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I love the way photographs help you to remember the very best moments in life. After digging through all the pictures I took this weekend, I sort of forgot about the insane amount of driving we had to do, the many meltdowns and frustrations, the periods of boredom, and even the poison oak. The photos help me refocus on what a wonderful vacation it really was: relaxing at the cabin, visiting with family, and even getting in a quick no-kids backpacking trip on the Rogue River.
JB and I were sitting in our utterly remote campsite on Friday evening listening to the river rush by and inhaling the sharp pine scent of our campfire smoke and he said, "You know, by Monday it'll feel like this place is a million miles away." It's true; it does. Goddamn if the weekend isn't already disappearing behind us, growing smaller and smaller in the rearview mirror. Oh, I'm glad for the pictures.
22 Responses to "July 4th weekend, freeze-framed"
Kris on
July 5th, 2011 9:15 pm
So happy you got a little break & time to catch your breath. You & JB make such a gorgeous couple – like you really were made for each other.
And HOLY COW! When did Riley get so big??? I did a double-take at the pic of him jumping off the bench, because I thought it must be some cute teenage nephew or something.
BKC on
July 5th, 2011 9:42 pm
In that first picture JB has these lovely little laugh lines around his eyes that confirm how often you guys must be happy. Also, you are so natural in the wilderness! The picture of you on the rocks looks very zen.
Junni on
July 5th, 2011 9:49 pm
Slip & Slide pics = priceless.
Jen on
July 5th, 2011 9:59 pm
Ah, thank you for sharing these wonderful photos. I smiled through the entire series.
Becky on
July 6th, 2011 5:32 am
the silp n slide pic is AWESOME
danish on
July 6th, 2011 6:22 am
I am so jealous you got to go to such a gorgeous place and you and your boys get to experience that! Beautiful pics.
Amy M. on
July 6th, 2011 6:35 am
Beautiful photos! Slip & slides rock!
joaaanna on
July 6th, 2011 6:53 am
You always take such amazing pictures! Also? Picture three? HUBBA HUBBA!
warcrygirl on
July 6th, 2011 7:24 am
I'm totally loving Pic #12. Thanks for sharing! Also: Was JB ever a Boy Scout? Just curious.
Gaby on
July 6th, 2011 7:26 am
The first picture of Riley and the slip and slide made me do a double take because I thought Riley was brandishing a small ax! I thought, "Better set that up correctly, Grandpa, or else!" :) Glad you had a good weekend.
Jen on
July 6th, 2011 7:30 am
Love the pictures. Thanks for sharing! Every time you post pictures of your OR wilderness adventures, I want to be transported there. And I don't even like camping!
Jen on
July 6th, 2011 7:40 am
Weekends like that are amazing. I hate when they end. Looks like you had a fabulous time with your boys!!
Redbecca on
July 6th, 2011 7:43 am
That picture of Riley with the sprinkler hose is priceless. He looks so mischievous and growed up all at the same time!
And yah, I agree with PP, you look smokin'! -
Marie Green on
July 6th, 2011 7:52 am
That does look like a very lovely get-away. And I'm not used to seeing your boys with HAIR! They look older when not freshly shorn. :)
PinkieBling on
July 6th, 2011 7:53 am
Such beautiful photos! By the looks of it, you had the best weekend ever. :) Speaking of looks, DAAAAMN, GINA! You are a hot mama! Hard to say which picture is my favorite – the kids are so cute (and BIG!), and the surroundings are gorgeous. Here's hoping next 4th finds you in closer proximity to it! Thanks for sharing.
Brian on
July 6th, 2011 7:55 am
Looks like a fantastic time was had.
Rachel on
July 6th, 2011 9:49 am
I am in love with your vacation.
Eliza on
July 6th, 2011 2:53 pm
These are WONDERFUL.
sheila on
July 6th, 2011 10:11 pm
I'm thankful for the pictures too! What a beautiful place and you all look so happy and in your element. I wish you and your family many more happy memories like this!
Caitlin on
July 9th, 2011 9:58 am
What a damn gorgeous family you got there :)
Heathet on
August 2nd, 2011 6:40 pm
Your babies make me smile!
Heather on
August 2nd, 2011 6:41 pm
Ah! Shit! Heather!!!
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Anne was the perfect match for the sometimes temperamental Emily. The teacher saw her role as being a combination of coach, mother, friend and psychologist. She boosted Emily's confidence when needed and applied the brakes when the girl started looking too far ahead.
