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There's some really good reviews out there about this BB cream and then there's some really bad ones. I'm kind of in the middle about how I feel about this particular BB cream. It's a good color match for my fair-medium skin tone which is nice but out of the two BB creams I own (the other being Lioele Triple The Solution), this one is my least favorite. The coverage is medium.. it covers most of the redness in my skin and the uneven tine but my freckles still show quite a bit and I still have to use quite a bit of my Bare Minerals foundation to get a flawless finish that I like. So that being said, I like more of a full coverage but if you're looking for more of a medium coverage then this could be a good BB cream to go with. The other small qualm I have is the slightly greasy finish. There are days that I just lay around home or only go to the grocery store or whatever and I'm too lazy to put on any makeup, so I just throw on some BB cream to give my face a more polished look... well with this BB cream you definitely can't just slick some on and head out the door or else you'll look like a shiny, greasy mess. I definitely always put at least some translucent powder on top (either Bare Minerals Mineral Veil or if I'm super lazy, baby powder) to set and mattify the BB cream so that I don't look like I have a ton of pily product on my face.
Overall, I think this BB cream is okay-good quality... I would give it 3 1/2 lippies. If you're looking for medium coverage and are aware that this BB cream needs a powder on top to make it appear more matte... then go for it. However, I prefer a more full coverage look that the Lioele BB cream gives me (plus I prefer the Lioele pump because I know I only need one pump for my whole face unlike Skin 79's where I have to guess how much of a pump... 1/2 or 2/5 or whatever... I'm using) and when I run out of my BB cream, I won't be repurcahsing this.
I really wanted to love this bb cream. I really did, it had cute packaging, nice coverage, and it matched my skin tone perfectly.
Unfortunately, within a week of using the product I noticed that I was breaking out, which is not normal for me. I do get the occasional pimple every now and again, but ever like this. These were large, painful pimples on my forehead and chin, just generally in my t-zone.
I tried everything, every exfoliant, wash, wipe, and mask, but nothing would get rid of these pimples. I eventually stopped using the BB cream, as it was the only new product in my daily routine. Within a week, I've seen huge improvements. Almost all of the pimples, except 1, are either completely gone, or very near.
I've recently switched to Covergirl's Clean Whipped Creme foundation, which seems to be suiting my skin much better! As for the BB cream, I would definitely not recommend it for anybody with sensitive or acne prone skin.
I used to love this BBcream till I tried others. It's actually pretty horrible for my skin. I get greasy really fast and product rubs off easily. Love the packaging and color but that's it. will not repurchase.
I have a fair complexion but it looks ghostly on my face.
It does oxidize after a while but the coverage is not too good. I still need a concealer for my dark undereyes
It leaves dry patches on my face. Even after applying moisturizer
It doesn't last long or maybe it looks that way because of the light coverage.
After this, I tried Missha. It solved all my makeup problems, so I'm sticking to it from now on.
I haven't had much experience with BB creams; this is only the second one that I've tried so far and I quite like it. The Super+ BB Cream is best suited for normal, combination, and slightly oily skin, but on really oily complexions it will likely melt off... I'm more than slightly oily and especially in the summer this doesn't stay fresh for as long as I'd like it to, nor does it offer me enough coverage, but I always use it in conjunction with a proper foundation. Those with light to light-medium skin without any strong undertones or many skin problems would be able to use this alone. I'm around an NC25-30 with strong yellow undertones and even after oxidizing it looks a little pale and ashy on me. With all these problems, what's the big deal about this product and (Asian) BB creams in general? In terms of texture, Super+ feels beautifully smooth, a lot different from Western base products (I'm not quite sure how to describe it in detail though!), and once applied it looks much like real, naturally poreless skin. Also, I love the skincare benefits--UV protection (yes, I've heard the things about people not putting enough base to get the indicated SPF, but I tend to pile it on) along with brightening and anti-aging ingredients. Because of this I always use Super+ before my foundation. My skin looks a little better even after a long day if I wear this compared to if I just use foundation--if I wear any foundation for a long time I get a few little bumps. Partly due to this product my skin has also gotten a little lighter, so this also serves to lighten my foundation. Overall, this is a good product that can be used alone if you only need a little bit of evening out, or it can be used as a treatment before applying other base products. I'm sure to purchase this again (unless I find something more mattifying, but I read that not a lot of BB creams are like this).
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I was really sceptic about this BB Cream first just because I thought it was over hyped.Since it only comes in one universal shade and you can't really try it out before you buy it you just need to take a leap of faith.
This BB Cream will suit those with a MAC NC25/30 shade. It also has a slightly grey undertone, but don't get put off by it because it won't make you look ashy.
The Skin79 Hot Pink BB Cream gives you medium to full coverage and is comparable to the Revlon Colorstay. It works great especially with those who have oily skin and leaves a dewy natural looking finish, without making you look cakey. he best part about BB Creams is that they come with SPF25/PA++ protecting you against UV radiation and therefore rpeventing premature aging.
I definitely recommed this product if you want to try out something other than regular foundations.
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This is a great product if your skin is in a fairly good condition, as it does not give you full coverage. It does however even out your skintone, and just make your skin look fresh and glowing, and you do not feel the product on your skin, just sitting there.
I use this everyday, mostly on it's own (after moisturiser) and sometimes with a bit of concealer under the eyes, and on any blemishes. However, I will wear foundation if I am having a breakout, as this just will not cover enough. It does not go oily as some bb creams do, and it does not cause me too breakout or have any kind of skin reaction. I have noticed that in general my skin's condition has improved, and is smoother.
