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Ancient VVisdom Releases New Video Clip
Occult rock merchants Ancient VVisdom today unveil their latest video for "Children Of The Wasteland" to North American masses via Metal Injection. The tune comes off the band's "A Godlike Inferno" full-length, reissued via Prosthetic Records on April 24TH. Peep the sobering visuals at this location or in the player below.
Nominated for Best Underground Band at this year's Metal Hammer Golden Gods Awards, the Austin, Texas-based diabolic folk metal collective is currently wrapping up a European tour, which marked the band's first time back on the road since supporting Ghost earlier this year.
4/18/2012 The Old Blue Last – London, UK
4/19/2012 The Croft – Bristol, UK More...
Ancient VVisdom Signs With Prosthetic Records
Austin, Texas-based Ancient VVisdom is pleased to announce the band's official union with Prosthetic Records. The label will reissue the group's latest release, "A Godlike Inferno," in North America on April 24th, the U.K. on April 30th and mainland Europe on May 4th.
Nominated for Best Underground Band at this year's Metal Hammer Golden Gods Award, Ancient VVisdom will begin a European tour — the band's first time back on the road since supporting Ghost on a national tour earlier this year — at the Inferno Festival in Norway on April 7. As a precursor to the unholy trek, Ancient VVisdom will spill serpentine hymns upon unsuspecting ears in Austin on March 17th as part of the Scion-sponsored Death Comes Ripping SXSW day party alongside Early Graves, Primitive Weapons, Mutilation Rites and more.
3/17/2012 Long Branch Inn/Scion SXSW Day Party – Austin, TX
4/07/2012 Inferno Music Fest – Oslo, Norway
4/08/2012 BETA – Copenhagen, Denmark
4/10/2012 Deadcrash – Hamburg. Germany
4/11/2012 Underground 2 – Koeln, Germany
4/12/2012 Roadburn – Tilburg, Holland
4/13/2012 Green Door Store – Brighton, UK
4/14/2012 Alter Ego – Manchester, UK
4/15/2012 Stereo – Glasgow, UK
4/16/2012 Corporation – Sheffield, UK
4/17/2012 The Red Room – Nottingham, UK
4/18/2012 The Old Blue Last – London, UK
4/19/2012 The Croft – Bristol, UK
Ancient VVisdom Posts "The Opposition" Video
Today, occult rockers Ancient VVisdom premiere a music video for "The Opposition" via Decibel magazine. "The Opposition" was lifted from the band's debut full-length recording "A Godlike Inferno," released through Shinebox Recordings.
In other news, the Austin, Texas band will embark on its first North American tour this January as hand-picked openers for Sweden's Ghost. Toronto's Blood Ceremony rounds out the lineup. The tour kicks off on January 18th at the Bowery Ballroom in New York City and will run through February 2 in Los Angeles. Additionally, Ancient VVisdom will tour Europe in the spring and appear at Roadburn Festival 2012 with Agalloch, Christian Mistress, Killing Joke, Swans and many other bands.
Ghost Announces Shows With Blood Ceremony
Ghost has issued the following announcement about heading to North America for upcoming live shows with Blood Ceremony and Ancient VVisdom:
"Children of America, it is with an evil haunting chuckle that we are announcing that we are finally coming to North America. In the name of Satan, we will conduct thirteen rituals in thirteen different cities throughout the United States and Canada and now we are summoning all of our devotees to partake in these blasphemous eves of black magic."
