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Shifting Our Energy | Again Gone… An Artistic Glance at 'Chi-raq'
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Over the past few months, the news has been inundated with tragic stories concerning the insurgence of violence in Chicago. After speaking with our Editor-In-Chief, we decided that it is beyond necessary to address what is going on in 'Chiraq'. Imagine, a city with so much beauty and history being compared to a war zone. Well, it's real. It is happening, and we (along with so many others) want to take part in finding solutions to rid this beloved city of such a horrific stigma.
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She Is She. You Are You. | Shantell Martin in Black and White
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When most people think of art, they think of intricate paintings or sculptures that they call beautiful simply because someone told them that they were. We have created our own impression on what "acceptable" art is and is not. The way we see it, everyone's mind works as it's own puzzle and we are truly lucky when we get to see someone's inner waves comes to life.
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Fully CHARged and ready to GAUX | Meet Charly & Margaux
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Cue the dopest future-soul set at FreeCandy in Brooklyn, NY. Then add a room packed with the most eclectic unicorns, butterflies and mermaids you'd ever want to see in one place. Next, add a black lighting and a bit of incense. Done yet? Not quite. Make the creatures dance all together, warm bodies, hair swinging, muscles contracting, and add... ...my need to use le toilette. DAMMIT! The only thing worse than having to stop the epic party feel, is getting to the bathroom and then discovering...there is NO TOILET PAPER. Cue my side eye. "Uhhhhhhhhhh........" I say nervously. Then cue a voice, "Girl, I got chu!"
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Editor's Pick | Vintage Frames by Cory Shapiro 'Love/Hate' Collection
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I have been a fan of Vintage Frames since I was first introduced to the brand back in 2011 or so. Outside of the dope design concepts, the use of classic tooling, and hand craftsmanship that derived from Cory Shapiro not wanting to put anything out that he himself would not wear - I'd have to say that the artistic vision and story put into each collection is what caught my attention.
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Saint Laurent Fall/Winter '14 Men's Sneaker Collection
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St. Laurent unveiled a selection of four hightops as a preview of their 2014 fall/winter men's collection. The gothic rock inspired sneakers will be available in black and white featuring premium metals, straps, and stud embellishments.
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River Island Fall/Winter '14
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As one of the most successful retailers in the UK, we can not say that we are surprised that River Island's Fall/Winter 2014 menswear collection has yet again effortlessly meshed head to toe looks with affordable price points for the budget conscious fashonisto. It's no secret that we love our high end designers, however, fashion is an artform and it is more about what and how you put it together rather who you put together (at least in our minds). With design, sustainability, and style at the forefront of their creative process check out their presentation.
In Case You Missed It | Evan Yurman Named Chief Design Director
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Word on street is that Evan Yurman will be leaving his spot as David Yurman men's designer to take on a new role as the Chief Design Director for the company!!!! Evan, who is the prodigal son of David and Sybil Yurman (husband and wife creators/owners), has been the sole designer for David Yurman Men's since 2004. He will now be taking the lead in ushering the brand into a new era. Evan is said to have drawn inspiration for the men's collection from everything from dungeons and dragons, to maritime themes and Greek mythology. His funky and eclectic use of materials range from ethically sourced turquoise to actual meteors that have traveled into the earths atmosphere. With the price of the pieces ranging from the low hundreds to thousands of dollars, the Yurman's have seen a double digit rise in sales since he has taken over the men's design.
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Supermodel Style | Kate Moss x Topshop SS '14
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Kate Moss has teamed up with Top Shop owner Sir Phillip Green for a second time to bring her signature bohemian style to Select Nordstrom stores here in the US. The festival-ready collection features fringe, flowing tops, sequined mesh bolero jackets,pajama pants suits, and intricately fabulous sequined cocktail dresses. Moss has been a long time trendsetter in fashion since she hit the scene as a teenager. Her collaboration with Topshop showcases her evolving style as well as some of this seasons hottest trends. The collection (which hit Nordstrom stores April 29th, and ranges in price from $76 to $1200 USD) has already been featured in Harpers Bazaar.