The product itself is a greyish toned, thick formula, despite this though it goes onto the skin so smoothly and within seconds the greycast is not visible anymore.
I quite like the bottle it comes in, and you get a LOT of product. If there is no more product coming out when you pump it, you can open the white bit of the container by sliding it out of the pink casing, and you should still have a fair amount of product left.
I love this product! I can use it everywhere and my skin looks so pretty because everybody asks me what I use to care my skin :) I can use it under my eyecircle too before I applied I use an eye cream after that I use skin79 pink label :) I wish skin79 produce tinted moisturizer... I definitely buy it too:)
I really like this bb cream. After trying a sample, I got a full size product in a tube. I prefer tube packaging instead of pump. It lasts me a long time. My skin is fair but this bb cream does not make me look like a ghost. It is pretty light, still I do not use it every day. It's nice that it has SPF. Overall, I would recommend it.
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This is one of my favorite bb cream from my stack. I do agree with the Ashy tone that many people are complaining about, but after putting translucent powder and waiting for it to set, it doesn't seem to be a problem for me.


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Started a new job recently and have been thoroughly enjoying so far.. I like where I'm working and who I'm working with for the most part.. I know I'll never get rich at this job, but is that the only way we measure our workplace satisfaction nowadays, by how much our salaries are.. I've always been the proponent of find somewhere to work that you'll enjoy, the money will sort itself out.. Hoping that this job will be fruitful and continue to be an enjoyable experience for me add long as I'm with this company..
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If there is one thing I have come to loathe over the last few years it's a job interview.. Getting dressed up fancier than you would for almost any other day in your entire life, save for a few special occasions, to sit around and listen to someone trying to sell you why this job opening is the panacea that will finally give you the life you've always wanted; while in the back of your mind you know its already been given to some ones brother.. Today I literally had one of the most enjoyable interviews in my life! Not because of the company it's for, the compensation, or the location but because of the people who were attending it with me.. For the first time at one I honestly felt like every single person was honest and genuine about what they said, felt, and experienced.. I know the whole point is to sell yourself and make you out to be something more than the sum of your parts, but for some reason I felt that every individual in that room didn't bullshit about anything.. I've never eerily more comfortable in an interview setting, everyone was actively trying to make friends, get to know each other, swap stories.. You didn't feel like an outcast because you were all going for the same job.. Thank you to all who were there and to the woman running it for making this an enjoyable day in the process of job hunting..
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I love working with taxes but this season has already started off very weird.. First they changed their name, second my best office friend has left to work at another tax firm. Not that im sure it wont be a good tax season i just dont know what to make of it yet.. Something just feels off about the place this year, like something underhanded is going on that we're not privy to.. Just wish i knew what to think.. On a different note, cant believe the NHL lockout is still going on! I understand everyone needs their own little piece of the pie but they need to realize they are hurting the most important part of the game, the fans!, and if you lose them you have no league.. I hope they get something resolved and put into the works soon otherwise i dont know if theyll be able to survive another lost season..
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Peer Review: Times Select content no longer exclusive, selective
This week The New York Times killed its "paid content platform," Times Select, effectively making all its online content free for the taking. For the past two years, news and editorials on the site had been free, but all of the material by columnists, plus several special features were behind a "pay wall," which cost $7.95 a month or $49.95 a year. Many saw the Times as the last bastion of paid content (besides The Wall Street Journal, which keeps even more behind its wall) — a sign that good journalism is still valued by some readers.
Others calculated that the Times was losing readers, as well as millions of dollars in advertising revenue with its old system. They predicted that it was just a matter of time before the newspaper would give up the experiment. Will nobody pay for anything on the Internet anymore? And will advertising revenue on the Web grow enough to make up for the loss of print subscriptions that may be prompted by this move? Take a look at some of the views from around the Net after the jump. And let us know what you think — our paychecks depend on information being valuable to somebody out there.
"Apparently someone over at the Times has finally realized what the rest of the Internet had figured out long before Times Select first launched: thars money in them thar ads." Wired.com,
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Raleigh, NC - Governor Pat McCrory and Public Safety Secretary Frank L. Perry announced the launch of a new mobile application today that will help North Carolinians prepare for everything from minor traffic emergencies to severe storms on a daily basis.
"The ReadyNC mobile application is an all-in-one tool that both residents and visitors can use to get the latest weather, traffic and hazard information and know what to do to be safe," said Governor McCrory. "None of us can predict when the next disaster will occur, but we can minimize the impacts by preparing ahead of time."
Governor McCrory stresses the new mobile app does not replace calling 911. However, it can be used to find life-saving information.
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PHOENIX, December 21, 2012 ― House Speaker John Boehner's Plan B to avert the fiscal cliff was shelved last night. Boehner cited failure to garner enough Republican votes for passage in the House. This was good news for the Republican Party and conservative movement, as Plan B included a major tax hike on those earning more than $1 million per year and would have shown GOP to be party of sellouts.
Boehner's allies have mislead Americans all week, claiming that Plan B would not raise taxes, rather extend the tax cuts set to expire at the start of next year.
That really isn't true at all. Boehner is still raising taxes on Americans, they just happen to be a smaller group of Americans. It's against the Republican Party low-tax platform.
Plan B failed Thursday, because Boehner asked Republicans to break the very framework of the party in return for nothing: no spending cuts, no entitlement reforms. Just a large tax hike.
Republican rank and file will now blame the conservative wing of the party for failing to extend tax cuts, ultimately going off the fiscal cliff.
