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Movie Reviews - 2013 postsMonday October 28, 2013
Movie Review: All Is Lost (2013)
Do all stories about old men and the sea immediately lend themselves to metaphor? It did with Ernest Hemingway and it does with J.C. Chandor ("Margin Call") in his new movie, "All is Lost," starring Robert Redford.
Starring Robert Redford, I should add, and nobody else. You don't see one other person in the movie. It's just him and the boat and the sea. There's hardly any dialogue, or, I suppose, monologue. We get a bit, at the beginning, of the old man reciting lines from a diary. "Thirteenth of July, 4:15 PM," he says, and then, "I'm sorry." He says, "I tried." He gives the movie its title: "All is lost here—except soul and body, or what's left of them, and a half-day's rations." Then he ends as he began:
"I'm sorry."
To whom is he sorry and for what? Exactly what did he try? We don't find out. We never even find out his name. He thinks, and reacts, and does, but he doesn't talk much, not even to himself. The lack of words adds to the tension in the movie. It adds to the sense that we're suffocating, drowning.
That we're dying.
Storm damage
Eight days earlier, the old man, whom I'll call Redford, wakes on his 39-foot yacht, the Virginia Jean, to water pouring into the cabin. In the middle of the Indian Ocean, his boat has struck the side of one of those giant metal containers, apparently filled with shoes, that apparently slid off a ship. He extricates himself ingeniously, using an anchor weight on the other side of the ship container, then patches the hole using homemade glue and something resembling gauze. He tests it. It holds. He pumps out the water. He tires, he eats, he sleeps. He watches the sun set and smiles.
But he's in trouble. The water ruined his electronic equipment so he has no way to navigate, no way to send an S.O.S. And storms are approaching.
I'm a landlubber who isn't good with his hands, so I'll leave it to others to say whether Redford makes all the right moves. He seems to. He seems to make smart moves—using everything he has, everything around him—and it doesn't matter. Storms are coming and he has a hole in the side of his ship.
It was about this point in the movie that I wrote in my notes, "Metaphor for age?" That's how "All Is Lost" feels. It's an Ivan Ilyich movie. The world closes in. Options disappear. No matter how smart you are. No matter what you can do with your hands.
The storm comes, the boat overturns, the mast breaks. Worse, the hole in the side is leaking again. Then the boat pitches forward and he's knocked out. He wakes to water lapping up to the bed in the cabin. It's waist high and getting higher. The ship groans under the weight. Once again he looks around. Once again he considers his options. They've disappeared. They've reduced themselves to one: LIFERAFT. Redford gathers what he can before the Virginia Jean sinks into the ocean.
The Lady or the Tiger?
We watch movies rooting for the protagonist—to live, survive, thrive—but some part of me, the critic part of me, remained aware that for this movie to have any meaning Redford has to die.
Even so, it's tough to hold onto the thought. He reads an old book, "Celestial Navigation for Yachtsmen," and calculates he's entering a shipping lane. He encounters two big ships, and tries to signal them with flares, but they keep going. We don't see anyone on them, they don't see him. Sharks begin to gather. He's slowly dying—of thirst, hunger, exposure. His hands aren't working. He can do less and less. It's impressive that Chandor and Redford make this interesting throughout. We keep caring. We keep wondering what he'll do next. We want him to be rescued even though we know he should die.
Amazingly, Chandor satisfies both of these desires.
Redford's passed the shipping lane, and hope is gone, along with food and water. Then he sees a .. what is it? A small boat on the horizon? Lit up? He wants to signal it but he's used up all his flares on the bigger ships. So he creates a fire in an old, cut-out plastic container, and feeds the pages of his book into it. He stands and waves. Will the fire get out of control? Of course it will. Will he go into the water? Of course he will. He tries to stay afloat but he's too tired, too weak, too old, and he sinks. He's dying just as—no! The other boat, comes over to his raft, attracted by the flames. It flashes its light, searching the dark waters. And something in him, that drive in him, stirs, and he fights and swims up toward that other boat, and we see a hand reach down to grasp his, and we're reminded—or at least I was reminded—of Michelangelo's painting of God and Adam on the roof of the Sistine Chapel. And in that moment he's pulled into the light. The End.
And a second later, the light goes on for us.
We can argue all we want about this ending—is this rescue or death?—but I tend to go with the interpretation that gives a deeper meaning. And the latter interpretation, death, actually encompasses both of our desires. We know the old man should die, and he does; but we want him to be rescued, and he is.
This hasn't been a very good year for movies, and "All Is Lost" isn't exactly a fun movie to watch. It doesn't press our pleasure points throughout the way most movies do. But then most movies leave us feeling tawdry and unsatisfied afterwards. "All Is Lost" left me feeling still, yet exhilarated. It left me feeling this much more aware of the inevitability of diminishing options.
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Movie Review: Stories We Tell (2013)
"Who fucking cares about our family?"
Joanna Polley says this with a smile at the beginning of "Stories We Tell," Sarah Polley's documentary about the history of her family, her mother, herself. Answer? We do. We particularly care about Joanna and her siblings. They're fun to hang with. Joanna is beautiful with a twinkle in her eye, half-brother John Buchan has a more mischievous version of that twinkle, Mark is sweet and sensitive.