The Death of Mediocrity | Kelly Towles
- Category: Art
- Written by Alison Carney
I get the opportunity to travel a great deal in the US, and often I am wowed by my findings. I have a special love for cities like Chicago, LA, DC, NYC, and even Atlanta because of their richness of culture and teach city's desire to show the world what they are made of. On a recent trip from NYC to Southern VA, decided to stop in my hometown of Washington, DC because I was invited to an art opening, ironically my first invite as a VIP/Media previewer...yes, I felt special. So, despite my crazy schedule, how could I miss that? The answer is, I couldn't.
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The weather is getting a tad bit warmer, not a whole lot, but definitely a bit. Right on schedule, since cuffing season is coming to an abrupt end, we need something else to satiate our need to feel good. So instead of cozying up with a vintage fur or a under a customized knit blanket with a significant other, it is time to get up, get out, and do something a little exclusive. Enter Cinq, the newest member of the Chicago Bite Club, an underground supper club founded by the elusive Chef T.


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- Release Date: May 26, 2006
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 507 Ratings
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Mixed: 98 out of 507
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Oct 19, 2014As an X-men-fan I totally agree that it's not as great as the previous movies, but it's not bad either.
The first thing that truly bothers me is that there's not as much action in this film than in X-Men 1 and 2, and there's not as much unique things either. Brian Singer should have been the one to direct all X-Men films, especially this one! Another aspect that's horrible about this movie is the soundtrack, it's not as touching as in X-Men 2. The CGI however is incredible, and the few action-sequences that this film got are all awesome (but they are not many). The actors are of course awesome, there's no one that I would consider as a bad actor!
Overall is X-Men: The Last Stand a great movie, but the choice of director truly is the worst thing. But it's still an entertaining and groovy movie.
X-Men: The Last Stand get a 7.8/10… Expand
Sep 23, 2014If you have seen the first two X-Men movies, then you know that X-Men 3 feels different. Of course with a new director changes are to be expected, but how much can be different till we can't tolerate them anymore. The first half of this movie was very good, but I started to check my phone a lot after the midpoint. The film wasn't flowing uniformly, but in all types of directions mixed with questionable pacing. Another thing that kept distracting me was the awful CGI, which surprised me because of how well done the CGI was in this film predecessor. The last two X-Men films had really good and enthralling stories which to me felt absent in X3. The acting was still very good, especially from Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart, but the chemistry between the characters was poor and made me feel, dare I say, quite bored. Also, the film's third act feels very rushed in wrapping up the character's journey and the film itself. Now let us move on to the good things about this film. As always the score is fantastic and is, in my opinion, one of the best superhero themes in film. As mentioned above, the individual acting is good but the collective chemistry is off. Overall I wouldn't recommend watching this movie unless you are a big X-Men fan, which is not a bright idea as you might feel even more disappointed than the rest of us.… Expand
Aug 28, 2014"Massive" is the right word to describe this movie. In the previous two films, the use of mutant powers was nice and quite tame. This time, they build a bridge to an entirely another level - literally.
The special effects are amazing! The film also dares to cut off its supporting pillars, which for a while can leave the viewer to a state of shock - and possibly disappointment and sorrow as well.
Why the movie does not get 5 starts in my book is because the characters were lacking a lot. This could be amended with extending the length of the movie - it seemed too short, anyway.
The already familiar cast, with only few additions of whom only Kitty rises above the others, provides us with nothing new. Storm is perhaps a bit angrier, and Rogue more desperate, but other than that, there's nothing new there.
Other than Jean, of course, who is not quite what she used to be. (Famke Janssen looks absolutely fabulous in this one!)
