Antiques expert Thomas Plant and writer, broadcaster and entertainer Pam Ayres too.
Internationally acclaimed for its eccentricity and adored for its lovelorn lyricism, Dylan Thomas's groundbreaking 1954 'play for voices', Under Milk Wood, has long echoed in the imagination of the founding father of British Pop Art, Sir Peter Blake. An obsession that has spanned almost thirty years, this 'greenleaved sermon on the innocence of men' has filled the spaces of Blake's studio, played and replayed on broadcast recordings, and prompted several pilgrimages to Thomas's creative refuge at Laugharne, Carmarthenshire.
The resulting 110 watercolours, pencil portraits and collages comprise one of his most distinctive and significant single bodies of work, culminating in the exhibition Peter Blake illustrates Dylan Thomas's Under Milk Wood (until 16 March) at National Museum Wales, that also celebrates the centenary of the writer's birth.
We have a collection of beautiful, signed limited edition prints from this new series on show at our Stow on the Wold gallery, until 8 April. Alongside we will be showing other iconic prints by Peter Blake, including his Fag Packets series, The Second Real Target, Sources of Pop Art, and many more.
Join us for a glass of wine and be one of the first to view this new exhibition, on Saturday, 8 March from 12-4pm.
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Opera, Google Chrome, Safari, iPhone, Opera Mini and more with Bookmarklets
LastPass has just released 3 bookmarklets to extend the LastPass experience to all the other browsers and mobile devices in your life.
We're very proud of implementing our complete Form Filling solution in a bookmarklet too -- Now if you want to buy something on your iPhone at an online store with your credit card you can do it in 10 seconds rather than 15 minutes (or not at all), it's amazing.
If you're already an IE/Firefox LastPass user the experience is a little different -- you have to do some setup, and you have to activate the LastPass feature on each page -- but if you are on the road and can't install software, have a mobile browser, or like to use Opera, Google Chrome or Safari, this solution works quite well.
We've prepared a quick video covering setup and an example of the feature in Google Chrome:
To get started you'll want to go to https://LastPass.com/ and sign in then hit Bookmarklets. If you're a new user -- go through the installer, then use your LastPass plugin to get all your passwords working before setting up the bookmarklet.
We've also improved m.LastPass.com as part of this process to have a login simply activate your session, and your bookmarklets, rather than try to immediately download and decrypt all your data -- this is far more workable if you have hundreds of accounts, like many of you LastPassers do.
A number of people have asked how to setup iPhone here how it's done:
47 comments:
I don't understand how to set these up on the iphone. Its possible I'm dense, but any chance for a walk through on that?ReplyDelete
Michael, You'll want to save the Bookmarklets on your desktop and sync them over to your iPhone as described on the bookmarklets page once you login on https://lastpass.com/ There's currently no way to setup the bookmarklets directly in the iPhone -- you must use the sync method.ReplyDelete
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Thanks. Figured it out. AND LOVE IT! My biggest problem with lastpass is that I now have a unique passwords for every site I use (which is great) except when I'm on my iphone and I don't even know what my password for a particular site is.ReplyDelete
Problem solved. You guys rock.
I have been using Lastpass and like it. The only problem, you do not have the ability to create extra fields, like in Roboform. If I am trying to submit to say a directory, it only fills very basic information. Roboform had fields where I can add a description of my site, keywords, meta info, etc. Are you planning to add any of these features to your site. Lastpass is great as a auto login, but is this all it can do?ReplyDelete
Mr. Ross -- you need to look at look at Custom Fields on this page: https://lastpass.com/help.php?topic=formfill&nw=1&fromwebsite=1ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 20, 2009 at 3:11 PM
Can someone write a guide how to do this on the iPhone. I don't understand exactly what to do to make this work on my iPhone.ReplyDelete
Well, I don't know about a guide, but i can offer some tips.ReplyDelete
you have to sync your Iphone bookmarks with somethign on your computer. Assuming you are on a PC, you can sync them with IE. You can also sync with Safari if you have that installed (I did not).
Basically, I just set up all the bookmarks i wanted in IE (including the bookmarklets for itunes). Then go into itunes and the settings of your iphone (has to be connected). One of the check boxes will be to sync bookmarks with IE.
One note: you will probably lose all your current iphone bookmarks when you do this. Even though the option to "merge" was given to me, it still wiped them all out. Your millage may vary.
- AnonymousJanuary 20, 2009 at 4:04 PM
Waoouh, great!ReplyDelete
One question, from what I understand we need to logout manually from the iphone, another bookmarklet for the logout would be nice (at the moment if you call the lastpass login and click logout you are logued out but the lastpass non mobile version load).