When Emily graduated from high school, Anne helped her get into the Boston Conservatory. When Emily got homesick and fretted over her family's financial strain in sending her to the expensive school, Anne suggested she transfer to the College of Music at the University of Colorado. And when that experience proved frustrating because Emily didn't get much of a chance to perform, Anne promised her her time would come--if she just kept trying.
In the summer of 1990 Emily landed a role in A...My Name Is Alice, a musical review produced by the Theatre on Broadway. The show was an enormous success, and although Emily earned only $200 for the entire summer, it was her first "professional" engagement.
The real payoff, though, came when she met Josie Noble, a big, bubbly redhead who sang with the Opera Colorado chorus. Josie suggested Emily show up for open auditions.
Emily went and was surprised to find Josie helping Louise Sherman, Opera Colorado's music director, with the auditions. "You're going to love her," she overheard Josie tell the music director. "She has a great personality that comes across on stage."
Nervous, Emily sang as well as she could. She finished, and no one said anything at first. Her confidence was slipping away when Louise Sherman looked her in the eye and said, "You're not really chorus material, are you?"
"I can be," Emily pleaded.
Louise shook her head. "I want you to sing for Nat."
Suddenly, it dawned on Emily. She wasn't being rejected: Louise wanted her to sing for Nat Merrill, Opera Colorado's director--and Louise's husband--who'd been an internationally renowned stage director with the Met for years before he took on the new challenge of Opera Colorado over a decade ago.
"Come to my house this weekend," Louise told her.
Emily listened in a daze. She could hardly wait to get home to call Anne. "Goot," was all the voice teacher said. Emily smiled. Anne never got too excited; it was her job to make sure her student kept everything in perspective.
The invitation opened the door to much more than Louise's home. After singing for Nat, Emily was offered two roles. They were small, but they were opera.
For her Opera Colorado debut, Emily played an androgynous angel who rose out of the stage in a production of Burning Fiery Furnace. She sang a word: "Ahhhhh." In May 1991 she was the pageboy, Tebaldo, in Don Carlo, and got to sing a duet with a princess.
But as Emily's operatic career got under way, another part of her life ended. In December 1989, while still in school, she'd married Ken Werner. Although he looked like Woody, the daft bartender on Cheers, Ken also reminded her of her grandfather. He, too, was soft-spoken and gentle and would listen as long as she needed him to when she complained bitterly about the lack of roles in college or talked about her dreams for the future. He was funny in a low-key way, but he was also smart and worked hard at his studies. And just as she did, he held himself to a higher standard.
Two years into her marriage, though, Emily realized she faced a terrible choice. She knew Ken, by now an environmental analytical chemist, wanted to put down roots and have a home and children. But she also knew that, more than anything else, she wanted to see the world from a stage.


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A day that began quite promisingly for Mother McAuley ended with disappointment Saturday.
The Mighty Macs raced to a 4-1 lead in the state semifinal against Fenwick and led 6-5 at halftime but could not hold on in a 12-8 loss. With limited time to recover, they struggled mightily in the third-place game, falling 9-5 to host Stevenson.
"It's hard to come back from a loss," McAuley coach Vanessa Carroll. "It seemed like we'd have more time between games, but it went so fast. The girls came back and played hard, though."
The tears were rolling afterward for a small but extremely accomplished four-player senior class. Three of its members — Clare Bryar, Fran Williamson and MaryJune O'Connell — were on varsity all four years, getting to state every time and bringing home three state trophies, including fourth place in 2011 and third place last season. Hannah Murphy was McAuley's fourth senior.
"I'm proud of all we've accomplished these last four years," Williamson said. "This year, especially, I think people didn't expect us to come back and do as well as we did. We had a lot of young girls, and I'm proud of the year we had. I just hope we've passed on things that the younger girls can carry on."
Bryar led McAuley (25-10) with three goals in the third-place game. Williamson and Maggie Hennigan added one each and Geena Peyton made 13 saves.
Over three games at state, Bryar (14) and Williamson (9) combined for 23 of McAuley's 26 goals.
"They've been leaders for many years," Carroll said. "They've been really special players, and they're going to be hard to replace."
Allison Travetto, who finished with six goals to lead Stevenson (31-5), scored the first three of the game to put the Mighty Macs in an early hole they never could get out of.