A must see piece, which stands side by side with its predecessors, yet still with a lot of room to explore.… Expand
Aug 16, 2014This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This movie tries to tackle the iconic Phoenix saga in the final movie of the X-Men saga. Remember I said the word "tries" because this movie completely butchers it. They kill off Cyclops and they even kill off Professor X. How do you kill off Cyclops so early in this movie? This movie could have had done itself a favor and centered around Cyclops who's girlfriend had turned into kind of a monster. A franchise that had not yet gave Cyclops his fair share of screen time gets killed off very early in a movie where Jean Grey is the biggest story arc. That's an issue. Why couldn't you have killed off a character that wasn't cool? Maybe Storm? This movie messed so many things up that it needed Days of Future Past to come in and save the series. Not only did they mess up the Phoenix saga, but the Juggernaut was messed up as well. He's a great villain, and they made him into a mutant (which he isn't) and didn't give him any depth. They didn't even talk about the fact that Juggernaut has a helmet that also stops telepathy. The effects were as good as the first two from this series, but it's not like they were spectacular. Wolverine was cool as ever, so that's a plus. If you're a picky superhero movie fanboy, you'll cringe at this movie, but if you don't have an invested interest in the characters, you'll probably like this just a little bit less than the first two X-Men movies. 4/10 seems like a fair score to me, but it's closer to a 3/10 than a 5/10.… Expand
Aug 3, 2014A very disappointing film to end the trilogy. Most of the characters you loved in the first two films are gonna in the first thirty minutes of the film. The new characters such as Angel, Kitty Pryde, and Juggernaut are so forgettable that you won't remember them the next 10 minutes after you finish the film. The story isn't that interesting. There's a silly love triangle between Rogue, Kitty, and Iceman that will make you yawn. The action isn't even that much fun. Overall, Brett Ratner's conclusion fails to satisfy it's fans.… Expand
Jul 22, 2014While the acting and action is good the screenplay and style of this installment was not enough for us to accept and get used to. Famke Janssen did a good job as potraying a dark freakish Phoenix. But the costumes were excellent though....and that is only because Brett Ratner didn't fyck the original costumes from the previous 2 films.
Jul 11, 2014What a f*cking letdown! Director Bryan Singer was replaced by Brett Ratner instead, seriously? We all know what kind of director he is. He directed "Rush Hour 3" and "Movie 43"! The movie is not fresh as the other two movie, however, it still delivers good performances and good action.
Jul 8, 2014הסרט מתקן את הטעויות של בריאן סינגר עם אקס-מן 2, ואפשר לומר שהוא אחד מסרטי האקס-מן הכי טובים בסדרה הארוכה הזו. יכול שזה הרס כמה דמויות מהקומיקס, אבל זה לא ממש משנה כי הסרט הוא טוב
May 24, 2014I actually liked this movie. Unlike X-Men: First Class this movie has some popular X-Men characters in it. I thought Professor X and Magneto had a real Martin Luther King Jr. vs. Malcolm X philosophy which I found really interesting. Magneto stole the show in this movie.
May 16, 2014I am really torn on this film as I don't want to hate it because it has some great ideas but they are poorly executed. This film overall was put together in a sloppy manner lacking focus and rushing through key plot elements that needed more development. Had this film's script gone through another rewrite or so and/or choosen to focus on one of the big ideas in in the movie this film could have truly been something. As its not awful just more disappointing because there are some amazing things in this film that could have provided for an awesome conclusion to the X-Men trilogy and the best in the series but instead this film was poorly but together and winds up being the weakest in the trilogy. I can only hope that Bryan Synger's new X-Men movie X-Men: Days of Future Past can rewrite the wrongs this film did.… Expand
Mar 8, 2014This third installment in the series was mostly enjoyable. It also has more humor than the previous two films. However, is it as good as its predecessors? No, the second one was better. The film lacks emotional scenes between characters.
Jan 4, 2014X-Men: The Last Stand manages to, uh, stand it's ground with some decent ideas and a certain level of unpredictability. There are some problems with the movie such as far too many faceless mutants and Juggernaut being turned into an embarrassing joke, but all in all, Last Stand is a good trilogy ending.
Nov 13, 2013Potentially the most disappointing film in the franchise due to the hype surrounding it. This film is less than two hours yet features twice (if not three times) the amount of characters of its predecessor.
Nov 13, 2013The Last Stand hopefully is the last stand.
X-Men produces its third movie with poor execution. A very well crafted premise with poor dialogue, and very unlikeable plot twists. It does not reach the potential its predecessor's had.
Nov 2, 2013Spectacular special effects, but lack in details. Action scenes in this movie seem rushed but they are nicely executed and presented. A very good plot and character development make this movie great. Only thing that pissed me off is that Magneto didn't seem to mind very much the murder of his life long friend.
Oct 27, 2013bryan singer doesn´t direct this movie,and this was the worst problem,the movie has a great story but the new director doesn´t use it so well,but still the movie is nice(nothing like the other two).
Aug 17, 2013Taking a stab at being more action oriented rather than story centered, this third installment in the X-Men trilogy ends the series on a downhill note, but provides enough engaging action to survive its handicapped scripting.