I've updated the post with a video on how to setup the bookmarklets for iPhone.ReplyDelete
wow.. I have been waiting for chrome bookmarklet(s). Chrome is much lighter and faster than FF.ReplyDelete
With this feature, I will use FF less..
Thank you very much!
- AnonymousJanuary 21, 2009 at 1:52 PM
Wow, this works great! I have tested it with Opera and it is quite slick.ReplyDelete
I think the bookmarklet ideas are great but unfortunately they have been a disaster for me so far on iPhone.
I installed all of the bookmarklets, synced, they appear on my iPhone. Yet if I go to a website I want to log into, then go to the LP Login or LP Fill bookmarklets, only the login name NOT the password fills in and the login fails
Two important points:
1) When I do it the old way with lastpass.com/mobile, everything logs in correctly on the iPhone - login name + password
2) When I tried the same bookmarklets on Safari, both login + password logged in correctly on the webpages in question
So something is not working correctly with the login + password on iPhone. Login name fills in, password does NOT
Hi another updateReplyDelete
I am now able to get the fill in/login to work about 50% of the time, so that's encouraging
However, I am not able to Get the Fill Forms to work on iPhone. When I used the bookmarklet on Safari on the laptop, it worked
My other question is about security:
When you previously went to www.lastpass.com/mobile you were prompted for at least the password. If we have the bookmarklets on iPhone, what would keep someone from using credit card info to fill in forms or to log into private areas? Is there a security component to be added to this?
Greg - you can hit the bookmarklet on a page to bring up the menu to logout -- we're looking into providing more options around this.ReplyDelete
I'm able to fill in/login 100% of the time and same with Fill Forms on my iPod touch -- if it's working on your Safari browser it should generally work on the iPhone safari too. If you have examples where you're running into trouble that are repeatable, send us mail to email@example.com and we'll look into it.
The fill thing has been inconsistent. I tried, for example, to fill in info at chinesepod.com
and it would not fill in credit card info or my name. But you have to be a member there to do this..so hard to check on
I've found I've generally had problems with mobile versions of things, while the "standard" version works fine, such as chinesepod m.chinesepod.com etc. it fills in the user name, not the password.
i'll try to find something that's more accessible for you to test..
- AnonymousJanuary 25, 2009 at 9:48 PM
I new it was only a matter of time. I love this program!ReplyDelete
Thanks for Opera support. Now if you be even more awesome if you could import pass from Opera Magic Wand.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 9, 2009 at 1:32 PM
i was using roboform until now but i am simply loving this............ plz keep it always freeReplyDelete
Okay, I give up. How do you make this work with Opera or IE on a WM phone? It doesn't seem possible to login to https://lastpass.com/mobile/ or lastpass.com, the login just stalls on both browsers.ReplyDelete
IE on windows mobile phone does not work yet. Opera Mini -- make sure you're using the latest: Opera Mini from http://www.opera.com/mini/ The stalling on Opera Mini is a sign you're using the old versionReplyDelete
I need to get my passwords out of chrome, and into last pass... how do I do this?ReplyDelete
For now, you can use the following tool to get the passwords out of Chrome:ReplyDelete
Once you have them in plaintext, you can manipulate the data into CSV format, and use LastPass' generic CSV file importer to import.
We'll undoubtedly make this process smoother, as Chrome becomes more popular.
- AnonymousAugust 14, 2009 at 7:58 AM
I found a way to add the bookmarklets to the iPhone (much simpler with OS3.0 - will need jailbreaking on pre-3.0) without syncing (I don't use iTunes and didn't want to risk wiping out all my current iPhone bookmarks). Here's the process:ReplyDelete
2. Create a 'regular' bookmark on the iPhone (doesn't matter where)
3. Open the email and copy the javascript source code
4. Edit the bookmark in Safari on the iPhone and paste the javascript code into the location, overwriting whatever was there before.
Hope it helps anyone as allergic to iTunes as I am... :)
Hi Guys,ReplyDelete
Boy am I P'd off! Not with you guys but with myself. Having used Roboform (free version) L-O-N-G ago and found it very good I decided to buy the full version when I realised that Firefox's password manager was very "hit and miss" as to when it would complete passwords on some sites.
I also discovered that there had been some security holes with Firefox and then discovered a freely available tool to "crack" the Password Manager main password, hence the move to Roboform.
OK so why am I ticked off? Well LastPass is a) Free and b) I discovered it just ten days after buying the full version of Roboform!!