The establishment loved Boehner's Plan B, as it would have potentially put Senate Democrats in a tougher position than they're currently in. Establishment Republicans felt passing Plan B was a way to gain leverage over President Obama and Senate Democrats, as they could make the argument that they voted to extend tax cuts and it was the Democrats who didn't pass it.
That assessment isn't a verifiable reality. What Boehner's plan really showed is that he would rather compromise on profound Republican principles than get blamed for the likelihood of going over the cliff.
Senate Democrats and President Obama had already declared that Boehner's Plan B dead on arrival. So why move forward with it? It only gave the Democrats more ammunition to claim that Republicans drove the nation off the cliff and voted to raise taxes.
Republicans need to accept that their party is going to be blamed whether we go off the fiscal cliff or not. The latest polls have shown it and so did the November election. CNN's poll out this week shows that 48 percent of Americans would blame the Republican Party if the country went over the fiscal cliff, while only 37 percent would blame President Obama.
It's absurd for Boehner to think that waiving spending cuts and entitlement reforms until next year will actually result in a serious deficit-reduction bill from the Democrats, who have even called for more stimulus spending in their fiscal cliff proposals.
The biggest drivers of our deficit by far are Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid. Now Boehner wants Republicans to go on record for supporting a tax hike without significant deficit reduction? Blatant absurdity.
Thankfully, the few conservative House Republicans are standing united against Boehner's inane fiscal cliff bills, showing Thursday that they were not prepared to compromise on their principles.
When Boehner benched Reps. Justin Amash, Tim Huelskamp, David Schweikert, and Walter Jones from their top budget committees, he likely felt the conservative opposition would diminish. Little did he know then that he'd face 21 conservative House Republicans voting against an alternative to the pending defense sequester Thursday. This was the shot heard around the world, as it showed to Boehner conservatives were not ready to cave to higher taxes.
For the House to pass Plan B would require 217 votes. The bill that passed yesterday only garnered 215, with those 21 conservative Republicans defecting. This vote was likely what triggered Boehner to delay voting on "Plan B" until after Christmas. Boehner doesn't have the votes.
Withal, the Republican Party needs a leader to stand on the principals that have kept this party alive. It's come to the realization that if the country goes over the fiscal cliff, John Boehner will remain speaker. If Obama gets his wish of raising taxes, Boehner will become the former Speaker of the House.
Speaker Boehner, if you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything and kill any hope that remains alive in the Republican Party.
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The level of world waste produced continues to increase due to rising urbanization, which has created demand for effective waste management. The global waste management industry is characterized by a high degree of fragmentation, and competition in this sector is intense, with significant entry barriers to the market, reports Koncept Analytics.
Governments are under pressure to ensure adequate waste reduction and recycling are provided for, and that the amount of space used for landfills is limited so as to reduce the threat of encroaching on valuable natural resources. Waste-to-energy technology is seeing increased levels of interest and investment, with private equity investments acting as significant growth drivers in the industry.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Based solely on results, these should be grand times for Microsoft (MSFT) shareholders.
Revenues approached $70 billion last year, profit margins well north of 25% and rising. The stock is up 19% year-to-date. The company could nearly pay out its whole debt from cash (short-term investments are four times bigger than the debt load) and revenue prospects from the launch of Windows 8 later this year look extraordinary.
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Why? Here's my theory: The cloud.Cloud is growing like gangbusters. Clouds save money by reducing the need for servers and other hardware, they make arguments over operating systems a thing of the past, they let companies such as Facebook scale in Internet time, and they're a market Microsoft has to be big part of in order to make it to 2020. Microsoft has a public cloud called Azure, but Amazon.com (AMZN) still has an estimated 90% of that market. Microsoft also has a Cloud Services Architecture, but you never hear about it. Its customers are called slow to the cloud, wedded to Windows. Inside the cloud problem is another, bigger problem, one Microsoft has struggled with for a decade: Open source. This week Microsoft moved to isolate the problem by putting its open source eggs into one basket, Microsoft Open Technologies. The recent move of rival VMWare (VMW) explains why. VMWare, which has acted as a sort of Oracle (ORCL) in the cloud space, with its proprietary virtualization system and kernel, is now pushing its Cloud Foundry Platform as a Service (PaaS) offering as very, very open source, even severely open source. It is. The software is offered under a standard Apache license. Just like Citrix's (CTXS) CloudStack infrastructure. And Rackspace's (RAX) OpenStack infrastructure. Microsoft may have alliances with these companies - it has a tight one with Citrix - but it remains outside the cloud mainstream. That's because cloud is the first new enterprise architecture developed in the age of open source, and despite Microsoft's many contributions to open source - it has given away a ton of code and hosts the Codeplex repository - open source remains a foreign country to Microsoft. Jean Paoli, who heads the new open source unit, accidentally gave away the game in a blog post: "This new structure will help facilitate the interaction between Microsoft's proprietary development processes and the company's open innovation efforts and relationships with open source and open standards communities." There's Microsoft, there's open source, and the two are separate. Companies like Microsoft talk about open source as "giving your code away" but that's not how it works. The code benefits enormously from the exchange. It gets developers who both improve it and build on the platform. Microsoft will only be able to facilitate interaction and only have relationships with open source. There will be none of that exchange of intellectual assets, the open give-and-take of a truly collaborative process among developers, that is the telltale heart of open source, the key to winning the "developers, developers, developers" who are in turn the key to success in software. In a coding sense Microsoft will always be the priest at the wedding, trying to exert authority, but unable to truly engage in the mysteries of what follows. This makes Microsoft's future look very cloudy indeed.
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125 of 135 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars "Travel the stages of grief... but stop right before zebras get involved."