Who isn't much fun? Who is often a silent and annoying presence in Sarah Polley's doc?
Sarah Polley.
Who, me?
One of the documentary's central conceits is that we all have our stories, and they often differ, even when we're talking about the same thing. We all have our perspectives and things get mangled in the telling. They get mangled by being processed through us. This is hardly news.
But the story of Sarah and her family is news—for most of us.
Remember the kids' book "Are You My Mother?" That's sort of what this is. The search for who the departed mother is (spiritually) becomes a search for who the father is (biologically).
The mother is Diane, a stage actress and free spirit, whom we first see in old black-and-white footage from, one assumes, a 1950s Canadian TV show. "Who, me?" she asks the camera, half self-conscious, half flirtatious. Yes, you.
She died in 1990, at age 55, when Sarah, her youngest, was 11. She had five kids by two men. Scratch that. Getting ahead of myself.
Her first husband, George Buchan, was the kind of man her parents wanted her to marry—stolid, good postwar job—but she found the life stultifying and they divorced. He got custody of the two kids because she'd had an affair. Apparently it was the first time in Canadian history that a mother hadn't gotten custody of her own kids. This was 1967.
Was the affair with Michael Polley? The doc doesn't say. Diane first saw him in a play, "The Caretaker," and went backstage, and yadda yadda. They were both actors but otherwise opposites. She was excitable, he was calm. She liked people, he liked privacy. "Diane would be doing 10 things at one time," Michael says. "I'd be doing half of one thing."
Does Michael say this while reading from his memoir at the recording studio? Sarah has him do that. She makes this old man walk up three flights of stairs and makes him reread certain lines over and over. More: She shows how she makes him reread certain lines over and over. It's an interesting dynamic—the director-child is father to the old man—but it doesn't exactly show her in the best of lights. On purpose? Does she need certain lines repeated for us, for emphasis, or does she need her father to repeat certain lines for her, for satisfaction? Cut to: director in close-up, silent. Not telling.
Yes, you
Apparently Toronto, where they lived, is a bit like Seattle—full of cold and distant people—so it was a bit of a reprieve for Diane in the late 1970s when she got a gig performing in a play in Montreal. The title was ironic: "Oh Toronto." Her marriage with Michael was also reprieved by the gig. He showed up, sparks flew. But she hadn't been faithful to him there. Then she got pregnant. At 42, she considered an abortion but changed her mind. "Amazing, isn't it?" Michael tells the off-camera director. "How close we were to you never existing?"
But who was the father? There were jokes, when Sarah was young, and Michael participated in them probably because he didn't believe in them. "Who do you think your father is this week, Sarah?" they'd ask. In her early 30s, a famous actress herself now, she tries to find out. She asks Geoff, the lead of "Oh Toronto," but he denies it. She asks Harry Gulkin, one of her mother's friends at the time, who produced the award-winning film, "Lies My Father Told Me," if he thought Geoff was her father. No, he says. Why? she asks. Because I'm your father, he says.
Sarah reenacts the scene of the revelation. She dramatizes it. She actually makes it undramatic. Maybe that's necessary or maybe that's just her. Then we get Harry's version of Diane, and Harry's story of his love affair with Diane, and Harry's subsequent father-daughter relationship with Sarah. A paternity test is done, emails are read, relatives are met, gumlines are compared.
When the news reaches him, Michael is stunned—he raised Sarah by himself from age 11—but ultimately he takes it with a kind of sad equipoise. The kids, too. John says Mark was disappointed in their mother but in the doc he's actually rather empathetic. He talks about what a scary scenario it is, having someone else's kid and hiding that fact from the people you're closest to. "Look at the mess she got into trying to look like everything was OK," he says.
It's such a great story everyone wants to tell it: Michael, Harry, the press. Sarah's against this. She's against all of it. Which is probably why she made this doc, which attempts to encompass all of these stories—Michael's, Harry's, her siblings'—but which she ultimately controls. "I can't figure out why I'm exposing us all in this way," she says. We can.
Wonderfully Canadian
The ending is clogged with those points of view. Michael tells her the story should be funnier. "You see what a vicious director you are?" he says. Harry tells her the very idea of her documentary, encompassing all of these stories, is false. There has to be a singular point of view, he says. "The story with Diane is only mine to tell," he says.
This echoes something he'd said earlier, for which I was grateful. People tend to treat love as the pinnacle of human existence—"to love another person is to see the face of God," is how "Les Misérables" puts it—but I've always felt there's a negative aspect that goes unspoken. Harry speaks it:
When you're in love like that you become utterly selfish. Nothing that's happening to anyone else matters at all or is a matter of any consideration. You just wind up sort of focused, intense, wanting to consume the object of your love, and nothing else exists.
"Stories We Tell" is delightful when the focus is on Diane, the mother. It is less so when the focus becomes Sarah, the daughter and documentarian. Maybe 10 minutes could have been excised from the end. Or maybe use these 10 minutes to give Sarah's siblings, rather than Sarah, more screentime. They're fun, Sarah less so. Which is itself fascinating. Sarah Polley has made a documentary in which she is the least interesting character. There's something wonderfully Canadian about that.