I LOVE your program (even though I keep Roboform for some stuff) as it means I no longer have to keep adding passwords to my eWallet on my iPaq (in order to access my 1000-plus passwords) when not on my own PC.
I have a few niggles with LastPass that I can live with, but one which is a bit of a pain is that when I click the "fill forms" bookmarklet in Chrome, it defaults to a secondary set of data and doesn't let me choose which to use.
Is this me? Am I doing something wrong? Or is it a buglet you guys have yet to address on non-FF browsers? (In FF this seems to work just fine).
All help appreciated. Massive props for LastPass - BRILLIANT!! 8~) *8) :)
Just wish I'd found it 10 days earlier (or even sooner actually) that's all :-(
Best regards, Bob L
Are there any news regarding an Opera version of LastPass?
Unless Opera ever decides to open its browser up for full extension support, bookmarklets will probably remain the only solution.ReplyDelete
I like LastPass and use it, but I do not believe these bookmarklets are LastPass's strength. The encryption and security is what I enjoy most from LastPass, rather than a vague notion of "added convenience" arising from bookmarklets.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 12, 2009 at 3:05 AM
Chrome now has extension support and will be released for all platforms by the end of year, I hope Lastpass will make an extension for this new version of chromeReplyDelete
Our native Chrome extension is currently in alpha:ReplyDelete
Why is lastpass so complicated ? , i just need to backup my google stored passwords ... i don't need anything else.ReplyDelete
This post is far more complex than what we're typically doing as we were pushing the limits of what was possible technically possible.ReplyDelete
That said, if you actually store your passwords with Google you have a problem: Google doesn't encrypt your data when stored, any many times when in transit either. They don't expect (or likely want) you to put your passwords on their servers, it isn't protected.
- SarthakJuly 13, 2010 at 1:31 PM
I love this password manager so much. It is so fricking secure and cool.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 16, 2010 at 11:47 AM
It says error in Google chrome it say s https server certificate was revoked if anyone knows pls Pm me @ firstname.lastname@example.com
- AnonymousJanuary 13, 2011 at 8:11 PM
I have had last pass for IE for sometime now and love it. I could not figure out how to add it to my Google Chrome. I ran a Google search on how to install Last Pass on Goggle and found the bookmarklet app. Thank you. Saves a lot of time not having to switch back and forth between IE and Google Chrome.ReplyDelete
We have an extension that is much better than bookmarklets. Just go here in chrome:ReplyDelete
It is good news that Lastpass has released 3 bookmarklets to extend the possibilities to browsers and for mobile devices. I have watched your video and I like it so much, keep it up. LastPass also provides so many features & it is much easier, secure, and safer as well.ReplyDelete
I like these all browsers, epecially google chrome.ReplyDelete
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@USB ENCRYPTION I'm not sure what you mean, you can always go to the iPhone app -> More -> Refresh SitesReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 11, 2011 at 11:10 AM
one pass to know them all!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 13, 2011 at 12:42 AM
Will Last pass work on Opera Mini, if so how?ReplyDelete
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Thanks for Opera support. Now Form Filling solution in a bookmarklet becomes very easy and faster in iPhone.Thanks to LastPass for released 3 bookmarklets.ReplyDelete
I like LastPass and use it, and I believe this bookmarklets are LastPass's strength. Basically LastPass's Form Filling solution in a bookmarklet is faster and easy and using this form filling solution anything we have to buy using iphone within a minutes.Thanks to LastPass for their invention.ReplyDelete


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I ordered this ring to match my current wedding set. If the ring I received had looked like the displayed photo, then I would have been stoked. However, the gold setting does not at all look like the picture. Not sure if I got the wrong ring sent, or if they used the wrong stock photo. Either way, I"m returning the ring and I'm very disappointed!
The ring is beautiful online. When I received it in the mail, the diamonds were yellow and pretty small. The ring didn't look right with my engagement ring. It's a nice fashion ring though. It's not nice for a wedding ring. I am returning this product.
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We are almost in the home stretch of Vegan MoFo 2012! I am admittedly a bit relieved because posting every day has overly challenged my delicate brain. It has also motivated me, which is always nice!
A few days ago I posted here and on Facebook about a 2-pound bag of Sweet & Sara marshmallows I received in the mail. I asked people what I should make and my favorite reply came from Jessica over at Awesome Vegan Rad. She suggested pumpkin rice crispy treats. What a super idea, right?