Really, when are folks the most maudlin if not during the holiday season? When they're most likely to forgive one's abundance of sentimentality? WE BOUGHT A ZOO utilizes savvy product placement by coinciding its box office release with the month of December. Not that it mattered to me one bit when this film would've come out. Me, I'm a sucker for the sentimental stuff...
Published on December 25, 2011 by H. Bala
10 of 14 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars Effect schmaltz with some fine performances
Cameron Crow really trowels on the schmaltz in "We Bought a Zoo" but he does it with a sure and steady hand supported by a slew of fine performances.
Scarlett Johansson in her role as feisty zookeeper Kelly Foster is more adorably cute than I have ever seen her. Elle Fanning delivers a deceptively difficult performance as the openhearted country girl with a...
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125 of 135 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars "Travel the stages of grief... but stop right before zebras get involved.",
H. Bala "Me Too Can Read" (Recently moved back to Carson, California, or as I call it... the center of the universe) - See all my reviews
This review is from: We Bought a Zoo (DVD)
Really, when are folks the most maudlin if not during the holiday season? When they're most likely to forgive one's abundance of sentimentality? WE BOUGHT A ZOO utilizes savvy product placement by coinciding its box office release with the month of December. Not that it mattered to me one bit when this film would've come out. Me, I'm a sucker for the sentimental stuff. The movie's title doesn't lie; you get the gist of the premise. Here's Cameron Crowe again, manipulating your emotions, coaxing a laugh, making you tear up. He's such a user.
It's based on a true story. Matt Damon, one of my favorite actors, plays journalist Benjamin Mee who nurses an adventurous streak. He has interviewed dangerous underworld figures in third world nations. He has flown into Category 4 storms. Benjamin profoundly believes that 20 seconds of insane courage can only alter your life for the better. But how much insane courage can one muster when the love of your life leaves you?
Benjamin Mee can't stand pity, even pity assignments at work. Six months after his wife's passing, Benjamin quits his career and - when a neighbor's party causes his seven-year-old girl Rosie (Maggie Elizabeth Jones) to remark: "Their happy's too loud." - he uproots the fam. Seeking a new residence, he and Rosie stumble upon what looks to be the ideal home in the country, even if it's nine miles from a Target store or pretty much from any other store. Except that a broken-down zoo is attached to the house. Buy one, buy the other. Benjamin Mee has always strived to give his kids an "authentic American experience," but his bump of common sense is interfering here. Ultimately, it's little Rosie's unbounded joy at the thought of having a zoo that decides things. Benjamin's cautious accountant brother (Thomas Haden Church) is pretty much aghast.
WE BOUGHT A ZOO isn't as incisive or emotionally searing as THE DESCENDANTS, a similar picture dealing with a family's grief. WE BOUGHT A ZOO, to be frank, won't be nominated for as many awards as THE DESCENDANTS will. Except that I like this movie better. Sue me for prefering clear-cut happy endings. While Clooney's dramedy tends to cut too close to home and no one in WE BOUGHT A ZOO comes close to Shailene Woodley's fierce performance, Matt Damon and the rest of the cast guide you to more familiar territory. Their story has a warmth and an undeniable sweetness to it, brought about in huge part by the actors but also by Crowe's knack for heartstring tugging. And, of course, the zoo animals.
Benjamin Mee has his work cut out for him. The Rosemoor Wildlife Park has been dead in the water for the past two years, and just how strongly does he want to commit to operating a zoo, let alone resurrecting it to specs? The dreaded inspection is fast approaching. His idiosyncratic new employees - including the gorgeous zookeeper Kelly (Scarlett Johansson) - are casting dubious eyes at him. Benjamin's troubled teen son, Dylan, hates the place, hates everything, really. He keeps on drawing those disturbing images. Benjamin and Dylan just can't seem to connect.
I admit that I choked up in places (damn you, Cameron Crowe!). Yes, this is a sappy film, and some bits feel contrived, but the cast, I feel, ultimately rises above it all. Matt Damon is a sturdy lead and he grounds the story, and I do like that spark between him and Scarlett Johannson. Elle Fanning, who is growing up fast, has a glow about her, sweetly playing the zookeeper's younger sister, Lily, who approaches the tormented artist Dylan with open acceptance. And while there's a chance that Crowe may have overplayed his hand by making Rosie's input so invaluable in a key sequence - it's pretty hard to believe that a seven-year-old could be so canny - there's no arguing that Maggie Elizabeth Jones is just about the cutest thing on earth (sorry, tap-dancing penguins). So, I dunno, sir. WE BOUGHT A ZOO may not come across as emotionally blunt or "truthful" as THE DESCENDANTS. But this is Christmastime wherein edges are softened. There's no place here for blunt truths.
28 of 29 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Heart-warming, charming and very enjoyable - perfect family movie!,
Evie Seo "Evie" (Buffalo, NY) - See all my reviews
This review is from: We Bought a Zoo (DVD)
Heart-warming, moving, funny, and beautifully acted - We Bought A Zoo is a very enjoyable family movie that will both lift your spirits with its graceful humor, and make you reflect on life and family related issues thanks to the profound message it carries. It's a fantastic adaptation of Benjamin Mee's memoir, and one of the most delightful movies I've seen in recent months.