Oh, Toronto.
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Movie Review: Captain Phillips (2013)
In 2004, Karl Rove declared that American liberals want to "understand our enemies." In 2008, Sarah Palin declared that Barack Obama wants to "read terrorists their rights." Both are not-very-veiled code for the perceived weakness and general softness of the left.
In "Captain Phillips," directed by Paul Greengrass ("United 93"), written by Billy Ray ("Shattered Glass"), and starring Tom Hanks (you know), we come to understand, a little better, our enemy, the Somali pirates, one of whom is read his rights at the end. But there is no sign of weakness here. The opposite. The superorganized, superefficient, massive technological power of the United States of America—aircraft carriers, helicopters, superbuff Navy SEALS, superscope weaponry—is brought to bear on four skinny dudes on a raft. Yes, the Somalis have automatic weapons. Yes, they are holding our title character hostage. Yes, they are often unpleasant.
Even so, the power discrepancy is so great, so absurd, I literally laughed out loud in the theater. Where's the drama? There's no drama. One side has everything, the other nothing. It's such an unfair battle, you begin to wonder who to root for. The weight and power of the response almost seems to justify the crime.
Greater competition
Paul Greengrass tends to make smart action movies about the collision of first and third world: "United 93," "Green Zone," "Bloody Sunday." In these, he never fails to show us a bit of the other side.
So with "Captain Phillips." The movie opens in Underill, Vermont, in the quiet home of Capt. Richard Phillips (Hanks), who, in spring 2009, is prepping for his next assignment aboard the Maersk Alabama, which is moving hundreds of tons of cargo—food, fuel, water—from Oman to Kenya. Then he and his wife, Andrea (Catherine Keener), drive to the airport. They have a conversation that's a bit freighted. It comes to us with quotes attached. The kids aren't trying hard enough in school, he says. The world isn't like the world they came up in, he says. It will be tougher. Fifty guys are competing for every job. There will be greater competition.
CUT TO: Greater competition. Men in vans, with automatic weapons, pull up in a village in Somalia, and wonder why no one's at sea. "The boss wants another ship today," they say. Teams are picked. Sides are chosen. One team leader is hopped-up and wide-eyed. The other, Muse (Barkhad Abdi), casts cool, almost disdainful looks over the proceedings. He's got a stillness to him. He says little and chooses carefully. At times he looks like the emaciated younger brother of Omar from "The Wire." In another movie, he'd be the hero.
This is the collision that occurs: between two men doing their jobs.
The first half of the movie is exciting, pulse-pounding, etc., as Muse and Phillips play cat-and-mouse from a distance, then face-to-face. "You know the ship, they don't," Phillips tells his crew as the Maersk is being boarded. "Stick together and we'll be alright."
The crew hides. They power down the ship and claim it's broken. Phillips plays innocent in the face of a semi-automatic. One pirate is nearly crippled by broken glass, another, Muse, is taken hostage. In the standoff, they offer the pirates $30K from the ship's safe and a lifeboat, which looks a bit like the submarine from "Yellow Submarine." The pirates take both and Capt. Phillips and head back to Somalia.
And that's when all the drama drains away.
Killing drama
I'm not blaming the filmmakers for this, by the way. "Captain Phillips" is based upon a true story, or at least Captain Phillips' account in "A Captain's Duty: Somali Pirates, Navy SEALS, and Dangerous Days at Sea," written by Stephan Talty. The movie fudges some details from the book—apparently Phillips was on the lifeboat for five days, not a day and a half; and apparently he was beaten and mock executed after his attempted escape; and apparently he didn't have a nervous breakdown after his rescue—but overall the movie strives for verisimilitude.
No, I blame the U.S. defense budget. In 2012, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, the U.S. spent $682 billion on defense, which is $30 billion more than the defense budgets for the next 10 countries combined. Face to face, no one else has a chance. Put it this way: The Somali pirates in this movie got bested by unarmed slacker crewmembers and a 50-year-old man in a light blue polo shirt. What chance do they have against men who trained their entire professional lives for this? They don't. Remember when the Dream Team—Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, et al.—first showed up in the Olympics in 1992 and beat teams by like 75 points? It wasn't a question of whether they would win, it was a question of by how much. Same here. You wonder how, not if, Capt. Phillips will be rescued.
Here's how. U.S. military technology identifies the pirates, the square-jawed negotiator then calls them by name and gets them to agree to be towed. They take Muse on board, ostensibly for negotiations, but there are no negotiations. Instead SEALS take out the three remaining pirates with simultaneous headshots—boom boom boom—and Muse is read his rights. He's now serving 33 years in a federal penitentiary.
Compare all of this with "Kapringen," a 2012 Danish film about Somali pirates hijacking a Danish frigate, which was named best Danish film at the 2013 Bodil Awards. Without a military to come to the rescue, it becomes a matter of tense negotiations and threats and inevitable death. It's about the toll taken and the lessons learned.
What lessons are learned in "Captain Phillips"? Unarmed frigates should be armed? Sail 600 miles rather than 400 miles from the coast of Somalia? Keep a SEAL team on retainer, as one doofus American posted on IMDb about "Kapringen"?