I finally had some time to attempt a recipe this afternoon. It wasn't a complete success. It wasn't a failure either. While the outcome tastes very pumpkin-y, the texture is a bit off. They are crispy and slightly soft. It's hard to explain. They hold up fairly well after a short stint in the refrigerator. I think all the recipe needs is an adjustment in the amount of pumpkin puree. I will make them again, but for now, my sweet tooth is satisfied.


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While i'm aware that you get more damage reduction pr. point of avoidance than pr. point of block, i think it's important to look at how that damage is reduced.
Blocking alongside crit. blocking is basically an extra level of mitigation. We lost quite a bit of armor, but gained a flat 30% damage reduction when blocking, a tradeoff in our favour especially when factoring in the 100% block chance from Shield Block. Dodging is still a 100% damage avoidance on a single attack whereas parry is a 100% damage avoidance over 2 attacks, effectively lowering the incomming damage of 2 attacks by 50% each.
Having a relatively high parry chance combined with a well buffed mastery will ease out the incomming damage more than the "pure" avoidance will. And that combined with the change to the pace at which healers can throw heals, makes the most sense to me, even if it does come at a higher statpoint cost.
On top of this comes the improved rage flow as you mentioned, if you spec shield specialization. And a stable rage flow is key to tanking successfully at the moment. Avoiding attacks simply cuts down on rage too much.
All in all i'd say that allthough it might be abit more expensive to get mastery up, it's worth it.
Personally, i reforged the dodge stat on all my tank items into mastery and kept the parry rating at 22% (for a nice secure uptime on Hold the Line). That leaves me on aproximately 22% parry, 17% dodge and 41% block and several healers keep telling me that i'm so easy to keep up compared to other tanks. My health used to fluctuate rapidly when tanking, but now it's alot more smooth.
The rage flow is stable enough to allow a near-spam of Heroic Strike/Cleave while maintaining debuffs.
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Looking at buying either a canon 600d or a nikon 5100. this will be my first digital slr (i used to use film slr's about 15 years ago) I have been and had a good look and feel of both, on a couple of occasions.
They both seem to be fantastic cameras. I prefered the feel of the canon in my hands but only a tad.
As i shoot a lot of landscapes one thing that did appeal to me was the HDR mode on the nikon. On my present camera i always have under expose all my shots in order not to wash out the sky highlights, then correct the landscape later on. On the other hand a dont want to pick the wrong camera on something that might only be a gimmick that doesn't work very well.
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One of the most used and handy features about Firefox is it Ad-blocker extension. As people and companies recklessly graffiti our Internet like a NASCAR Ford, it can be a strain on the eye as well as some pretty long download times. Ad-blocker does a good job but one can also use the
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hosts file is a list of resolved DNS addresses (IPs). By substituting the local loopback IP (127.0.0.1) to known spammers addresses the hosts file can be used to filter out said domains.
Luckily for us, we don't have to enter lists of spammers addresses (there are a few) but that a group of users are already involved doing it. The hosts files project have created a list of known spammer and advertising IP's to enter into the hosts file. For Linux users, the process is very simple to add these IP's to the hosts file. Look to the end of the page to the blog for the script. Here is a Linux script that can update the hosts file automagically. The dos2unix application will need to be installed to convert the text properly.
Support the project is encouraged. Put new IP of spammers in the hosts file and upload the hosts files to the project.
Reportedly as I saw on the Ubuntu forums the localhost address should be replace with a null-one as
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One of the most noted young talents to emerge in Cajun or Creole music in the past few years, Cedric Watson is a fiddler, vocalist, accordionist and songwriter of seemingly unlimited potential. Cedric has been making a name for himself reviving old Creole fiddling styles, injecting a healthy dose of his own personality and ingenuity, and bringing them to an ever-broadening audience. All 3 of his CD releases since going on his own have been Grammy-nominated, an indication of the excitement around his emergence as a band leader. Recommended if you Like: Clifton Chenier, Beau Soliel, Taj Mahal
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The Sisters Folk Festival is a three-day celebration of American roots music, from blues to bluegrass. Many greats have graced the stage since the initial Festival in 1995, including Ian Tyson, Tim O'Brien, Jesse Winchester, Natalie MacMaster, Chris Smither, Dave Carter, The Waybacks, John Gorka, Ruthie Foster, The Waifs, The Wailin' Jennys and more. The Festival is home to six stages, with our main venue at the Village Green Park in downtown Sisters.
KC Flynn is an acoustic folk/rock/country guitarist and vocalist from Bend, OR. For the last 20 years, he has been pinckin' and grinnin' in the Pacific Northwest, Los Angeles, CA, Tucson, AZ, Lake Tahoe, and Nashville, TN. His voice can be heard on iTunes, as well as several compilation albums and TV and Radio commercials. In 2005 he opened for Randy Travis and was named "Central Oregon's Favorite Musician." He lives with his wife and two children in Bend and performs around 100 solo gigs per year, is a studio vocalist, and works as a bartender at Worthy Brewing Company.