Down 4-2 after one, McAuley scored just once over the next two quarters as the Patriots put it out of reach.
The semifinal played out in an altogether different fashion. Williamson's goal from mid-pool with three seconds left in the first quarter, followed by Bryar's score in the opening minute of the second, gave McAuley a 4-1 lead.
Fenwick, though, fought back to within 6-5 by halftime and outscored the Mighty Macs 5-0 in the third to take control.
Bryar scored four goals, Williamson three and Hennigan one. Colleen Barron paced the Friars with five goals.
"It was tough, but we never stopped playing in either game and we never gave up," Bryar said. "It's been a fun ride these last four years, getting (to state) every year. We've had some tough losses and some big wins."


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Cody Franson was back at school Friday … the Leafs Hockey School that is. The Leafs defenceman was in town to help out on-ice activities for the day at MasterCard Centre.
"It's fun, that was me back in the day and I haven't forgotten those days and how much fun they are for kids," Franson said.
It isn't the only time this summer that Franson will be working with youngsters as they learn the game of hockey. He and Shea Weber help out at the Sicamous hockey school every August in British Columbia. It is a way for him to give back to his hometown.
"When you can get (NHL) guys to come out and see them every once in a while it really makes their day," he said.
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Many say the way you practice is the way you play. Franson is definitely one that believes in that mantra.
"Being able to come out and execute and being a hardworking team every day at practice allows you to execute during a game," Franson said.
There wasn't much rest for Franson following the conclusion of the season. He was back in the gym preparing for the upcoming campaign as he will look to improve on his 21 points in 57 games. He spends his summers in Kelowna, B.C. where plenty of current and former NHL players take up residence.
One thing that will need to be straightened out before the start of the season is his contract status. The 24-year-old is a restricted free agent but he doesn't plan to go anywhere and it sounds like a new deal is already in the works.
"I love it here in Toronto and we're in the process of doing something right now," he said.
Last summer Franson was one of the new additions to the team. So far the Leafs have brought in Jay McClement and James van Riemsdyk to the team while having traded Luke Schenn in the deal for JVR.
Franson played against McClement when he was in the Western Conference with Nashville and he offers this scouting report to those who are not familiar with the new centre.
"He's a hardworking guy, a real character guy, wins lots of faceoffs, is good on the penalty kill and he is a good guy to have in your room," Franson said.
The addition of van Riemsdyk saw the departure of Schenn, a fellow Kelowna resident and someone that Franson says was tough to see go.
"It was one of those trades where you hate to see Luke go, he is a good friend to all of us and I wish him all the best," Franson said.
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24 Then at the east side of the garden he put living creatures and a flaming sword which turned in all directions. This was to keep anyone from coming near the tree that gives life. | 24 After he drove the man out, he placed on the east side of the Garden of Eden cherubim and a flaming sword flashing back and forth to guard the way to the tree of life. |
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Features By Caitlin Hughes on March 19, 2013 | Comments (7)Following the format of weeks past, this week's episode of The Walking Dead, "Prey," was somewhat of a departure/day trip episode, involving Andrea fleeing Woodbury with The Governor chasing after her and subsequently holding her prisoner. However, it was a far less successful episode than the other ones, in that (a) Andrea is not quite interesting or sympathetic enough to focus on, (b) Woodbury seems ridiculously close to the prison again, and (c) promising characters like Tyreese and Milton are poorly used. That being said, yes, nothing really happened. The only character from the prison, Rick, barely had any screen time and Andrea remains in deep shit with The Governor. Tyreese remained The Governor's patsy. The Governor remained pretty crazy. Nothing progressed, which, quite frankly, it should have since there is a huge war looming between crazy dictators Rick and The Governor. We open with a flashback of Andrea and Michonne during their relatively idyllic time as a wandering, zombie fighting duo. Not to harp, but the woods seemed a lot bigger then, didn't they? Those ladies were wandering around for episodes on end and they shockingly never ran into either the giant prison or the giant Woodbury, which are both apparently right next door to one another. Some brief backstory is revealed on the part of Michonne when Andrea asks if Michonne knew her zombie pets – apparently she did, and they weren't all that nice in life. Girl bonding!