Jul 29, 2013As an aside, if you're really interested in seeing the biggest f**k you that X-Men: The Last Stand can throw at you, stick around after the credits for a brief, disappointing bonus clip that throws away everything you've just spent the past two hours watching to set up a sequel that 20th Century Fox insists it will never allow to happen. Or just download it off the internet somewhere. It's not worth the wait.… Expand
Jul 27, 2013With the only bright spots being homages to comic character like Beast, Shadowcat, Juggernaut, etc. X3 falls flat. I mean, I liked parts of it, but the story was absolutely horrible. Overall, this is a shame to the Marvel cinematic universe
Jul 9, 2013The film is a decent follow up, but the plot, characters, action and climax are wasted leading to a forgettable movie even the few good scenes aren't special.
Jun 2, 2013Not even close to the same league as the first 2 films. The Last Stand tries to do too much and appeal to so many people that, ultimately, it fails. It's entertaining and very enjoyable, but the story is too crazy and busy. The action and special effects are brilliant, but the storyline is very weak in comparison to the fantastic first 2.
Jun 2, 2013One of the biggest bust in recent memory in term of quality. When your director was 'poached' by an opposing studio, and you crafted a movie that negates the previous installments achievements, then you deserve nothing more than a kick in the bum! Characters got killed left and right without any dramatic impact. Is the actor getting too expensive? Well, let's just kill him off. Is he involved in another 'opposing project'? Well, let's kill him too. It's like the whole film is meant as a 'revenge picture' to Bryan Singer and Co, for taking in Superman Returns before shooting this flick. This is the film that sinks 20th century Fox's reputation for a number of years amongst blockbuster film enthusiasts!… Expand
May 26, 2013Brett Ratner takes over directing duties for the anticipated end to a powerful trilogy, its big, explosive, occasionally touching but overall, thats about it.
The Last Stand never really amounts to the powerhouse sequel of X2, nor does it have the introductory prowess or flare of the original, the message given throughout the film is really to show off what was established before, throw in a new batch of flashy characters with sometimes pointless powers in relevance to the plot, but thats ok, because we already have two explanatory films, or not.
All is peaceful for now on the mutant front, but when a cure coming from a mutants genes is found, there is outrage and relief amongst the superhuman community, some just don't feel accepted or find it harder to fit in than others, this point is brought up by new character Hank McCoy, or Beast (Kelsey Grammar) who is a diplomat to heal relations between the mutants and humans.
He warns Xaviers school of the threat of the cure, and what potential trouble it could spell for the mutant community. But something else is rising from the depths that nobody can quite anticipate, as Magneto continues to unite the mutants for war, Xavier (Patrick Stewart) and his team face a larger problem than they have ever witnessed, all in their own midst, something Xavier must confront and perhaps reveal the true nature behind it.
All of the original cast return to The Last Stand, but with the different direction and more blockbuster story, the tension of their past troubles and their current concerns get lost in the fast paced story, there just isn't enough room created to let everything explain itself, and unfortunately there is very little emotional depth in this third instalment. Rogue mainly deals with her powers and the potential she possesses, but makes her mind up far too quickly in this. When a monumental scene occurs, the aftermath just feels to rushed and is almost disrespectful of what had been developed in previous instalments.
In terms of the action, it truly is non-stop, with very impressive set pieces including a particular mutant a bridge, there is also the fact of the returning and expanded cast, including Hugh Jackman as Wolverine, Ian McKellan as Magneto and Halle Berry as Storm, a few others, some unnecessary, make appearances.
A diminished sequel, while not as thoughtful and emotionally driven as the other two, its hard to ignore the magnificent action pieces and still some interesting characters in this different sort of X-Men.… Expand
May 22, 2013The change of director and script were accelerated factor detrimental to the film, but that does not mean that the film is bad, the battle scenes are the best in the series, Storm came out of the shadows and became important part in the plot, but lacks content to give life to the film.
Mar 4, 2013The Last Stand abandons the characters and neglects the story X-Men 1 and 2 spent so much time carefully developing and instead focuses on the crushing of motor vehicles.