Here's the lesson I learned: The U.S. military is powerful enough to kill drama. It's so powerful, the people it's protecting don't need to learn lessons. Which explains so much about the current state of the United States of America.
Tags: Movie Reviews, Captain Phillips, Tom Hanks, Navy SEALS, Somali Pirates, Paul Greengrass, Billy Ray
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Movie Review: Gravity (2013)
Is "Gravity" the new Hollywood spectacle?
The original kind, created in the wake of television, tended to be overlong, wide-screen, supersaturated Biblical epics. Hollywood studios were trying to give you an experience you couldn't get in your home. They were trying to get you out of your home and away from your TV set. This type of spectacle was eventually replaced by epic musicals ("Sound of Music," etc.), which were replaced by director-driven films with sex and/or violence ("Bonnie and Clyde," etc.), which were replaced by the ascendance of B-movie fodder with A-movie production values ("Star Wars," etc.). We're still in this last period, more or less, but Hollywood studios are still looking to give you something you can't get in your home. They're trying to entertain you away from your home entertainment system.
"Gravity" is short: 90 minutes. It's a novella of a movie. It promises, not a cast of thousands, but a cast of two. For much of the movie, in fact, it's just one. It's "Castaway" in space.
But it's still a kind of experience, particularly with IMAX and 3-D, that you can't get in your home. It's an event.
But how's the story?
In space, no one can hear things explode
"Gravity" opens beautifully. We see the Earth, boom, in front of us, huge, and surrounded by the silence of space. Then writer-director Alfonso Cuarón ("Children of Men"; "Y Tu Mama Tambien") holds on it. And holds on it. Then, slowly, people and voices come into view. They rotate into view.
It's the five-person crew of the Explorer, a U.S. ship in orbit. Ryan Stone (Sandra Bullock), a medical engineer tethered to the Explorer, is attempting to fix a motherboard outside the ship. Matt Kowalski (George Clooney), astronaut, an old space hand, jets about, filling the vast silence of space with his cynical, amused charm. "Houston, I have a bad feeling about this mission," he jokes. He tells well-worn or half-finished stories about his wife leaving him, about New Orleans in the 1980s, about how he's going to come up short of breaking the space-walk record set by Anatole Somethingorother. He's a George Clooney character: He knows his business, he knows the score, he's been broken in some way but charm seeps through the cracks.
For the moment, Ryan is resisting that charm. She lives up her family name. She's lost in her work.
Not for long, though. The Russians have destroyed one of their satellites, and this has destroyed others, setting off a chain reaction of orbiting destruction, with the Explorer directly in its path. This storm of debris arrives like a silent meteor shower, and Stone is torn from the Explorer and goes rocketing and flipping through space. Earlier, when asked what she likes about being up there, she replied, "The silence." Here, she finds out how frightening that silence can be. Here, she's grateful when she finally hears a human voice, Matt's, in her radio transmitter. He urges calm. He tells her what to do so he can find her. Then he brings her back to the ship.
But the Explorer is no longer a ship, simply more space debris, and the rest of the crew are dead. There's no radio contact with Houston. They're alone up there. But Matt has a plan.
See that light over there? That's a Soyuz space station. They're going to head over there, Ryan tethered to Matt, Stone to Kowalski, and take one of its capsules back to Earth. But beware the orbiting space debris. By his calculations it will return in 90 minutes.
There are other things to worry about, too. They arrive just as she's running out of oxygen and he's running out of jet fuel. (Why does he not run out of oxygen? Isn't he the one doing all the talking?) Worse, Soyuz is damaged, they bounce off it, and Ryan almost goes flying off into the void, forever, but her feet get tangled in the cords of a deployed parachute. Matt is less lucky. He sees that she won't make it unless he lets go. So he lets go.
And then there was one.
The roller coaster
Other movies come to mind watching this one. "Alien," obviously. (Terror in space, female survivor.) "Barbarella," oddly. (A woman removing her spacesuit in zero gravity.) "Castaway," as above.
But the dominating influence is Steven Spielberg. "Gravity" is a roller-coaster ride with smarts and art and, well, gravity, but it's still a roller coaster ride. It's still skin-of-the-teeth stuff. For 90 percent of the movie, Ryan is staying just one small step (rather than one giant leap) ahead of destruction, until the final, beautiful shots when her capsule splashes to earth, she crawls to shore, and pulls herself up on the land. You almost feel the weight of gravity holding her in place then. It's a great shot. "Gravity" begins well and ends well, and the middle is a ride. But it's just a ride.
Within this ride, yes, Cuarón and company do some good work. We get a bit of background. We find out Ryan lost a child, a girl, 4 years old, and when she died much of Ryan's reason for living died with her. She shut herself off. She almost does that here. In Soyuz, before traveling to the Chinese space station, Tien Gong, she powers down the systems, turns off the air, gives up. She's ready to die. She's ready to join her daughter.
Then a knock on the door.