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In Development By Scott Beggs on February 26, 2013 | Comments (20)If there's any proof that fate has a sense of humor, it'll come when Boondock Saints 3 starts rolling its cameras. The first film was a sleeper hit that was so perfect in its ridiculousness and bloodshed that it was impossible for it not to earn a dedicated audience. When a sequel didn't come, but a lawsuit against Franchise Pictures did, director Troy Duffy became something of a legend. His low budget feature had scored big with video sales, but Duffy was also used as an example of what not to do when finding Hollywood success in the documentary Overnight where he acts like a complete jackwagon to his close friends and business associates. The noise calling for a sequel was deafening, but Duffy was unable to make it happen until ten years later. Unfortunately, Boondock 2: All Saints Day was the terrible kind of ridiculous, and it alienated all but the most hardcore of fans. Still, it also did pretty damned well in video sales. Now that almost no one is calling for a third entry, star Norman Reedus says it might happen. In an interview with IFC, the actor said, "I'm meeting with Sean [Patrick Flanery] and Troy [Duffy] tonight. I just landed a couple hours ago and tonight I'm going over to Troy's house with Sean. It's definitely in the works. Look for it. It's gonna be crazy."
The Walking Dead: Many Survivors Deal With a 'Judas' Complex
Features By Caitlin Hughes on February 25, 2013 | Comments (2)So, it would seem the prison is really close to Woodbury, right? If traveling to and from Woodbury is less than a day trip for Andrea? And given the high gates around each community and their respective surveillance abilities, why didn't they notice each other way earlier? The logic behind The Walking Dead can be questioned for days on end, but at least this week's episode, "I Ain't A Judas," had a theme – loyalty – and concluded with a Tom Waits song, which is always a major plus. Andrea questions her loyalty for The Governor versus Rick, and Daryl's loyalty is questioned for his brother versus Rick. Rick also snapped out of the crazy, Daryl and Hershel rose up as leaders, and Milton was also featured, so, on the whole? With a few exceptions, namely involving Tyreese and his crew, this week was just fine.
The Walking Dead: Half-Assed 'Home' Did Not Quite Deliver
Features By Caitlin Hughes on February 18, 2013 | Comments (16)The last Walking Dead brought us the showdown between the prison and Woodbury. Was it climatic? Eh. The only character-with-a-name struck down was Axel, and he wasn't overly integral to the show. Sure, it was somewhat of a shock that he was shot mid-conversation with Carol. And he was Carol's one chance at gettin' some – sorry, Carol. But it's doubtful anyone – show character or home viewer – will miss him after this week. The showdown also seemed a bit too conveniently orchestrated in that the brothers Dixon just happened to make it back to the prison at exactly the right time. Right. Also, where were my boy Tyreese and his crew during the prison invasion? Twiddling their thumbs in their holding cell, or did the show's writers just forget to include them? Well, neither one of those options is too great, and either way, it's just extremely haphazard on the writers' parts… Though The Governor did look absolutely orgasmic at the prospect of wreaking havoc at the prison and taking shots at Michonne. So good for him! And the zombie car bomb was a cool idea. This new installment of The Walking Dead, "Home," seems to have squandered not only the Prison vs. Woodbury confrontation, but also a few other opportunities.
The Walking Dead: Who Is 'The Suicide King'?
Features By Caitlin Hughes on February 11, 2013 | Comments (2)Author's Note: There were issues with my cable last night, hence why this is posting a bit late – I had to download the episode this morning. Barring further cable-related issues, future episode reviews will post Monday morning, per usual. The Walking Dead returned last night after a midseason hiatus, and it came back with an above average episode, "The Suicide King," directed by television director extraordinaire Leslie Linka Glatter, of Mad Men and Twin Peaks. This episode was important in the course of the show as some of the gang finally started to question the Ricktatorship and new leaders, other than Daryl, are beginning to emerge. There were some issues, but this return episode was successful on the whole as it planted seeds for many interesting happenings to come. Both Rick and the Governor lost their shit in front of their respective followers! The Dixon brothers are out on their own! Allen and Ben pose a threat to the group… kinda! And Beth is crushing hard on crazy Rick!