Join us Tuesday, October 2nd from 6:00-9:00pm, for the Ranch House fall menu opening and live music from KC Flynn.
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Kim Kelley is this month's featured performer her original songwriting, musical scores, and the poetry of her lyrics capture the essence of the human spirit and will touch your heart. Kim's rich, country-influenced folksy vocal style is reminiscent of a head-on collision between the old and the new. Join us for great tunes, drinks and our fabulous Ranch House cuisine. Complimentary. Open to public.
Tonight we feature Mai and Joe, an acoustic duo that perform as part of the Moon Mountain Ramblers. Their incredible vocals along with harmonic guitars is an incredible experience that you won't want to miss. Join us for great tunes, drinks and our fabulous Ranch House cuisine. Complimentary. Open to the public.
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I just scrolled through the mag of the month winners thread... and didn't see a single y-grip
I like y-grips. does everyone else not like them?
I just scrolled through the mag of the month winners thread... and didn't see a single y-grip
I like y-grips. does everyone else not like them?
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I always get so confused when trying to answer negatively questions phrased in the negativeOriginally Posted by BTAutoMag
No I do not not like them
"Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. Its not" - Dr Suess
yea I went on and wanted to see what kind of drop/mounts people have been using with them and surprise... didnt find one y grip. I sad
I have one on a pnuemag that is not finished yet "LPR needs fixin". I like the way it looks but have not used it in a game yet.
be a hipster.

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you get extra credit for the boba fett refferenceOriginally Posted by audioSLAVE
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i like that and what I've been looking for is how the tanks are mounted... why do you have yours so far back?
Here is one of mine with a drop.
thats pretty badass
I think they're cool, but most of the Y-grips you see haven't been ano'd some crazy pattern/color like the rest of the fancy MOTM guns. They're usually just black or chrome, might be part of the reason they don't end up in the winners circle.
I'm frowning and shaking my fist in Loguzzo's general direction right now.
Seriously I do not know anyone else that puts together such stellar markers over and over again.
Says the dude with the cool custom foregrip.Originally Posted by Flatliner333


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- Studio: Columbia Pictures
- Release Date: Jul 8, 2011
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 104 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 35 out of 104
Mixed: 19 out of 104
Negative: 50 out of 104
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Jul 11, 2014It´s just bad, the talking animals are poorly animated, especially the Gorilla, this mf looks retarded af. I really don´t know what they thought as they made this
Apr 6, 2014Zookeeper is just an orginal kevin james movie . the comedy is sort of enjoyable . Grade A- ............................................................................
Dec 1, 2013This movie was awful, that I can't even explain it. The acting wasn't that good, but the plot is just terrible. The comedy isn't even funny. It has an extremely unoriginal plot and a terrible script overall. I just hope they don't make a Zookeeper 2.
Feb 2, 2013This movie isn't funny, it just feels like a rushed comedy, if ur kids want to watch it, then go and waste ur money, otherwise, you should not give a about this movie.
Nov 7, 2012A truly boring and mostly plotless film, but it manages to at the very least maintain a sense of likability throughout its duration, and that's more than I can say for some of Kevin James' other films.
Mar 16, 2012Don't say no to this! Its just my opinion. My whole family thought that this was funny throughout, and I thought that the story was better than many recent Sandler movies.