Feb 23, 2013This is NOT the X-Men movie I really wanted because with no Bryan Singer directing, I don't see why Brett Ratner (Rush Hour) is involved. Sure The Last Stand was the 2nd highest-grossing movie of 2006, but there were a lot of mistakes. Unlike X-Men's 1 and 2 (which they are both one of my favorite Marvel movies of all time), The Last Stand feels like it's missing a page out of the old "Dark Phoenix" saga where Jean Grey turned evil (sorta). I remember back on the animated series on Fox Kids when they had a 4-part episode that is still on my all-time list. Characters that were missing in The Last Stand just almost cost them their fortunes. I really hate to break it to you, but The Last Stand is one of my Top 5 disappointing comic book movie sequels of all time.… Expand
Feb 7, 2013This is far from a terrible movie as some people call it but it's also pretty far from a great one. The cast is a bit too wide this time around and as the supposed climax of the trilogy this leaves little closure on any of the characters. It's still an enjoyable movie from the action side of things but the film fails at developing any of the characters and this is something that was done great in the previous two films.… Expand
Feb 6, 2013By far, the worst X-Men film yet, this was a horrible way to follow the awesome first movie and the extremely awesome second movie. This didn't even follow up on some of the major plot points of X2 that everyone wanted to see. LAME!
Jan 8, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Absolutely terrible. A real shame as it had so much potential, but I believe that was also its problem, it was trying to do too much. Introducing too many new characters and giving them little to no back story. Also bastardizing most of the lesser characters to an unforgiving degree. While Vinnie Jones performance as the Juggernaut was ...... OK at best, it was unforgivable that they made him a mutant. The Juggernaut was Xavier's half brother and his powers were mystical in origin. The Juggernaut absolutely hated Xavier and mutants. Psylocke is even credited to being in the movie, but is barely even noticeable (I only noticed as her name is listed in the credits. Jamie Madrox is a bad guy ...... WTF? Angel is a cowering child? And why on earth is Magneto the villain again? The X-Men have had more than one opponent in the last 35 years! What can I say positively about this movie? Special effects were good, lots of action, Kelsey Grammer as Beast was just perfect casting (a shame how little he was in it.) Jean Grey turning into the Dark Phoenix (while toned down) was pretty good, Famke Janssen portrayal of the character was fantastic. Same goes for Hugh Jackman, still great as Wolverine (if not a little tall for the part.) As a fan of the comics, this movie was just a slap in the face and an insult. This movie just caters to the masses and completely ignores the original fans that made the series popular in the first place! Brett Ratner ..... may you burn film hell for making this movie.… Expand
Dec 6, 2012This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Oh my god, what a horrible movie! I absolutely hated this movie! What a disappointment after the two awesome previous X-men installments. OMG Pheonix kills cyclops? - blasphemy! Pheonix kills Xavier? - blasphemy! Rogue chooses to medically opt-out of having super powers? - blasphemy! Pheonix dies in the end? - blasphemy! Ok I never read the comics as a kid so all I have to go by were the old X-men cartoons but in that wasn't Pheonix alive and well as a flaming flying heroin long after she got here omega-super powers? But the way everyone dies in this movie is absolutely lame and pointless. If people were self-sacrificing in a heroic manner to die it would be a bit better. Also, there was a better possible ending to this where Pheonix would not have to die, I was very surprised they didn't choose this ending, it was such an obvious choice: The mutant kid who had the ability to take away other mutant's super powers! They could have just sent him in at the point where Pheonix could no longer control her own powers, and presto! -- Problem solved and Pheonix lives! But noooo! Let's just kill off another beloved X-Men character, afterall, we've already killed 2 others in this movie... I guess the director knew he wasn't going to make an X-Men 4 that occurs after this movie, so what the heck let's just kill everyone off and take away the superpowers of others that live. OMG if I could give this a negative rating on Metacritic I would. The two other movies I've rated 0/10 I rated that way because they just bored me to death. But X3? This would get a -5/10 since it actually pissed me off it was so bad!… Expand
Nov 28, 2012Aside from taking flagrant swipes at the lore and succumbing stale character introductions, it's alright.
Nov 12, 2012Isn't so much of a Last Stand as a last attempt to make this X-Men thing work. It doesn't, once again, and Singer's absence only worsens the matter.