The dates are as follows:
JAN 18 : NEW YORK, NY – Bowery Ballroom
JAN 19 : WASHINGTON D.C. – Rock ´N´Roll Hotel
JAN 20 : BOSTON, MA – Middle East Downstairs
JAN 21 : MONTREAL, QC – Corona Theatre
JAN 22 : TORONTO, ON – The Mod Club
JAN 24 : CHICAGO, IL – Bottom Lounge
JAN 25 : SAINT PAUL, MN – Station Four
JAN 27 : DENVER, CO – Marquis Theatre
JAN 28 : SALT LAKE CITY, UT – The Vertigo
JAN 30 : SEATTLE, WA – El Corazon
JAN 31 : PORTLAND, OR – Hawthorne Theatre
FEB 1 : SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Bottom Of The Hill
FEB 2 : LOS ANGELES, CA – The Roxy Theatre
Ancient VVisdom Announces U.S. Tour Dates
Satanic folk rock act Ancient VVisdom has announced a short U.S. tour. The tour kicks off on September 4th in Houston, Texas and ends a week later in San Antonio. Upcoming Ancient VVisdom tour dates are as follows:
09-04 w/Venomous Maximus, Rudyard's, Houston, TX
09-06 Siberia, New Orleans, LA
09-07 Murphy's, Memphis, TN
09-08 Bear's, Shreevport, LA
09-09 w/Venomous Maximus & 4 Days to Burn, Crow Bar, Dallas, TX
09-10 w/ Venomous Maximus, Elysium, Austin, TX
09-11 w/ Cough, Bertha, The Ten Eleven, San Antonio, TX
The Sword Makes Secret Apperance in Austin
Grilled Burgers, Corona and a handful of all-American rock n roll were on the agenda for this year's 4th of July celebration. The only Independence Day fixture mixing from this equation was fireworks, and due to unrelenting drought, Austinites would have to drive to a satellite community to participate in that tradition. The Spider House Café played host to these festivities. Billed as the "Summer of Sam," the bill featured a variety of acts of varying style.
For the most part, "Summer of Sam" was a two-stage local band festival. The Sword is a national powerhouse, but still an Austin-based group. The club kept The Sword's performance on the down low, printing a TBA special guest on the show's flyer. By far the most popular metal/hard rock act in Austin, most of The Sword's shows often sell out, so this word-of-mouth performance kept the small club from bulging at the seems, although the group still played to a packed house.
Situated near the campus of University of Texas (hook 'em Horns), the Spider House Café features an indoor and outdoor stage and an outdoor patio that seems to never end. The event kicked off outdoors around 3 PM. An outdoor bar provided beer to wash down the smoker-grilled hamburgers. The burgers were the school-cafeteria-bulk variety, but costing a dollar a sandwich, nobody complained about the quality.
Arriving around 5 PM, my introduction to the outdoor stage came in the form of electro goth rockers Troller. The guy/girl combo merged vocals amidst heavenly tones of ethereal electronica. One patron told me the beautiful female vocals reminded him of the beautiful-but-deadly song of the mythical Siren. TA of Hod and Ancient VVisdom hailed the group's music as "fuck music." I couldn't disagree with either of those descriptions. I don't often see goth bands, so their performance was a nice change of pace. According to the band's Myspace page, Troller is brand new. I expect to see their names on flyers for Austin's goth-industrial club, Elysium. More...
Ancient VVisdom to Release Debut Album
Ancient VVisdom will release its debut full-length recording "A Godlike Inferno" through Shinebox Records on June 7th. "A Godlike Inferno" follows their 12" LP split with Charles Manson (thee Charles Manson).
For the recording of "A Godlike Inferno," Ancient VVisdom enlisted additional instrumentation by Alex Hughes (Hatred Surge, Iron Age) on bowed stand-up bass, Wade Allison (Iron Age) on "machete percussion" and guest guitar, Chase VVarlow on bamboo percussion and Jason Buntz (engineer and co-producer) on select guitar and synth.
Forming in 2009 in Austin, Texas, Ancient VVisdom consists of Integrity members Nathan Opposition and Michale Jochum and Iron Age bassist Justin Mason. Front man Nathan Opposition describes the band's sound as, "...devil's blues, folk, and rock n roll. Chaos and control. Phantasy and reality. Life and death...the evolution of Satan's influence on modern pop culture. We are the beginning of nothing. We are the end of everything."
The track listing for "A Godlike Inferno" is as follows:
1.) Alter Reality
2.) The Opposition
3.) Necessary Evil
4.) Forever Tonight
5.) Lost Civilization
6.) Devil Brain
7.) World of Flesh
8.) Children of the Wasteland


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With more shows every year, you might think that Scotland's annual arts bazaar was alive and kicking
With more shows every year, you might think that Scotland's annual arts bazaar was alive and kicking
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It's over. At the risk of catapulting myself into pole position for the Curmudgeonly Old Git Award (Coga), I have to tell you it's curtains for the Edinburgh Festival. True, this bizarre bazaar is showing no sign of imminent demise. Indeed, were growth the determining factor, the patient would be alive and kicking. After all, where there was just one festival in 1947, there are now at least seven, including the International, Fringe, Book, Film, Military Tattoo, the intercultural weekend Mela and the annual media bun fight (sorry, the Media Guardian Edinburgh International Television Festival). And all of them are expanding at an ungainly rate. The Film Festival, Britain's second largest after London's, has 74 UK premieres; the 58th International Festival has roughly 150 opera, classical music, dance and theatre events; and the Book Festival, celebrating its 21st anniversary, boasts no fewer than 550 living authors.