Jan 23, 2012Kevin James barley made this movie watchable and the weird thing is that it seems like Adam Sandler is like a bad luck charm because almost all movies that he is involved in are all epic fails like Bucky Larson which should have ended his career just for being involved. Well the movie is dumb and lame it's a darn shame that James and Adams cant make a good movie like I Pronounce you chuck and Larry which I didn't even find remotely bad despite it's awful reviews… Expand
Dec 10, 2011Zookeeper is the "Yogi Bear" of 2011 . With a damaged and unfunny script Zookeeper is just so dull . Keven is better then this . Its not that boring but its not funny and entertaining. There were whole brunch of ideas to make it good but they just ruined it . The only good moment in this film was T.G.I. Friday with Kevin and Gorilla . The whole segment was good . If that whole movie had that much vibe i would like that .… Expand
Oct 28, 2011While there are better ways to spend your free time this is still a solid movie, but definitely one for younger audiences (although there is some swearing), it can be predictable at times, and takes a little while to get into it, I did manage to get several laughs out there, and honestly who doesn't enjoy some slapstick every now and then, and Kevin James once again plays the lovable guy who's to shy to get the girl (so basically the same guy he played in Paul Blart) but he is very good at it, so in the end it's a movie with flaws but still enjoyable one for the family to watch together.… Expand
Oct 24, 2011I watched this because I enjoy Kevin James. The screenplay is just awful and there is nothing in it that even allows James to truly showcase his ability to be funny. The gags which could have been funny even though they are so dated fell flat and in some cases were painful to watch. When I realized that Adam Sandler was involved in this project I thought it could be fun but even that didn't help. I can't even imagine children finding this remotely amusing unless they were under the age of five.… Expand
Oct 16, 2011This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Ah... man. This plot is stupid. The comedy part is somewhat funny but the plot is rather stupid all it is a guy trying to get a girl thats it. The kids will like the movie but you will find the movie stupid and the plot dumb..… Expand
Oct 11, 2011I loved this movie!!!!!!!!!!!!!It was hilarious.Great cast.You don't see movies like this very often.Reminds me of Furry Vengeance.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!… Expand
Sep 11, 2011Zookeeper is a great family comedy movie. It's very easy to understand and I'd recommend this movie to anyone who likes comedy.it's also pretty cute that the animals talk and I feel sorry about the hurt gorilla.
Sep 10, 2011Griffin, a committed zookeeper, proposes to his girlfriend, Stephanie, on a beach. Sadly, it did not go to plan since she was ashamed of being with a zookeeper. 5 years later, Griffin sets his mind only on his career and the animals, but Stephanie returns in the attempt to gain Griffinâ
Sep 4, 2011i think this thing is stupid it isnt worth money theres no good comedy and it is with talking animals wow ive never seen talking animals did you pick up on my sarcasm i hate this i hope you do too
Aug 29, 2011I gave this movie a five because the previews appear to be targeting adult audiences with the romance plot line.
However, I felt this movie would have been more appropriate for a younger audience. Dr Dolittle has been done before, and talking animals should remain with Disney.
Aug 25, 2011This isn't what talking animal movies are all about. As an excuse for being a Dr. Dolittle rip-off, sure the movie is Zookeeper. But Kevin James was a big stud when he played Paul Blart Mall Cop and the movie was absolutely funny. For the sad part, I couldn't find a Zookeeper around here. Maybe he's trying to steal jewelry or make a bad impression of an Eddie Murphy wannabe. But I like to be said that Zookeeper is one of the worst talking animal movie of 2011.… Expand
Aug 20, 2011I went to see planet of the apes and they accidentally started The Zookeeper, we got 3 minutes of it before they switched the tapes, it nearly killed me!!!! No thanks
Aug 19, 2011This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The gorilla sits in front of a wall, stoically, without movement or sound, never turning once while Griffin tries to befriend the large ape with fresh food and a tire. At the Franklin Zoo, Bernie has a reputation for being wild. Ten years ago, he attacked a zookeeper, so the authorities took away his view. No longer showcased as a star attraction, Bernie resides in a cell-like pit where the dispirited animal has been brooding ever since. If only the gorilla could have told his side of the story. Unfortunately, zoo officials had nothing to go on except for the testimony of its lone English speaker, so they leveled Bernie's open-aired home, the one that overlooked a faraway T.G.I.F., and replaced it with a food stand. What would the beast say in his defense? Finally, that time arrives when the animals, fearing the departure of the kindly zookeeper, reveal their bilinguality to Griffin, whose staying is contingent on wooing back his ex. With the moratorium lifted, following the lion's lead on talking to humans, Bernie recounts his physical abuse at the hands of Shane, who slipped and fell without any malice on the gorilla's part. The unkind zookeeper carried a longstick. What if he did more than prod