Colin Ford, who plays the troubled son, was absolutely fantastic in his role. Sympathetic and real, he really brought his character to life with his convincing acting. And so did Matt Damon. Now, I'm not a huge fan of Matt Damon, but I must admit that he really fit into this role perfectly. You could tell that he enjoyed himself and that definitely elevated his performance. Scarlett Johansson surprised me. To be honest, I did not think of Johansson when picturing Kelly Foster while reading the book. I imagined someone taller, tougher and more obviously kick-ars. And yet when I saw Johansson on the screen I knew she was the one! She wasn't her usual girly self, she appeared stronger and fiercer than ever, and I really loved that about her. She turned out to be the perfect girl for the role.
It's not very often that I prefer the movie adaptation over the book its based on, but that's exactly what happened with We Bought a Zoo. I enjoyed the book a lot, but I loved the movie even more. Maybe it's thanks to the fabulous cast and their expressiveness, maybe I loved the animals, or the soundtrack and the uplifting atmosphere it created. Or maybe it's a little bit of everything and how it all came together, exploring the complexity of life, family relationships, grief and love. I don't know. All I know is that I really loved this movie. It moved me. I feel that I learned something important while watching it. It was a magical and enriching experience and I'll definitely recommend watching We Bought A Zoo to all my friends.
38 of 43 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars My family Loved This Movie!,
This review is from: We Bought a Zoo (DVD)
This may have been last years only real movie. You'd never know that from the title because its far from a campy kids movie. Matt Damon has never been better, and Scarlet until now has never been a favorite. It's not often that the entire family can enjoy a movie together. My 11 year old son said that he loved it so much that it's tied for #1 with The Goonies, and that's saying something coming from an 11 year old boy. The entire family agreed that laughing, and occasionally shedding a tear in the same movie is a good thing. I wish there were more movies like We Bought a Zoo. Actually, I just wish there were more Cameron Crowe movies.
16 of 20 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The feel-good movie of 2011!,
This review is from: We Bought a Zoo (DVD)
The sound of the plot sounds like a complete kids movie (and the audience of the showing I attended would prove that claim), but there is more to this film than meets the eye. Director Cameron Crowe (one of my favorites) co-writes a wonderful screenplay full of engaging, fun characters, based on the true life story of Benjamin Mee, a man who decided to purchase a run-down zoo, fix it up, and re-open it. Matt Damon, Colin Ford (who they did a wonderful job as casting as Damon's son as he looks just like a younger version of Damon), and Elle Fanning are the stars of this film, and while the animals and kids may seem like the focus, it is the relationships and life issues that take center stage. The film has that particular heartwarming magic that is infused in nearly all of Crowe's films, which is so appealing to me; it also features one of the best music scores of the year by Jonsi (of Sigur Ros). I don't know if this is exactly for kids 'cause there are lots of grown-up, dramatic moments (and they might get bored), but it's a film I'd see over and over.
9 of 11 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars I Want To Buy A Zoo,
This review is from: We Bought a Zoo (DVD)
Well this family makes buying a zoo look fun anyway!
I could not disagree more with the "professional" reviewers associated with print/online newspapers & magazines who gave this movie one or two stars and ranted about how it was not for kids. Kid friendly movies are very hard to come by and to bash this one as such is not right.
This movie is a great family movie, BUT you have to know your children and what they can handle. Yes, there are some possibly scary/disturbing images drawn by the son, which are shown several times. I wish the movie didn't have them, or at least didn't make them so graphic, and the movie would have worked just fine without them. It does have its place in the movie and the family works through it. (This caused me to give the movie four stars instead of five, it just wasn't necessary) There is also some language that parents may be concerned about. H*.l a few times, S--t three to six times, B.S. once or twice & *$$ or A-ho once or twice. HOWEVER, I just heard that the DVD will feature a family friendly audio track that can be selected in the menu. This will reduce the above instances greatly changing a few S--ts to Shoot and possibly eliminating them alltogether. This does not address the disturbing images though, so keep that in mind.
Overall this movie will give you a great story full of emotion and laughter. This is one movie you can watch with the whole family~ young and old (provided the previously mentioned images are discussed and perhaps understood beforehand). Matt Damon gives a great performance and really shows his talent in this one. The fact that it is based on an actual family makes it quite interesting!
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Amusing, Heartfelt Drama; one of Damon's Best Yet,
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This review is from: We Bought a Zoo (Blu-ray/ DVD + Digital Copy) (Blu-ray)
Stories that have plots in some way derived of "inspired by true events" can go one of two ways. The first is either more of docu-drama that is far too technical and biographical to be really entertaining, and the second option is an uplifting drama that could inspire its viewer to betterment. This movie is the latter.
He has been on a plane that went straight into the heart of a hurricane, interviewed world leaders in war-torn countries but nothing could prepare Benjamin Mee (Matt Damon) for the loss of his beloved wife and the responsibility of raising his two children without Katherine at his side. A year ago the family of four was a happy, typical American family; six months ago they said good-bye to a wife and mother. Now, Benjamin is tired of sympathy. He cannot stomach the attentions he or his children are getting from people who are merely feeling pity for them. His brother, Duncan (Thomas Hayden Church) encourages Benjamin to get out more and "interact" with people but when his fourteen-year-old son (Colin Ford) gets expelled from school after his fourth offense, Benjamin sees that something needs to change. With a fresh start in mind, he and his precocious seven-year-old daughter, Rosie (Maggie Elizabeth Jones) begin looking at new properties until he finds one that is exactly what his family needs - only problem is, the backyard is literally a zoo!
Dylan is angry about the move and thinks his adventurer dad is crazy to buy a zoo while young Rosie finds happiness and a place where she can feel at home - and best of all, his daughter is laughing again. The Mee's find the zoo staff knowledgeable and ready to help them along as they learn everything about zoo-keeping. Head zookeeper Kelly (Scarlett Johansson) befriends the family and is encouraged to see Benjamin has a genuine heart to make the zoo a success while her shy cousin Lily (Elle Fanning) attempts to be friends with Dylan. Even with minor progress behind them, hardships still find Benjamin. Unless the family can band together, their livelihood will be sorely tested.