The Walking Dead: Zombie Bones Make a Great Weapon But the Audience is 'Made to Suffer'
Features By Caitlin Hughes on December 3, 2012 | Comments (6)This week's installment, "Made to Suffer," is the last episode before the midseason break – new episodes don't start up again until February — so are we made to care that we have such a long wait once this episode ends? Kinda. While this is a better episode than most of this season's, it doesn't quite measure up to the standards of past pre-break attempts. With a few exceptions, nothing overly exciting happens here, and the "cliffhanger" ending is hardly a cliffhanger at all. While the brotherly reconnection of Daryl and Merle is strongly encouraged, they were destined to cross paths all season. Yes, it's a cool scene, and both Michael Rooker and Norman Reedus do an excellent job at emoting, but the scene does not come as a surprise and doesn't create suspense. Plus, new characters from the comic were introduced – namely Tyreese – but it's hazy whether or not his name was actually used and little to no character development from this new crew ever occurred, and that would have been a major plus. Also, why would Rick have a Shane mirage of Shane with a hairstyle/facial hair configuration that never appeared on the show? Was Shane-in-the-afterlife just celebrating Movember? (Oh hey, Jon Bernthal.) Anyway… let's get into the nitty gritty, shall we?
The Walking Dead: Everyone Feels Hounded and Merle Channels 'Party Down'
Features By Caitlin Hughes on November 19, 2012 | Comments (2)Editor's Note: These blog entries are meant to be a discussion of the most current episode of The Walking Dead, so we recommend you watch said episode before reading to avoid spoilers. Keep your eyes peeled for them every Monday morning. On last week's episode, The Governor was revealed to have a zombie daughter, Michonne left Andrea behind at Woodbury, Rick went into shock after Lori's death, and Daryl and Maggie went on the search for baby formula. This week's installment, "Hounded," was another inconsistent one – somewhat of a mash-up between an existential one man show, a middle-aged romance film, and violent revenge flick. Revenge flick worked… the others didn't… although this episode is important in setting up the eventual coming together of Rick and The Governor, finally marrying the prison and Woodbury. Fingers crossed the payoff will be worthwhile.
The Walking Dead: Michonne Knows The 'Word' Up
Features By Caitlin Hughes on November 12, 2012 | Comments (4)Editor's Note: These blog entries are meant to be a discussion of the most current episode of The Walking Dead, so we recommend you watch said episode before reading to avoid spoilers. Keep your eyes peeled for them every Monday morning. On last week's episode, T-Dog was bitten and self-sacrificed for Carol, who went missing, Lori went into labor and died as Maggie gave her a C-section and Carl shot his dead mother. Meanwhile at Woodbury, Michonne grew more suspicious of The Governor, who flirted with Andrea to get her on his side. This week's episode, "Say The Word," is perhaps the most successful one yet this season, in that it provides a nice balance between the milieux of the prison and Woodbury and exploits the best characteristics of its most interesting characters. With a few exceptions, lot of important action goes down and primes the series for going in a more interesting place in future episodes – wishful thinking, perhaps?
Christ Willing, We May Be Subjected to One More 'Boondock Saints' Movie
Movie News By Rob Hunter on September 14, 2012 | Comments (4)Some of you out there are fans of Troy Duffy's The Boondock Saints. Don't worry, we're not naming names here. But if you fall into that group you'll be happy to hear a third film just may be heading your way in the near future. The first one didn't blow up right away, but it eventually found itself a pretty healthy cult following. (And it even found a spot in our list of the 14 Most Mundane Movie Murder Weapons, so that's something at least.) The movie follows the blood-spattered, bullet-strewn, revenge-fueled adventures of fraternal twins Connor and Murphy MacManus (Sean Patrick Flanery and Norman Reedus). It's not a great movie, but it has its charms thanks mostly to the two leads and the support of Willem Dafoe in a fairly goofy role as the detective on their trail. It was followed a decade later by the even less kindly received sequel, All Saints Day, that saw the brothers return to Boston to dispense more Christ-approved justice. It's unclear if any of you will admit to being fans of that one.
39 Things We Learned From 'The Boondock Saints' Commentary
Commentary Commentary By Jeremy Kirk on January 6, 2012 | Comments (5)We all love The Boondock Saints? Right? Right? Guys? Where you going? Look, I'm fully aware of the animosity for this film, especially its writer/director, Troy Duffy. Hell, even the DVD is annoying me right this second with this "You wouldn't steal a car, so why steal movies" PSA. But there's a point in everyone's life where you have to realize bad filmmakers like talking about their film just as much as the geniuses. So we're gonna let Mr. Duffy speak, and we're gonna be taking detailed notes as to what he has to say. Yes, this one comes with the decade long-backlash. And I'm sure Troy Duffy's commentary here is going to be filled with all kinds of insightful anecdotes about crafting the film, honing the story so its concise yet layered. I'm sure there isn't going to be anything on this commentary track that puts Troy Duffy in an angelic light. And, in case you didn't catch it, I put the sarcastic tone on the word "angelic." So here is everything we learned from Mr. Troy "Overnight" Duffy's commentary track for The Boondock Saints. That damn PSA is still going by the way. Don't steal, folks.