Bernie? Sworn to a code of silence, the hirsute beast wouldn't be able to stop Shane with words. Foremost, the word NO. Aside from, perhaps, "Babe", rarely has there been any reason for a live-action talking animals movie to exist. Giraffes, monkey, lions, what have you, just end up looking ridiculous, and kind of creepy, when they're subjected to computer-generated ventriloquism. That's the irony of "Zoo", the 2007 documentary about an extreme horse lover society which came to light after a man died of fatal post-coital injuries sustained from interspecies intimacy. As the female narrator points out, a horse can't give its consent, lacking both the cognitive ability, and, obviously, speech, to do so. If only life could only imitate the banal cinematic art, just this one time, for clarification purposes, since the filmmaker reserves judgment on the question of whether these sex mavericks are moral or not. The audience needs to hear it from the horse's mouth, concerning the reciprocation of romantic love, in a language they can understand. That's because the men of "Zoo" have cultivated the fantasy in which horses yearn to be their b*tches; to be human, making the zoophiles guilty of the same anthropomorphism we see at the movies, even in the non-talking ones. Similar to the flightless Antarctic birds from "March of the Penguins", the men project onto the horses, the very attributes which make us human, with the slight difference being that in "Zoo", it's the subject, not the filmmaker, who shapes the rhetoric. Identified simply as "H.", the ranch hand insists that "you're connecting with another intelligent being who's happy to be involved," uncannily echoing the sentiments of a child molester who mistakes hubris for compassion. (Both horse and child have no say in the arrangement.) We need "Zoo" to be a talking animals movie, because who is the horse going to tell, but other horses, about the abuse or lack thereof. In the book "The Reality Effect: Film Culture and the Graphic Imperative", a meditation on our first filmed century, cultural critic Joel Black writes about sex, or rather, the suggestion of sex, in classic cinema, where the screen would fade out just as the two lovers get set to consummate their love. Like "Casablanca", the filmmaker leaves it up to the moviegoer's imagination, in regard to the specifics of the deceased man and the stallion, rendezvouing by moonlight inside the hippodrome. Show the unshowable, and the f*cked-up romanticism would be lost, not so dissimilar to the way hardcore pornography would destroy the idealized love between Rick and Ilsa, with sex's literality and utter visceralness. In "Zookeeper", Bernie's story is mitigated by the omission of a flashback, a psychical diegesis, which gives the gorilla the subjective means to bowdlerize his victim narrative, therefore regulating the comedy genre by sublimating orifices into metaphor: he wants to drive(the car key penetrating the ignition), indicating a need for control. (In "Congo", Amy shows no such perversion, choosing her own kind at the end.) As Bernie slow-dances with a T.G.I.F. waitress, zoophilia, the moviegoer realizes with a start, can work both ways. The animals want it too. Stephanie is objectified by the wildlife, since she's the focal point in their animal minds, projecting their essence onto Griffin, whom they live vicariously through, and vice versa, when the "manimal" pees into a potted plant at a wedding, marking his territory like a wolf. Is it just a coincidence that Rosario Dawson, who starred in "Clerks 2"(another film that prominently features beastiality), plays, in essence, the same role, the best friend that the leading man ends up with?… Expand
Aug 12, 2011Didn't laughed at all, really hated it, felt offended and wanted to leave, a group of children below me were falling asleep, please note that this movie is very much like that of the night in the Musseum, or whathever, that stuff, haha.
Aug 10, 2011In summary: a pleasant way to spend 2 hours with the kids.
I took my kids (6 year old boy, 9 year old girl) to see Zookeeper, and all three of us came away entertained. Kevin James plays essentially the same role in all his films (Paul Blart, Hitch), the lovable loser too shy and awkward to get the girl. But, he plays the part well, has charisma, and does some excellent physical / slapstick comedy.
The kids loved the talking animals, the humor was good for all ages, and there is nothing offensive beyond some toilet humor. All in all it was a solid family flick that was low on the annoyance factor (think Chipmunks or Smurfs). If you're looking for "A Film", you're in the wrong theatre; if you want a pleasant way to spend 2 hours with the kids, you could worse than Zookeeper.… Expand
Aug 9, 2011Looks like there is a front funner for the Razzie's already.
Aug 3, 2011Zookeeper was an alright film. The story was a bit interesting and there were some funny moments in the film. The problems I had with the film is some scenes are just retarded that a normal human being wouldn't do, Kevin James character we've seen in other films before and the character follows animals advice in relationship when animals and human are different and why would he even follow their advice. Overall kids would probably enjoy this but for adults not so much. I would recommend this film to be a rental.… Expand
Aug 2, 2011Awful movie because I could not keep focus and so slow it was almost pointless to watch. I would not even watch this for free if I could watch it again.