Seeing this movie when I did almost didn't happen because the copy I had reserved wasn't coming in but I nabbed one elsewhere and can only say how glad I am to have seen it! There is a lot to be admired in this film regardless of a premise that seems mediocre and not all that "interesting" when compared to some of the blockbusters that are clamoring for "first place" and our attention. One of the first things I was most impressed with was the script - it is not only funny (more on that later) but also tugs on our heartstrings in a way that still leaves us with a smile at the end result. All of the dialogue - or the majority of it, is written with a family grieving in mind, and that is one of its strengths. The directing is equally dynamic. There are multiple scenes that I loved the set-up of; the simplicity in them is not too sappy but yet has a beautiful familiarity to them - scenes that are reminiscent of realistic life. It is this quality that so endears the film, and connects with its audience.
What helps this along to an extreme that is beautifully portrayed is the acting. Damon is a first-rate versatile actor, and he does not disappoint in this role. Seeing him play a father is one of the best roles he's had to date - the way he relates to his on-screen children is precious. Then there are the child actors; Colin does an admirable job but it is young Maggie who steals every single frame she is in. I cannot tell you what a doll she was in this role, how sweet, sassy and spot-on perfect she is. You just have to experience it for yourself. She is like a miniature adult who is still an innocent in the best sense of the word. (Many of you may also remember her from the re-make of "Footloose.") Although I don't clamor to see everything Johansson is in, she is cute in the role and her chemistry with Damon is memorable albeit one made of more tender emotions than "sparks" of romance. (It was also a pleasant surprise to see one of the rotating "squints" from "Bones" in a supporting role.)
"We Bought a Zoo" is the surprise movie of the year at my house (yes, I am aware it is only April). My whole family found it precious, and something we all got a chuckle out of. Its true story working idea makes it more endearing than usual but the cast is what pulls it all together. How everything comes together at the end may be a bit of a cliché but for the most part, the movie does not fall into those sorts of traps. Instead it is a pleasant family drama with an ending that doesn't stop where you think it will. Some may find fault with how it does end because it is more of a what-will-be, than has-been but I took it in stride and accepted it as a promise of a brighter future for a family, healing from grief in a healthy way - and its ending is one you can write yourself. Unless, you have an adverse reaction to zoo animals, see this one. It's not at all what you might think, definitely a five-star keeper.
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4.0 out of 5 stars `Just 20 seconds of insane courage, just embarrassing bravery...',
Grady Harp (Los Angeles, CA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: We Bought a Zoo (DVD)
Maybe you have to be in the mood or have had a similar life experience or have just been around too many uses of the word `whatever' that spill out all over the place in an attempt to cover up real feelings, but WE BOUGHT A ZOO is touching. Yes it gets a bit sappy at times, but so doe life. But in the end if you let yourself go with the flow of this true story based on Benjamin Mee's memoir you will end up feeling the pleasure of hugs again. Aline Brosh McKenna joined director Cameron Crowe in adapting the book as a screenplay and it works.
Benjamin Mee (Matt Damon) has recently lost his wife to cancer. Always a lover of adventure as in the journalistic form, he sees the newspaper world crumbling and his life of grieving overbearing and in a bid to start his life over, and against the advice of his older brother Duncan (Thomas Haden Church) he follows a new realtor (J.B. Smoove) with his young daughter Rosie (an absolutely captivating Maggie Elizabeth Jones) and purchases a large house that has a zoo. Benjamin and Rosie are delighted, but his young frustrated and failing student son Dylan (Colin Ford) is not happy about it. The zoo is need of renovation and Benjamin sets about the work with the head keeper, Kelly (Scarlett Johansson), and the rest of the zoo staff - MacCready (Angus MacFadyen), Robin (Patrick Fugit), Lily (Elle Fanning). But, the zoo soon runs into financial trouble. The staff must get the zoo back to it's former glory, pass a zoo inspection, and get it back open to the public.
In addition to the challenges of the new adventure of owning a zoo, Benjamin must face the reality that his deceased wife is to remain only a sweet memory, must deal with Dylan's anti-social behavior and budding awakening to girls in Lily, must deal with the nauseating inspector Walter Ferris (John Michael Higgins), and gradually become at one with his zoo animals and that responsibility as well as his attraction to Kelly who gives him advice on how to relate to his sullen son Dylan ("The secret to talking is listening'). How it all works out is expected but endearing.
This is a strong cast, well directed, and continues Cameron Crowe's tendency to pluck at the heartstrings. Now is that so bad? Don't think so. Grady Harp, April 12
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars "HIGHLY ENTERTAINING, DELIGHTFUL, AND HEARTWARMING!",
This review is from: We Bought a Zoo (DVD)
Benjamin was a typical family man, who worked for a newspaper. His life evolved around his job, and his family. However, shortly after the death of his wife, his entire life began to change. Everything around him reminded him of his wife and after his teenage son winds up in trouble, Benjamin makes a major decision to begin a new life. He decides to relocate, and along with his new property, he becomes the proud owner of a zoo. As Benjamin reunites with his family, they must adjust to their new life as they accept responsibility for their own actions. I highly recommend "WE BOUGHT A ZOO" to all those who love animals and adventure in fun-filled movies for the entire family. Based on a true story, this movie will make you laugh, and cry. The acting performance of Matt Damon is superb, and the story will tug at the heartstrings from beginning to end.