Aug 22, 2012This was almost strong enough to stand on its own two feet. The action doesn't overshadow the plot or the emotional aspect too much and there's a beautiful collection of individuals that moves smoothly along, bringing some amazing variety without forgetting about them. This doesn't necessarily have a particular main character and I enjoyed the twist of Jean Grey along with the epic, all-out war between different sides. I liked how the mutants particularly were working during this, because it was different to how it was when they were just fighting in the previous two films. Of course, Ratner didn't seem to have much grip on how Singer did it because from the way I saw it, the emotional aspects were difficult to control. Despite the variety, there was a lot of running and unnecessary fighting. Overall, although it wasn't as good as the previous two films, I thoroughly very much enjoyed it.… Expand
Jul 17, 2012They should have mantained Bryan Singer as the director, we would have had more character development but the action sequences are definately the best of the entire series and the cast once again provides solid performances. A little more development of Jean Grey's alter-ego Phoenix and the kid that provides the cure as well as President Hank McCoy/Beast would have provided positive reviews from critics and conclude the series with development of new characters to match the amazing action sequences.… Expand
May 25, 2012I feel that this is the 1st x-men movie where something actually happens. The action scenes are very epic. The story may leave you wanting a bit more because characters die but I feel that this is the best x-men of them all.
Dec 1, 2011This film proves that Xmen has finally comes into its own and has given us a decent film that is worth watching. While it may seem a bit corny at times, The Last Stand is a solid film overall.
Nov 29, 2011An enjoyable close to the trilogy. With dazzling special effects, an amazing score and great emotion really lift the film high. Just don't pay too much attention to the plot.
Nov 23, 2011I was disappointed by this film. It just got incredibly silly, not something I expected from how good the first two films were (especially the second one). It was still OK, just severely disappointing.
Sep 21, 2011The movie is overall visually stunning, but "X Men: The Last Stand", unlike "X Men" or "X2", is ultimately a frantic war movie that contains extremely sparse character depth/development and simple, lethargic action that fails to appeal.
Sep 21, 2011The movie is overall visually stunning, but "X Men: The Last Stand", unlike "X Men" or "X2", is ultimately a frantic war movie that contains extremely sparse character depth/development and simple, lethargic action that fails to appeal.
Aug 27, 2011This movie killed the whole series!! The script was really poor, the characters were stone-cold, the dialogue was just awful and they killed off too many of the good characters! It had some good action and visual effects, but overall it was overproduced and lacked the heart and soul of the first two films. Big disappointment.
Aug 19, 2011This one isn't quite as good as X-MEN or X2, but this first trilogy can still manage to maintain a good-enough last stand. Hugh Jackman and Halle Berry are still doing great, and now we have Ellen Page as Shadowcat, plus a little more focus on Phoenix (Famke Janssen, though I thought she was Anne Hathaway).
Jun 10, 2011Director Brett Ratner has replaced the heart and emotion of the previous X-Men films with more action and explosions. The film should still provide ample entertainment, but viewers may truly wish this to be the Last Stand.
Mar 5, 2011X-Men The Last Stand makes me sad. After 2 solid adaptations, The Last Stand came out with a new director and the result was a movie that was far from perfect. With a weaker script, a messy story, and the disappointment of missing characters hurt the solid action. Overall, a mediocre movie.
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Though the picture is not without its wow-inducing, SFX-driven moments, that potent X-factor is considerably diminished in Singer's absence.
It's a fast and enjoyable B-movie, though, and Hugh Jackman's Wolverine brings some good stormy drama to the proceedings.
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works great , cuts down on weeds in shallow waters.
This product worked great in shallow areas as indicated. I fished a larger area that went from 5 fow to 25 fow. I had to keep taking the s-cable off or turn up the gain really high everytime I went to the deep holes. I wish Vexilar made a switch that you could bypass the s-cable. Otherwise great service from FishUSA.com
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All four classes are viable main tanks. It's down to the skill and reliability of the player as to which class the guild should pick. Horrible conclusion? Nope. Just stick to reading here and educating yourself every day, you'll do wonderfully.
A few friends get together and form up a new guild to move into Caticlysm. We have a solid 10man team now and are working into a second. Our first down of ICC came last night and working the experience over in my head this morning I came to a horrible conclusion. Should I level a new tank. I am the guild MT. I play a blood spec dk and I tank with a tankadin. We are serious about moving into a second and possibly even a third 10man group and on into the next expansion. Is my DK really viable long term or should I go old school and just roll a warrior. Single target threat is still unmatched, more mitiation, shouts for raid buffs? I really don't want to start a flame here, just raid wise, is it better to have a solid player who will do the math/research for his toon driving a sword/board or a dk?