Then there's that triumph of hope over experience, the forever burgeoning Fringe. Its programme, accommodating nothing but listings and advertising, is the size of a telephone directory - 224 pages guiding you (hah!) through Edinburgh's 236 venues hosting 735 companies performing 1,695 shows in 26,326 performances. That's a 10 per cent rise on last year. Hurrah!
But hang on a minute. We're talking art, not merchandise, so why are we so hung up on size? Shouldn't we be vaunting quality over quantity? Not at Edinburgh. Less is no longer more. This is the festival most easily mistaken for a marathon, and every year some schmuck attempts to beat the record for the number of events crammed into 24 hours. Well, good luck to you, but I'm staying out of the running. We may live in a culture where nothing succeeds like excess, but since acting at Edinburgh - I once even took my clothes off on stage - then returning as a critic, I've concluded that you really can have too much of a good thing.
You don't have to go back to the festival's founding year to know that, once upon a time, it was incontrovertibly a good thing. Until the 1980s, the International Festival was a corrective to British performing arts organisations, which largely remained aloof from the rest of the world. Learning by example, however, rivals such as the London International Festival of Theatre (Lift) and the Barbican's Bite seasons sprang up, programming grand- scale work from abroad and thereby diluting Edinburgh's brand. Former regulars such as Pina Bausch and Mark Morris have switched allegiance to London's rebuilt Sadler's Wells. The International Festival still commissions brand-new work for a percentage of its ambitious programme, but the rest is available from the international touring supermarket, whose aisles are now crowded with British managements eager to snap it up.
The 1980s also heralded the arrival of one green bottle. The Perrier Award appeared in 1981 - when it went to the Cam- bridge Footlights, whose personnel then included Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie and Emma Thompson. Suddenly the media had a focus and comedy was crowned king. OK, I have read the statistics, and comedy accounts for only 23 per cent of activity on the Fringe, but everyone knows it's a month-long trade fair for TV transfer.
Yet the real reason for the supremacy of comedy and the death of drama is cost. All you have to do to be a stand-up is pay for the space, write your material, turn up and talk. Taking plays to the Fringe requires money - lots of it. On top of steep venue charges, there's publicity, advertising, set, costumes, crew and all those pesky actors demanding wages and accommodation, with an estimated 15,629 performers fighting for space.
Worst of all, the (unofficial) average size of a Fringe show audience is, amazingly, 11. That means an awful lot of shows play to nobody. The odds are so stacked against attracting reviews and an audience that established theatre companies no longer play there. The only people who can afford to are students and amateurs. The exception is the minuscule number of companies invited to perform at the Traverse Theatre. Virtually every other venue operates a pay'n'display, open-door policy, but appearing at Scotland's leading new writing theatre guarantees quality control. Perform there, at the Assembly Rooms or at the Pleasance and you also buy in to publicity machines that give you access to the ultimate goal: media coverage. The busiest people in Edinburgh are the hyping, hassling, pleading PRs. Mind you, after countless hours experiencing performances ranging from the witlessly naive to the frankly naff, the PR-lassoed critics may find their standards have gone haywire. Anything with halfway decent dramaturgy is trumpeted as the future of theatre. In the stern light of the inevitable move to London, few shows survive the more sober critical response.
Yes, I know, what about last year's glorious mega-hit Jerry Springer: the opera? Well, a) it had been a media event since its first appearance, in London; b) it was in a prime Assembly Rooms slot; c) it had serious money behind it; and d) it used a celebrity name. In the wake of which, let me tempt you with this year's offerings, which include Jeffrey Archer's Prison Diary - Hell, Killing Paul McCartney and Hitler Sells Tickets. Call me old-fashioned: if that's what makes Edinburgh tick, I may not be a celebrity, but I'm certainly getting out of here.
Hit or miss?