No joke. At first I thought it was one of the cosmonauts—the face looked gigantic and grotesque—but it's actually Matt, the sexiest man alive, who has miraculously survived. He enters the spacecraft and fills it with his energy. Did you find the vodka? he asks. Well, I finally broke the spacewalk record, he says. Now let's take this puppy home. It's a great moment, even if it doesn't seem reasonable—given the verisimilitude of everything else in the movie—and it isn't. It's a dream. A figment. Matt's dead, she's alone, but the moment—the dream, the vision, whatever—inspires her to try again. The whole scene is really well-done. I was happy when Matt returned (we needed something), and I was sad he turned out to be a figment, even as I realized it was the right thing to do for the story.
A helluva story to tell
So they do good things within the ride, but is it enough? Is Ryan an interesting enough character to hold the screen by herself for half the movie?
At one point, Matt, or maybe his figment, tells Ryan why she needs to keep trying: You'll either die, he says, or you'll have a helluva story to tell.
When you see "Gravity," see it on an IMAX screen with 3-D. Make it an event. Because for all its spectacle, for all its effects, "Gravity" doesn't have a helluva story to tell.
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Movie Review: Una Noche (2013)
"From the tops of the trees you can see the planes coming in from Miami. Sometimes people come back to Cuba from the outside world. They return like kings: fatter, happier, trusting. They lose that nervous desperation."
-- Lila (Anailín del la Rúa de la Torre) in writer-director Lucy Mulloy's "Una Noche."
Filmed in cinéma véritée fashion, "Una Noche" is a movie about that nervous desperation. It's about three young people in Havana bouncing here and there, scrimping this and that. Do they have a plan? We assume so. We've seen the movie poster. We know what the movie's about, more or less. But the plan has no center.
It's a subtle film. Some friends of Elio (Javier Núnez Florían) pick on a gay guy and his face retreats. Is he gay? (Yes.) It's an ironic film. Raul (Dariel Arrechaga) prostitutes himself to get the money to get the drugs to help out his prostitute mother, who has AIDS. It's an evocative film. One of the characters mentions you can smell the tourists coming. "They use a soap we can't get here."
But mostly it's about 90 miles.
We three
That's the distance from Cuba to Miami, from poverty to wealth, from communism to capitalism. It's the distance to a different kind of desperation.
Lila and Elio are twins—she's eight minutes older—who have always communicated well, who can almost finish each other's thoughts. Lately, though, Elio's grown distant, and Lila follows him around to find out why. She follows their father, too, a military man, and discovers he's having an affair. She's teased by other girls for the hair on her arms, and wonders whether she should pluck her eyebrows. She holds off the boys but dreams of first kisses. Despite all this, we don't really get to know her, and what we do know isn't that interesting. She's most interesting in voiceover. All of them are.
We don't really get to know Elio, either. Lila thinks he has a girl but he has a boy. Except the boy, Raul, doesn't know it. Of the three, Elio is the most serious. He's not following after other people's drams, as Lila, nor sabotaging his own, as Raul, but moving forward. He's doing it all for love.
That's an answer to this question: What kind of desperation makes someone get on a small raft and paddle 90 miles across shark-infested waters? It's not just the beacon on the other side. You need a push.
Raul is pushed by a mistake. There are two classes of people in Havana, citizens and tourists, and he's seen talking to a tourist, and that tourist—or her father?—winds up in the hospital, so Raul is suspected since no one else is. "In Havana," Lila says in voiceover, "only a fool runs from the police." Raul is that fool. And that's his final push. Elio is then pushed—or pulled—by his love for Raul. Lila discovers their plans and can't abide Havana without her brother. That's how all three wind up on this small raft, paddling.
The young and the pretty
One hopes, away from the bustle of the city, that things will calm down and the three will get serious. Instead, on the small raft, their stupidity has nowhere to hide. Raul complains about paddling. He asks for a backrub from Lila, flirts with Lila, tries to kiss Lila. Elio kisses Raul. They fight. Then the shark comes. By then, I'd lost interest. The characters were too stupid, too spoiled, to care about.
I gained some sympathy back again when Lila and Raul finally float, exhausted, to land, and are greeted by white jet skiers. For a second, we think: Miami. But wait, doesn't the blonde-haired girl look familiar? Isn't she the one Raul was talking to earlier? Indeed. One of the jet skiers, a tourist boy, leans forward and says, "Are you trying to get to Miami?" and flashes a big grin to his friends. It's a joke to them, these boat people, trying to get to Miami but winding back in Havana. It's a kind of horror for us. Elio doesn't make it.
"Una Noche" is at its best when it gives us flashes of the hectic life in Havana, a city that time forgot, where 1950s cars coexist with knockoff smartphones. (They've improved the catcalls anyway. One guy, to a hot girl passing: "I'll wash, iron and cook for you daily!") It's a trapped city and these three try to break free of it. They're young and pretty, and, like the young and pretty everywhere, just not that interesting.
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|November 19, 2014, 12:18 AM
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Need Some Input On New Rifle Project
I have it narrowed down to two candidates.
The first is a Remington 700 ADL Varmint (internal magazine/no external base plate). It has a plastic molded stock with 26" heavy barrel and is going for about $445 right now at Cabella's. I would have to add the detachable mag assembly from Wyatt's for about another $250. Then was thinking of adding a B&C Tatical Medalist stock.