I bet my DW Frost DK can match your threat ;-)
But to be on-topic. There's nothing wrong with having a Blood DK MT and that likely will not change, but Blizzard has surprised people before. It's always a good idea to have a good mix of classes in your guild, especially if you are pushing for the highest level of progression. As far as tanks are concerned, despite Blizzard's homogenization, Pally tanks are still better at some things and Warrior tanks are still better at others, same with Druids and DKs. Those things tend to be minor and very situational, but they do occur and can happen in high levels of progression.
But it wouldn't be a bad idea to bring in a Warrior. There's no reason to drop your DK if you love it.
Shortening it even further: A good mt does not rely on his class today, and that is not supposed to change.
As the guild grows you will naturally have to enroll additional tanks. You cant tank everything yourself and be the tank for 3 10 man runs all the time.
Other tanks will be there alongside you and you will need to adapt to them as well.
We have 3 Main tanks in our guild, all on a par and all different classes. (Druid, prot and pally) but we also have 2-3 very good OT players as well.
Find the tanking class you play well and feel most comfortable with and stick with it.
My experience is that all tanking classes are suitable and playable to the content but some are more suited to specific encounters than others (not saying 1 class cant tank it, just 1 class it may find it easier to tank it), explore teh options and the players.
Belgariad: EU : Lightnings Blade. Once a Tank. Always a Tank.
To echo many others here - and to rip off someone's siggy. - Bring the player who is consistent, confident, prepared, and understands his strengths and weaknesses. "Be" this, and you won't go far wrong. Surround yourself with others like this, and you'll (all!) go far.
Honestly, I fail to see the significance of a MT. Our guild has always run with three different tanking classes, equally skilled and geared, and we delegate assignments based on personal strengths/weakness, who feels like doing what, or sometimes just a /random for fun. If all of your tanks aren't skilled, then pick the person who gets the job done. These threads really have no place anymore.
i think the term Main Tank has simply stuck to be the key tanks in your guild that generally get the 25 man raid spot and OT being those that have some gear and are coming through the ranks but are not yet at the coal face.
i allways refer to our guild main tanks as the prefferable tanks for progression raiding. These are mostly the most established and longest serving tanks in the guild.
i agree its no longer accurate to state im THE main tank anymore.
i dont think it was the OP intention to state "im the best tank going" im assuming he meant that he was attempting to build a balance of tanks to cover the multitude of situations and multiple 10 man groups.
Belgariad: EU : Lightnings Blade. Once a Tank. Always a Tank.
You can start chasing flavor of the month, but by the time you're there, often there's a new flavor of the month.
While I think it would be smart to level another character, don't you think it's a bit early to already make assumptions of which tankclass would be best in Cataclysm? Play the character which playstyle suits you most.
Think of building a tanking team, instead of relying on a single main tank of a specific class. Some classes are better at tanking some bosses, but no class is better than all the others at tanking everything. Put together a solid group, rotate tanking roles for different bosses for what is best or most fun, and if someone cannot make it one night you are still set.
Loyalty above all, except Honor.
Where I am worried is in the class in general. DKs are a dime a dozen and I worry this will bring the mighty nerf from blizzard.
I've rolled a warrior and I'm pushing into the 30 levels now. I hope warrior tanking is a fun as it seems on the forums
Thanks everyone for helping the nubby out. I'm sure this won't be the last time you read my posts and ... /facepalm
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The only choice you should make is which class you like to play more. It has been said repeatedly already, but it's worth reiterating.
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Dovie'andi se tovya sagain - it's time to roll the dice
Suppose you have the following dps: hunter, enhancement, feral, dk, pally.
It would benefit your raid quite a bit to have a warrior tank.
My guild has a pretty balanced 10 man raid (3 casters, 3 melee), but swapping me and the pally on heroic worms caused a noticeable difference in how fast we downed them.
I really expect Blizzard to throw around sunder armor more in the next patch. Or perhaps making the minor versions more stackable or making expose armor less painful for rogues to apply.