Ian Rankin Edinburgh dead? I think not. More shows than ever selling more tickets than ever. That unique mix of big names and absolute beginners. It's still the only festival where you can arrive a nobody and leave a star (and, occasionally, vice versa). Edinburgh continues to be the perfect venue. For all the professionalism, there are delightful surprises - plays set in public loos or the back seats of cars. Every inch of the city is utilised in a way that larger cities can only dream of. As an Edinburgh resident, I still get excited when the programmes arrive, and spend too much on tickets.
Bonnie Greer The festival is a great institution. The spirit is still there, but with age it has become a little creaky and mainstream. It was hard to perform there when I did, 20 years ago; it's now even harder. What it needs is an alternative - a bit like what Slamdunk has done for the Sundance Film Festival - to give it some juice, more of an edge, and put it back in gear.
Fay Weldon I try to get involved in the Book Festival, which I always think is rather amazing, but I believe that the festival as a whole remains vital. It offers a chance to underfunded performers who long to practise their craft, even if they do so to an audience of two. It would be nice if they all had more money, more time and better venues, but I am rather alarmed to hear the festival damned. I say good for them!
Fiona Shaw I spent August last year in Edinburgh preparing and playing in Peter Stein's The Seagull. The cast and director lived and rehearsed together for a month before - the kind of preparation that is now almost unheard of in British, and indeed European, theatre. Festivals allow a unique approach to work, a cavalier hope and the perfect conditions for once. Edinburgh is a place to see and be seen to experiment, and to be part of success and failure. I hope the curtains stay open, and close only to give us time to reassess and start again.
Arnold Wesker There are always arts doomsters around announcing the end of the novel, the demise of theatre, declaring that this writer has had his day, or that painter is painted out, or the glorious Sixties were not so glorious after all. But here we all are, still creating, and new generations come with innovative work and dreams that festivals such as Edinburgh are the gateway to stardom. Let them dream. If it has to die, it will die of its own black hole. Send the arts doomsters packing.
Miranda Sawyer Edinburgh is like Glastonbury meets the Groucho: the attraction isn't the performances, but the haphazard atmosphere - the blagging into parties, the bumping into people you didn't expect to see and the staying up all night with strangers in odd places. Like Glastonbury and the Groucho, the Edinburgh Fringe (which is the real festival) isn't dying; it's just attracting more mainstream punters, which puts the noses of the we-were-here-first snobs right out of joint.
Norman Lebrecht I don't think Edinburgh is "dead". The Fringe maintains its vitality and remains a good seedbed of fresh talent. The Book Festival goes from strength to strength. However, the official festival is looking pretty pallid; where once it was not to be missed, now there is not much that compels a journey.


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[QUOTE="BuldozerX"]I had to create a membership just so I could discuss this BS. There are so much wrong with banning used game, so let`s begin: After reading about this everywhere I see it pisses almost every consumer off. When we pay full price for a game we should be able to do what we want with it. Thats how everything works, and it`s wrong to ban used games just because you have the patent to do so. This will turn consumers away from buying both their consoles and their games. Stores like Gamestop will die, and they are selling new consoles, and games as well. It`s BS that they don`t make money out of used games. I pay for Xbox Live because it allows me to play used games online. When I bought a used copy of Mass Effect I payed real money for every single DLC. When I bought a used copy of Far Cry 3 I payed for a online pass. No used games will probably mean less people will pay for DLC`s. So now I have to pay for Xbox Live, the console, full price games, and Internet? Wow, that`s a lot of money . On Norway I have to pay more than 100 dollars each game as well. We have something called taxes you know. We won`t be able to trade games, loan games, rent games..... What happens the day the consoles dies or turn old? The day they shut down the online servers. Am I the prideful owner of 200 games that I no longer can`t play because the online support is gone? Will these games never have a future within retro gaming? Another issue is that pirate will find a way to hack this, they always do. When that happens, it could create some black marked for used games on these consoles. We can still sell our "useless" copies you know. But to one of my biggest consernes. What will happen when games are out of stock and we no longer are able to find new copies? Publishers will always produce a limited amount of games, and they stop doing so when the game is not longer popular among the consumers. What happens then? Do we have to go on Ebay and pray that someone is selling a brand new copy of that game? And if they do, we probably have to pay a huge amount of money, because when the other copies are useless, the new copy is a rare treasure. I know some of you will say; they will probably let you download the game digital then. I say **** NO. Aren`t these game supposed to be released on 50 GB discs? Yeah ok, I guess everyone can just download 50 GB without problems. Bigboi500
I'm surprised everyone just ignored your post as well as my own from earlier.