Are The Boondock Saints Headed For The Small Screen?
Television By Merrill Barr on June 14, 2011 | Comments (1)There is no denying that for better or worse, Troy Duffy's brainchild The Boondock Saints is a freak of nature. Despite a very well documented shut down by Harvey Weinstein, a budget less than half the size it was originally going to have and a school shooting that kept it from theaters, somehow the boys from Boston have been able live on for the last decade, becoming such a huge hit that a sequel was made two year ago. And while the sequel hardly did gangbusters at the box office, the fan base is still a passionate one. So passionate that Duffy has been approached to turn his beloved films into a television series. In an interview with We Got This Covered for the Blu-Ray re-release of the original film, Duffy shared the news and also included the stance of stars Sean Patrick Flannery and Norman Reedus. We've been approached to do a possible Boondock Saints TV series. So the fans may be getting a part 3 as a television show. We might be able to pull that off….I actually called both Sean and Norman and they both said "hell yeah, we'll drop everything.
Review: 'The Conspirator' Isn't The Worst Experience You Could Have In A Theater
Movie Reviews By Rob Hunter on April 17, 2011 | Comments (7)Everyone remembers where they were when they first heard that President Abraham Lincoln had been assassinated. I was in third grade, under the creepy Catholic tutelage of Sister Hermina (she refused to die!), and the lesson on Lincoln's presidency had come to dramatic and shocking conclusion. Granted, those aren't the words I would have used to describe it at the time, but I do recall feeling frustrated, confused, and angered at the tall, bearded man's death. So why open a film review with a reference to a grade school history lesson? Because the film in question, Robert Redford's The Conspirator, feels like a two-hour lecture on some of the very same material. Viewers learn about the coordinated assault against Lincoln and two members of his cabinet, the capture and conviction of those responsible, and their subsequent hangings for the crimes. While the material here is more detailed than the lesson taught by zombie nun it's also presented dryly, without any real energy, emotion, or drama, and very much in the spirit of a made-for-television movie. It doesn't help matters that Redford uses his directorial lectern to include some incredibly unsubtle and politicized comparisons to our own modern day battles between personal freedoms and national security.
Troy Duffy Celebrates 10 Years of 'The Boondock Saints'
Features By Kevin Carr on March 4, 2010 | Comments (1)Troy Duffy, writer/director of The Boondock Saints and The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day sits down with FSR during his bus tour to talk about his films, being controversial and what's up next before Boondock Saints III.
Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day Red Band Trailer Arrives
Movie News By Neil Miller on September 2, 2009 | Comments (22)IGN has debuted the first trailer for Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day this afternoon, giving longtime Saints fans their first look at the long-awaited sequel.
Discuss: Will Fans Still Be Hot for Boondock Saints 2?
Discussion By Neil Miller on November 5, 2008 | Comments (41)I am curious as to whether or not all of you are still interested in Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day. Curious to see if like me, you have lost enthusiasm for the franchise.
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I haven't read Graham Greene's book by the same name, but last night we watched Brighton Rock and really enjoyed it. Sam Riley (also from Control) was amazing as a hard-to-read young crime boss-hopeful in Brighton. Working to keep the people who know about his crimes under control, he takes in a sad young teen who knows too much and (maybe) falls in love. Motives and unanswered questions rule the film, but even if you don't feel satisfied with how you read their actions you can marvel and the beauty of the film. Just gorgeous and a real nail-biter.
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Forgot that this film existed – thanks for the reminder. The book is excellent and cruel. There's also another film version from many decades ago, which is also great.


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Re-Introduction The alarm awakened me to no dream of you – A motherless thought; mere mist in the night. There's no imaginary friend with whom to speak in the park. Always an unknown: You're the question that hangs over everything now… Yet, still. Nothing. What delusion would beget a feeling – a vestige of some sensation? I could not have dreamed/ I would have wanted for pangs. So, here is your elegy: This, my only labor pain.