Aug 1, 2011There really isn't a lot to say about this movie. Besides Kevin James, who makes the movie slightly watchable, is the only sunshine in this awful dark cave. Uninspired, cliche, and laughably bad script topped with some horrible and annoying performances, bad effects, and most of all, a pointless message, and Zookeeper is one of the worst movies of the year. The trailer perfectly sums up how bad this movie is. Don't watch it!… Expand
Jul 30, 2011One of the most unforgiving reviews is one where the statement "totally miscast" is thrown into the ring. This movie is so bad that voice-overs are miscast. The gorilla in this movie could have been pulled from a Three Stooges sketch, warranting a 4 year old screaming from his theater seat, "Is that grandpa in that Gorilla Suit?!" None of the voices are memorable - most annoying. The last time I saw so many trips, falls, and unintentional, intentional, accidents I was watching TV Land and Cindy was overacting on yet another episode of "Three's Company". Kevin James is easily the highpoint of this movie - high as in "knee-high to a grasshopper".… Collapse
Jul 22, 2011This is just an awful film. Did not laugh through the entire movie. Its incredibly predictable. the acting and voice acting is also really bad. Do not watch it! Its a real shame that Kevin James has gone so low :(.
Jul 18, 2011You could say that this movie is corny, terrible, not well done... but those people just don't see the point of the movie. This movie was a classic, but probably not like polar express classic. It reminded me a lot of Paul Blart mall cop (since the same guy played the lead role). The movie lived up to the hype, but didn't exceed it. The moral of the movie was about a man being true to himself and his friends. To me, it was a combination of night at the museum (due to the fact that something really unexpected seemed to come to life) and Paul Blart Maul Cop (for both plot and commedy). If you liked both of those movies, see the movie once. It may be a little corney, but it is a very good family friendly movie. The people who don't like this movie don't think about what is happening. They just see "bad anamatronics" and "corney plot". If you look deeper, you'll see it is a funny family friendly movie that was very creative and worth seeing the first time. Maybe in a year, you'll see it again for laughs.… Expand
Jul 15, 2011Where can I start. There's not a lot of things to say about this movie. Well, it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. The story concept is very unoriginal. Everything about this movie is cliche. Talking animals is so ten years ago. We already have '' Doctor Dolittle '' (1998), '' Cats & Dogs '' (2001) and more. These kind of movies are not popular anymore and people are getting bored by this. Also, I specifically want to point out Joe Rogan. His acting skills sucks. Why the heck did they casted him ? He really annoyed me. An other thing that I didn't like is the way Adam Sandler did the voice of Donald the Monkey. It was just stupid and retarded. He tried so hard, that it was ridiculous. I can't believe Sylvester Stallone (as Joe the lion) and Nick Nolte (as Bernie the gorilla) were apart of this movie. They should be a shamed of them self. At some points it was enjoyable, but it was to predicable. There's absolutely nothing special about '' Zookeeper ''. I manage to laugh four times, so don't expect this to be the comedy of the year. It's far from it.… Expand
Jul 13, 2011Im going to be completely honest and say i enjoyed this movie. Dont get me wrong it wasnt the best film ever but it was enjoyable. You have to be in a very tolerant or open mood in order to enjoy yourself during this movie. If you go in expecting it to be really good then you will be disappointed but i enjoyed it. It had its flaws like some pretty bad acting from everybody but kevin james, the animations for the animals were pretty bad also, and the giraffe was really annoying, but i love kevin james and his comedy so that made up for the flaws a bit, but it was enjoyable as long as you go into it with an open mind and dont expect much, but it was a cute, fun film. 5/10… Expand
Jul 10, 2011This movie has an array of actors that lend their voices to make this a silly but semi-enjoyable movie. It starts off by introducing Griffin (Kevin James), the Lead Zookeeper who works at the Boston zoo, and wants to win back the love of his life. In fear of losing their most loving Zookeeper, all the zoo animals come together to plot a plan on keeping him around.
This movie will entertain kids of all ages as they will fall in love with all the zoo animals. There is such a wide variety of cute cuddly live animals to incredible CGI ones. I especially liked the bears, they became my favorite of the bunch due to their quirky dismay. I wasnâ… Expand
Jul 10, 2011This is so bad. The animal dialogue is painfully unfunny. I laughed out loud once in the movie, my 11year old laughed twice. Starting to wonder if Sandler can be involved with a movie that's actually funny. Kevin James is OK in his part which is not saying much. One scene has him - taking advice from his animal pals - peeing in some plants at a restaurant and being mildly reprimanded by a waiter. That's funny?
Now I hear some of the animals were not treated well. Nice.… Expand
Jul 25, 2011Some sparks of comedy and fun but largely a flat and unrewarding comedy.
The best thing I can say about this sleep-inducing kiddie comedy is that the need to bring in a PG rating must have precluded the endless series of giant-turd gags promised by the title.
Jul 12, 2011Fans of the spectacle of Kevin James falling over (nine times in 104 minutes!) and shockingly brazen product placement ("Is T.G.I. Friday's as incredible as it looks?") may dig this deranged comedy; everyone else will be scratching their heads.


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