/disagree slightly Ariedan
You may have differing strats on how you use your tanks in relation to who tanks the main boss and who tanks the adds or miniboss or what have you. But there still is a main tank in the case where that's the raid leader. Case in point, Putricide. I, as the guild MT will be taking the abomination, where our pally who is secondary to me tanks the professor, we both have similar gear. Second example. Premonition's kill vid of Anub'arak heroic (world 3rd I believe?), The druid tanked the boss, Xav, being unhittable tanked the 4 adds. Being a lead tank does not mean you have to tank the boss every time, but it does mean a leadership role. In my case it's guild AND raid leadership, I take the position that makes the most sense for the fight.
You're rolling a Warrior tank?
OMG, are you crazy?!
Warriors are the lowest, vilest, most-nerfed class, and should be permanently sheeped...
They can't hold aggr---er,
-"Just like a buzzin' fly, I come into your life, I'll float away, like honey in the sun..."--Tim Buckley
Any of them, of course.
But, you're going to have to field 2-3 tanks for 25man raids anyhow, and at least 2 tanks for 10man raids. So having variety (to cover the various 'this class is functionally better' encounters) of tanking classes is a plus.
As far as picking THE tanking class. Right now i'd say paladin. Six months ago most people would have said Deathknight or Bear. Six months from now, it could be any class. The roller-coaster of tank balance isn't predictable.


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Dear Ms Phillips:
We are writing to you because on November 6, 2001, your facility was inspected by a representative of the State of California acting in behalf of the U. S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This inspection revealed a serious regulatory problem involving the mammography at your facility.
Under a United States Federal law, the Mammography Quality Standards Act of 1992 (MQSA), your facility must meet specific requirements for mammography. These requirements help protect the health of women by assuring that a facility can perform quality mammography. The inspection revealed the following REPEAT Level 2 finding at your facility:
Level 2: Failed to produce documents verifying that the radiologic technologist, [redacted] (7.5 continuing education units [CEU?S] in thirty-six [36] months) met the continuing education requirement of having taught or completed at least fifteen (15) continuing education units in mammography in thirty-six (36) months. This is a REPEAT violation.
The specific problem noted above appeared on your MQSA Facility Inspection Report which was issued to your facility at the close of the inspection. This problem is identified as a Repeat Level 2 because it identifies a failure to meet a significant MQSA requirement.
Because this condition may be symptomatic of serious underlying problems that could compromise the quality of mammography at your facility, it represents a serious violation of the law which may result in FDA taking regulatory action without further notice to you. These actions include, but are not limited to, placing your facility under a Directed Plan of Correction (DPC), charging your facility for the cost of on-site monitoring, assessing civil money penalties up to $10,000 for each failure to substantially comply with, or each day of failure to substantially comply with, MQSA Standards, suspension or revocation of your facility?s FDA certificate, or obtaining a court injunction against further mammography.
It is necessary for you to act on this matter immediately, Please explain to this office, in writing, within fifteen (15) working days from the date you received this letter:
- the specific steps you have taken to correct the violation noted in this letter;
- your response should also specifically address the repeat violation which was not corrected from the previous inspection and why it was not corrected prior to the inspection of November 6, 2001;
- each step your facility is taking to prevent the recurrence of similar violations; and
- please provide sample records that demonstrate proper record keeping procedures, if the findings relate to quality control or other records (Note: Patient names or identification should be deleted from any copies submitted),
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Finally, you should understand that there are many FDA requirements pertaining to mammography. This letter pertains only to findings of your inspection and does not necessarily address other obligations you have under the law. You may obtain general information about all of FDA?s requirements for mammography facilities by contacting the Mammography Quality Assurance Program, Food and Drug Administration, P.O. Box 6057, Columbia, MD 21045-6057 (telephone number 1-800-838-7715) or through the Internet at http://www.fda.gov.
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It is a little nicknamey and cutesy for me. Maybe try to look for a name that you could use it as a nickname for? Eleanor, Nora, Noreen, Evanora - could all lead to Norrie but are a bit fuller of a name. So you could call her Norrie but she would still have the option, upon growing up, of using her full name.Ladies
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Instead cheering could be heard from the on lookers who have been disappointed with Andersons performance this season. Surprising, considering that just one season earlier Anderson was the first Browns quarterback in 20 years to make it to the Pro Bowl. He had a brilliant time in college at Oregon State.
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