The second choice is a Savage Model 11VT (exclusive to Dick's). It is a 24" heavy barrel, accutrigger and is going for $419 with an additional $75 dollar rebate. Great price ($345). I would have to spend another $150 to add new bottom metal so that it will fit the Choate Tactical stock with a compatible detachable mag.
Not including the cost of aftermarket stock the Savage is coming in at about $200 cheaper than the Rem 700. What I am wondering; is the Rem 700 worth the extra $200 dollars right off the bat?
Whatever rifle I choose I will paint the stock myself and have a gunsmith cut the barrel down to 22-23" and add a muzzle break.
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A project like yours is always a great way to spend a lot more money than simply buying the rifle you want right off the bat.
Don't believe me? It's simple to check it. Take the cost of the basic rifle and add on the upgrades you want. Play with the options and keep track of the costs and once you've "built" the best and cheapest upgraded rifle you can on paper then go shopping and see what the total cost will buy you.
Odds are that you'll find a nicer gun for less money and you won't have a bunch of parts left over to store away or try to sell for a small fraction of what they are actually worth.
Best of all budget guns come with budget receivers and bolts. By skipping the whole "upgrade'itis" disease thing you'll have a set of getter quality products right at the core of your new rifle instead of some nice parts wrapped around a budget core.
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|November 19, 2014, 04:36 PM
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Having built a custom 700, I can say BC is right on many points.....
However, it's a labor of love, and you can take pride in the project.. You can also take forever getting it done, like I'm doing with a 338 at this very moment for the last 3 years... Lol!
Per you original question, I don't know as I don't have a Savage, but by the time you're done, $200 will be nothing.
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Personally I would say go with the Remington 700
Time tested and proven action, larger aftermarket options
Both posters had excellent points...builds like this where you try to save money usually end up costing you more
but the experience of the build, the love for a unique rifle that was born from your vision....how do you put a price on those things? you can't
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|November 19, 2014, 04:53 PM
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If money is an object, you're most likely to better off just buying a factory rifle similar to what you have in mind.
If you do the Savage, buy it somewhere other than untrustworthy Dick's and check out Stockade gun stocks. They have money saver specials that allow you to do all the finish work yourself to save...maybe about $100, IIRC.
|November 19, 2014, 09:58 PM
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Thanks for the input guys, it's greatly appreciated. I have run the numbers and the build will likely be more expensive than buying a compete riffle for sure. For instance, this spring I bought a Savage model 12 LRP in 6.5 Creedmoor and it was a 1K gun then add optic, base, rings, ect and I was in it for a little over 2 grand. The gun is worth every penny though and an absolute tack driver, Shooting 0.55" groups at 300 yards!
I guess the plan was to put a rifle together that had all of my favorite aspects, OPS muzzle break, B&C Meddalist stock ect. I may have to re-think my project as I wouldn't want to waste a ton of money on a riffle that likely won't hold a candle to my 12 LRP.
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Alternatively you may wish to consider the Ruger GSR. It already has a threaded barrel and takes detachable mags. All you would need to do is to replace the flash hider with a brake and get a scope. While it does have a scout mount for the base, this can be replaced with a base for XS or there are also scope rings that allow non-LER optics to be used from a scout mount.
|November 19, 2014, 11:13 PM
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I think, you should do both. Buy a nice action, then a quality barrel. Gather the other odds and ends, find a stock and complete the build. If you do the savage, you can install the barrel yourself. If you go with a different action, youll have to have a gunsmith install the barrel. But building it is a lot of fun!
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My earlier reply makes it sound like I'm not a fan of building your own. Nothing is farther from the truth. But one needs to go into it with their eyes open and not lose sight of the goal.
The only warning flag was that you wanted to start with a less expensive core rifle that may bring compromises to the table.
If you're building up something for YOU that you will have for the rest of your days then don't compromise. Research and get only the best even if it means you need to save up for longer so you can do it right. If that means buying one or two parts per year to spread out the spending then fine.
If you need a rifle for hunting or fun shooting in the meantime then by all means buy a known budget priced decent enough gun and LEAVE IT STOCK! That leaves you with your funding for the long term dream build.
What you COULD do is buy the interim rifle chambered in the same caliber as you want for your dream gun. At least that way the stuff you put together for optimizing your ammo loading will be directly useable for the dream gun once it comes online.
In the end though it doesn't hurt to have a beater gun for trips where you know the conditions will be more harsh. That way you won't feel bad about scuffing or soaking the working gun and the dream gun can be taken out on days when the weather is nicer and you know it'll be easier to protect it. So there might well be room in the plan for the interim beater gun to hang around after the birth of the dream rifle. It's nice to have a "stunt double" for days you know will be more risky or sloppy... .
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Seattles Brandon Browner reacts after recovering a Carolina Panthers fumble during last Sundays game in Charlotte, N.C.SEATTLE Excuse Pete Carroll this week if hes a bit miffed at a former college colleague.
Oregon coach Chip Kelly did no one in the NFL any favors by passing along tips to New England about how to let Tom Brady run the Patriots breakneck offense even faster.
The fact that theyve studied with Chip, and hes kind of helped, Im still kind of (mad), Carroll joked this week.