18 of 25 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Movie,
David "Oreo Cookie Berry Burst Ice Cream 2014" (Webberville, Mi, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: We Bought a Zoo (DVD)
this is a great movie, one of the best roles i've seen matt damon in. this movie is funny and heartwarming. this is a great movie. if you have not seen this movie then i recommend you do
10 of 14 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars Effect schmaltz with some fine performances,
Michael Harbour "mharbour" (Portland, Oregon) - See all my reviews
This review is from: We Bought a Zoo (DVD)
Cameron Crow really trowels on the schmaltz in "We Bought a Zoo" but he does it with a sure and steady hand supported by a slew of fine performances.
Scarlett Johansson in her role as feisty zookeeper Kelly Foster is more adorably cute than I have ever seen her. Elle Fanning delivers a deceptively difficult performance as the openhearted country girl with a crush with casual-looking naturalism. Maggie Elizabeth Jones does a great job as the precocious youngest child while Matt Damon and Colin Ford are credibly prickly toward each other as father and son.
The film occasionally botches credibility with ridiculous events that even I, who have never worked with animals, responded to with big distracting "No efin way."
-- Like the huge shipping crate packed tight with random snakes from around the world; No efin way snakes would have been shipped that way - even if they happened to originate from the same part of the world - most, if not all, of them would have suffocated and larger ones that survived would eat the smaller ones.
-- And then right after they escape (of course, if there's a huge crate full of snakes they're going to escape) the snakes all conveniently gather in the front yard. No efin way snakes would do that.
Despite those occasional confidence-breaking faux pas, the movie over all works pretty well - for schmaltzy Holiday family fare.
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specious arguments
|October 26, 2012
|Posted by Jenica under Collection Management, Libraries, Statistics and Data, The Vendor Files
Merriam-Webster defines "specious" as "having a false look of truth or genuineness : sophistic <specious reasoning>"
The latest communication from the ACS, to many library and chemistry lists, says, in part,
Beginning in 2009, for a small increase to the subscription fees it had
paid for 8 ACS journals, SUNY Potsdam immediately received expanded access
to the entire portfolio of 34 ACS peer-reviewed journals, with all
published content from 1996-present. This access was provided under terms
agreed between ACS Publications and New York State under the New York
State Higher Education Initiative (NYSHEI). As part of a multiyear
commitment by NYSHEI, the ACS agreed to cap base price increases at 5.75%
per annum.
As a consequence of this program, as of 2012, SUNY Potsdam now benefits
from access to all 40 ACS peer reviewed journals online, the ACS Legacy
Archive, and the Journal of Chemical Education, which ACS Publications
publishes on behalf of the Society¹s Division of Chemical Education.
Annual price increases to SUNY Potsdam under this arrangement have
averaged 7%, including the cost of new journals launched after 2008. Thus,
while the price SUNY Potsdam pays in 2012 for this access to nearly 1
million articles is roughly double what the school paid more than a decade
ago, they now receive nearly 4 times the number of journals.
As far as that goes, it's absolutely correct. I believe that those are true facts.
However, the argument that SUNY Potsdam is better off now than in 2009, or that the price SUNY Potsdam is charged for ACS content is appropriate is where I call out the definition of specious.
In 2006, we subscribed to 8 online ACS journals. After discussion and collaboration with our Chemistry faculty, in 2006 we swapped subscriptions to a bunch of print titles for that online access to the most important ACS titles for our program, and we were satisfied with what we had done. In 2009, we were offered a lot more content for a small amount more money because of the deal NYSHEI agreed to on our behalf with ACS. We were satisfied then, too, though concerned by the increase in price, given our flat budgets, and wary of more Big Deals for journal access. And in the three budget years since, we've been dismayed by the continuing increase in both unsolicited content being sold to us and associated annual increases in pricing.
Because here's the thing: We don't need, or want, access to 40 ACS journals. We need and want access to about 14 of those. We subscribed to the most important 8, initially, as that was what worked for our budget — we stopped at 8 because it was what we could afford. We moved to a package of 32 because there was a Big Deal offer on the table that seemed smart at the time, as it gave access to all 14 for a reasonable price increase. That package is now 40 titles and climbing, and markedly more expensive than when we thought it was smart. It's not smart anymore, and when ACS representatives argue about how much value they've added by publishing additional science and more titles, they ignore that we never wanted that additional science, and we don't need more than 14 of those titles. It's empty "value" that they're adding.
And here are the options that I have, as a responsible steward of my institution's funds and my library's resources:
- Subscribe to the 2013 All Pubs package, the aforementioned more than 10% of my acquisitions budget.
- Subscribe to the 2013 Academic Core+ package for 75% of the cost of the all-pubs package. This package is 15 pre-selected titles (or 37% of the titles in the All Pubs package), and ACS does not want to negotiate on which 15 titles it is. They are not the 15 ACS titles most important or useful to our scholars. Several of the titles are ones which showed zero or virtually zero (10-20) uses for our campus in 2012, and 5 of our most-used titles (150-500 article downloads annually) are not part of the package. Given that this is 37% of the titles, and not the titles we actually use, for 75% of the cost of the full package, it's plainly not a smart answer for us.
- Subscribe to the titles we want individually. At 2012 list price, the 14 ACS titles that saw the most use at SUNY Potsdam in 2012 would cost us more than $51,000. More than 16% of my acquisitions budget. No.
- Stop subscribing to most ACS content. This was the only financially reasonable solution available to us.