Brady and the Patriots (3-2) visit Seattle (3-2) on Sunday in a matchup of the NFLs top offense against the Seahawks No. 1-ranked defense.
Last offseason, Patriots coaches spent time with Kellys staff. They learned how the Ducks run their high-tempo offense with such efficiency, and found out what aspects might translate into the NFL.
In the hands of Brady, the modifications are pretty good.
I think we have several different tempos that we try to play at. Sometimes you go no-huddle; sometimes we have to slow it down. Its all really a matter of how the game is going and how we feel is the best way to attack the other team, Brady said.
Every week you go in and you have different moods of playing and plays and schemes and usually by halftime, you narrow those down and you have 30, 35 plays left in the game and those are the ones you have to hone in on. Whatever is working, thats what were going to try to do.
Despite the always changing numbers throughout a 16-game season, matchups of the top offense facing the top defense dont come along often. And while it would seem there is very little in common between the Patriots and Seahawks, the underlying root of why New Englands offense is proving so potent and Seattles defense so stout is the same: Speed.
For New England, its the speed at which they run plays. Last week against Denver, sometimes it took as little as 15 seconds between the end of one play and snapping the ball for the next. For Seattle, its the speed of its pass rushers off the edge that combines with the quickness and size of their linebackers and secondary that makes it tough on opponents.
Theyre going to scream at us. If they have their way, its going to come screaming down the field at us and they are going to go as fast as you can go, Carroll said. But they dont have any advantage over us in that, were going to go as fast as you can go and were well equipped to do it. Weve been working at this for some time and this is the team that really takes you to the end of the extent where you have to be full speed and transition in between plays.
There hasnt been a matchup of the No. 1 offense against the No. 1 defense in Week 6 or later since the 2007 season when the top-ranked Patriots offense overwhelmed the No. 1 defense of the Steelers in a 34-13 victory in Week 14.
And if New England wasnt potent enough with Brady flinging passes around to Wes Welker, Rob Gronkowski and Brandon Lloyd, the Patriots have added a new element with the emergence of running back Stevan Ridley.
The second-year back from LSU is coming off consecutive 100-yard games and if he can add one more against the Seahawks, hell be the first Patriots back with three straight games over the century mark since Curtis Martin in 1995.
The improvement of the run game is partly why the Patriots have 101 first downs in the past three games, the most by any offense in a three-game span since the merger. In 60 offensive possessions, the Patriots have just four three-and-outs.
It just really challenges you mentally in getting lined up. When you watch tape, a lot of their explosive plays come from guys not having a clue on what theyre doing out there, like busted assignments, Seattle safety Earl Thomas said. We just try to eliminate that and make sure that were still playing fast even though theyre going up-tempo on us.
Seattle has not allowed a touchdown to an opposing offense since the fourth quarter of its Week 3 win over Green Bay, a span of 128 minutes. It will be a challenge to keep the streak going against Brady, but the Seahawks would like nothing more than to make his first trip to Seattle forgettable.
Its always nice when you take 53 guys on the road and you say, `This is all weve got and this is all we need and this is what we have to do. And see 70,000 fans, if you can keep them quiet or turn them on their own team, Brady said. I think thats an exciting part for road teams, is to see if you can get them booing their own players.
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Snow, sleet and freezing rain may be impeding visibility on U.S. highways, but the impact of severe winter weather on the U.S. economy is clear in the Institute of Supply Management's latest economic indices. The January PMI index of factory activity, released Feb. 3, declined 5.2 percentage points from December to 51.3, its eighth straight month of growth but its lowest reading since October 2012.
The ISM New Orders Index dropped 13.2 percentage points in January to 51.2 — that index's biggest plunge since 1980 — while the Production Index fell 5.6 points to 54.8, both indications the economy is growing at a slower pace in early 2014.
Those numbers spooked investors, contributing to a drop in U.S. stock prices, and raised questions about the accuracy of the ISM manufacturing index, which declined much faster than the Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index. The Markit PMI dropped from 55 in December to 53.7.
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Among the ISM indices that did climb was the Suppliers Deliveries Index, which rose to 54.3, an 0.6 point increase from December and a 1 point increase from November. That jump confirms what anyone who has been outdoors in the past two months knows — this year's frigid weather is hitting supply chains in their weak points. The higher the SDI rises, the slower deliveries get. Since early December, storms have repeatedly hit the Midwest, Northeast, Mid-Atlantic and Southeast.
Ten industries reported slower supplier deliveries in January, from the makers of plastics, rubber and paper products, to appliance and electronics manufacturers. Eight industries reported no substantial change in deliveries since December.
"We have experienced many late deliveries during the past week due to the weather shutting down truck lines," a plastics maker told the ISM. "Poor weather impacted outbound and inbound shipments," a metals manufacturer said.
Flight disruptions alone cost the U.S. $2.5 billion in lost productivity and productivity in January, ABC News reported, with airlines losing between $75 million and $150 million, according to cloud-based data and software company MasFlight.
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Successive snow storms slamming the Northeast are being blamed in part for drayage chassis shortages at the Port of New York and New Jersey, the largest East Coast port, and Midwestern rail terminals. Excessively cold temperatures from the polar vortex slowed western U.S. trains and snow and ice from Michigan and Minnesota to as far south as the Gulf Coast states delayed trucks in January.
"You can go from Minneapolis to Chicago to Detroit to Cleveland, over to Boston, down to New York and Norfolk, and come back through Cincinnati — that's your path of congestion and severe chassis shortages," said Jason Hilsenbeck, owner of Load-Match and Drayage.com. "It's all due to the weather."
Hilsenbeck also said the weather, particularly in the Midwest, has left some warehouses and plants short-handed (schools close, and somebody's got to watch the kids) and has slowed the unloading of containers and trailers and the overall velocity of the system.
"It's affecting us all," Jeff Heller, vice president of intermodal and automotive marketing at Norfolk Southern, said in reference to the frigid weather of early January at the SMC3 JumpStart 2014 conference in Atlanta Jan. 21. "We have more failures on the locomotive side, and when we get the trains running, traffic backs up at our terminals." That was a full week before a three-inch snowstorm caused massive gridlock in Atlanta Jan. 28, an epic mess that wasn't fully cleared for days.
Even without snow, Atlanta is the fourth worst city in the U.S. for truck delays, costing businesses $775 million a year, according to the 2011 Urban Mobility Report from the Texas Transportation Institute. While Atlanta was stuck in what could be called "snowlock," the Southern winter storm closed ports from Virginia to Texas.
Another round of storms coming
The first week of February began with a fresh round of snow and more wintry blasts on the way. Winter storms are expected to dump anywhere from a few inches to more than foot of snow from the Rockies across the northern U.S. to New England Feb. 4 and 5. More than 118 million people in the U.S. are under some form of winter weather warning, according to weather.com. More than 1,500 flights were delayed or canceled Feb. 4.
Want to know where the latest delays are? Check the website of parcel carrier UPS. The site showed weather-related delivery delays in parts of Arkansas and Kansas Tuesday afternoon. By 2:17 p.m., no pickups or deliveries were available in several zip codes in those states. On its website, UPS said it secures shipments in its facilities during storms and, where possible, redirects them in order to speed delivery.
Norfolk Southern is warning customers that "extreme weather conditions" could delay shipments moving across the Midwest and Northeast by 24 to 48 hours, and extreme temperatures combined with snow and ice could cause some local service to be curtailed.
Expediters could benefit
If anyone should be making money while the snow falls, it's expedited transportation companies that provide emergency services that keep production lines moving when supply chains get snarled. Look to see evidence of that emergency demand in the quarterly results of Arkansas Best's Panther Expedited, XPO Logistics' Express-1 and FedEx Custom Critical in a few months.
And a spring thaw could release significant pent-up demand as consumers return to car lots and big box stores, just as retailers begin ramping up imports in March, the start of a shipping season some truckers see as "the new peak."
"After allowing for companies that saw production and sales disrupted by the cold weather, the rate of growth of output and orders remained as strong, if not stronger, than seen late last year," Markit Chief Economist Chris Williamson said after the release of the company's Purchasing Managers Index last week.
In the meantime, shippers throughout the country have little choice but to plan for unexpected delays and, where possible, try to add a mid-winter cushion to their supply chains.
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Sonia and Rahul Gandhi, leaders of India's defeated Congress party, offered to resign Monday after last week's election debacle but colleagues rebuffed their offer, a senior party figure said.
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Taiwanese workers told of their fear as they hid from Vietnamese rioters who ravaged hundreds of foreign-owned factories in Vietnam during violent demonstrations against China this week, burning several to the ground.
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With their troubles seemingly behind them, Mobb Deep made their reunion official during the opening day of Paid Dues 2013 in San Bernardino, California last night. Among their catalog of classics, Havoc and P performed their timeless Infamous cut, "Shook Ones Pt. II." Forget chocolate eggs; this is the only gift we want this Easter. Don't forget, the Queensbridge duo hit the road on May 9 for their 20th Anniversary Tour. (Miss Info TV)
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Their multi-city tour buzz ignited the Internet in early February.
It's official: hip-hop duo Mobb Deep's putting their beef on the back burner … and officially heading out on a 20th anniversary tour later this spring … TMZ has learned. The duo — a.k.a. Havoc and Prodigy — were entwined in an intense rap feud ever since Havoc tore into Prodigy on Twitter … claiming among other things that Prodigy had engaged in a slew of jailhouse relationships during his 3-year stint in the slammer. But now, the two rappers have let bygones be bygones … and recently announced they're headed back on the road together. First stop? The Paid Dues festival in L.A. this March. Sources close to the group say it's just the first of many shows — and will act as the unofficial kickoff for their April world tour … where they'll be celebrating 20 years as a group. (TMZ)
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2/3 bedroom modern house wanted, both work full time, part furnished or fully furnished if possible, needed for Feb 2015


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My friend wanted me to make her a turtle neck dress. I thought it was too simple – so I decided to make it really bright, and added some lace on the back side. She loves how it came out. www.katyushadress.com
Mar 22, 2013, 12.19 AMby heatherrique
Sleek looking dress!
Mar 21, 2013, 08.59 PMby Mary Athey
its a lovely dress and the colours great x
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