So when ACS reps say "but there's more content for your money" with the implication that this therefore justifies the price, I reply "specious argument". True on the surface: there is more content. But the "more content makes it a good value" argument is false: It's an unacceptable cost for that content, no matter how you approach it or how you slice it.
4 Responses to specious arguments
I wouldn't say "specious" — I'd say it's just not relevant. Here's what I said to my Elsevier rep several years ago when we made a similar choice (to step away from the Science Direct Big Deal) for similar reasons: "Lynn and I can go to Jim & Nick's BBQ and have a great meal for $40 and I might think that's a good value. We could go to Highland's (one of the best restaurants in the country) and spend $200 on dinner and I might actually consider that an even better value, given what I'm getting for the increase in price. But if I only have $20 to spend on dinner, the discussion is purely theoretical. It doesn't matter which has more 'value', because I can't afford either of them." This doesn't mean the claim that "more content makes it a good value" is false in the abstract. It just means that the argument is irrelevant to the situation.
I've tried to make the point more broadly in some of the presentations I've given at publisher meetings over the past year or two. Publishers like to focus on cost-per-use because it's easy to calculate. But what actually has value in my particular situation is dependent on additional factors having to do with my budgets and the priorities of my institution. I don't have a problem with a publisher arguing that "more content for your money" justifies the price. But if it's content that isn't critical for me, and I don't have the money, then I'm not going to pay the price. The argument about value needs to be more nuanced and institution specific to be convincing.
Yes, I remember a similar argument at Norwich with regard to Science Direct. We were just getting an engineering-focused package and then that package disappeared and we had to pay a whole lot more for a package that included a whole lot more science areas. Only we were still only subscribing to Science Direct just for the engineers. Sigh…
I dunno', Scott. It looks like a deliberate attempt at redirecting attention to something ACS knows to be irrelevant. Maybe "soecious" isn't the right word, but there's a deliberate attempt here, I believe, to mislead.
Not unrelated, Ms. Rogers continues to show more elegance, integrity, and restraint that I ever would in her shoes.
Sorry. "soecious" = "specious"


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- 18 December 2014
- From the section UK
I am agog in the Easterhouse Bridge theatre, transfixed by a simple tale.
The big, bad wolf huffs and puffs and the first little pig curls into a ball as her house of straw explodes in a crowd-pleasing burst of smoke and flames.
The kids love it. The adults love it. Let's face it - we all enjoy a vivid tale, well told.
Suddenly it is just possible Labour in Scotland has a story.
Whether the narrative works or fails could determine whether Ed Miliband becomes the UK's next prime minister. If he doesn't, there still might be lessons for the party.
Read full article Is Scottish Labour leader Jim Murphy about to bring back Blairism?
Is IS on an inevitable path to destruction?
- 11 December 2014
- From the section UK
It was Voltaire who said that the Holy Roman Empire was neither holy, nor Roman, nor an empire.
Some would say the same of Islamic State (IS) - that it is neither Islamic, nor a state.
Read full article Is IS on an inevitable path to destruction?
EU change a blockbuster challenge for Cameron
- 4 December 2014
- From the section UK
To watch David Cameron in action is as thrilling and as empty an experience as watching a Hollywood blockbuster.
It seems impossible that he can survive the forces ranged against him, but he buys time, survives for a precious minute, which gives him an hour, which gives him a day.
Read full article EU change a blockbuster challenge for Cameron
Potent and provocative symbol of the flag
- 27 November 2014
- From the section UK
Flags are intentional symbols, weaved to wave proudly and to rally the troops, in victory or defeat.
"Here we make our stand, come and join us," they declare.
East-West conflict set to run and run
- 20 November 2014
- From the section UK
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott threatened to "shirtfront" President Putin over Ukraine.
This is apparently an Australian expression suggesting pushing into someone's personal space, squaring off for a fight, eyeball to eyeball, shirt button to shirt button.
Time for German military to take more active role?
- 13 November 2014
- From the section UK
Remembrance of the fallen, and the fall of a wall. How we remember the past defines the future.
Look at London, then at Berlin last weekend, and you will understand the intense debate in Europe's richest country - does it dare to lead again?
Read full article Time for German military to take more active role?
Disconnected generation ready to make Westminster pay
- 6 November 2014
- From the section UK
The ferry across the Thames ploughed a steady path, backwards and forwards, Essex to Kent, Kent to Essex, a soporific early-morning ride.
But politics, here and across the world, is perhaps moving outside familiar currents, into choppy waters, leaving mainstream politicians unsure if they are waving or drowning at the voters.
Read full article Disconnected generation ready to make Westminster pay
Is EU challenge too much for Cameron to stomach?
- 29 October 2014
- From the section Home
For a long while now I've realised that David Cameron has a porridge problem, just like Goldilocks.
But now it is becoming clear that Baby Bear may not be around to save him. Let me explain.
Read full article Is EU challenge too much for Cameron to stomach?
An ending - and a beginning
- 7 October 2014
- From the section Home
You might have guessed by now the gig is over, and I've left the house - sadly, my five year stint as the BBC's North America editor has come to an end so I leave the job, the blog and you in the extremely capably hands of my friend and colleague Jon Sopel.
But you can't get rid of me that easily. I've now returned to London to present The World This Weekend" on BBC Radio Four on Sunday lunchtimes and The World At One on Fridays, come high day and holiday.
Is Obama right over Iraq?
- 13 June 2014
- From the section Home
The Obama doctrine, set out at West Point, appears to be in tatters as Iraq falls apart. The critics have been quick to point to what's happening there as another sign of the weakness of his foreign policy.
But there is another way of looking at it. That he's right.


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