Once PSN and Xbox Live are removed from PS3 and Xbox 360, what are we supposed to do with our digital titles? I won't be able to download them again as I won't be able to sign in. If my console breaks, I can't call Sony or Microsoft to help with the license transfers either. Everything you purchased will be gone, everything turns into a glorified rental.
This does not work for consoles, whereas PC is a singular platform, consoles are not. Once the hardware dies everything you purchased dies with it. With PC everything transfers from one to the other. I'd also like to point out that here in Canada some of use have download caps, otherwise it will cost me even more. My internet speeds are also troublesome at times, forcing me to be online in order to play would absolutely ruin my gaming experience.
As it stands now, you don't have to be signed in to play your digital titles that are already on your hard drive. As far as expecting to have and download them on next gen systems, good luck with that.I do not expect to download my purchased digital titles on next gen consoles. I'm also aware that I do not need to be online in order to play my titles, but next gen this is a real possibility. Add in the fact that once PSN and Xbox Live go down, if something happens to my current gen console I may not be able to download anything I purchased or even transfer the liceneses in order to play them on another console. However with physical copies and no codes, I have nothing to worry about.
So many people don't understand that everything purchased digitally is nothing more than a glorified rental, you do not own it in any way. Once the network for that console is shut down you are basically left pissing in the wind. I don't know about the rest of you but I don't like the idea of throwing away my money for what is the equivalent of a rental.


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White Irish Drinkers (2011)
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Two young men are looking for a better life but may have to go to the wrong side of the law to get it in this independent drama from director John Gray. Brian Leary (Nick Thurston) and Danny (Geoff Wigdor) are brothers living in a decaying Brooklyn neighborhood in 1975. Tired of dealing with their angry and abusive father (Stephen Lang) and high-strung mother (Karen Allen), both Brian and Danny want to move out and do something different with their lives, but their ambitions travel different … More
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- In Theaters:
- Mar 25, 2011 Limited
- On DVD:
- Jul 12, 2011
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A period drama that's as predictable and cliched as green beer on St. Patrick's Day.
The dialogue and action in White Irish Drinkers couldn't be more on the nose if the film was intended to be a parody. Sadly, Gray means for us to take it seriously.
Under no circumstances would I recommend that you see "White Irish Drinkers." But if you do, a good, stiff belt would not be a bad idea.
Every kitchen-sink dramatic clich� is trotted out in John Gray's Brooklyn period piece.
Writer-director John Gray was blessed to find the faces of actors Thurston and Murphy.
A movie that one watches with the sense of pushing it up a hill.
I normally kind of like these sort of modest genre movies, but this is just marinating in its own mediocrity.
Veteran TV director John Gray brings little or nothing new to conflicts we've seen in an endless stream of movies, including Saturday Night Fever and (to go straight to the top of the list) Mean Streets.
White Irish Drinkers is a visceral experience.
Despite the cliches that push every scene forward, there's an unexpected appeal to John Gray's modest drama, emanating from its center.
Here's a 1970s-set film nostalgic for the days young Irish-American men addressed each other as "ya' hump."
The basic outline of the plot, built around a promised local concert by the Rolling Stones - well, if you don't know where that story is headed, you haven't seen as many movies as I think you have.
This is a gritty, dreamy Everyman story, sure to resonate with viewers who grew up on the wrong side of the tracks.
Writer-director John Gray digs into his own background to create the ardent and atmospheric White Irish Drinkers. The close, cramped intimacy of this film is so real it stings.
White Irish Drinkers is a heavy borrower deep into the pocket of pop culture's loan shark, and lacking the grace to acknowledge the debt.
It's an authentic New York slice of life, and the "coming of age" story has depth. The main character is at a crossroads and you'll be rooting for him all the way.
White Irish Drinkers contains a cast of characters who are as loud, brash and pugnacious as that title would suggest. They also represent just about every Irish-American stereotype.
Saturated with atmosphere and strongly acted, the movie is a far more resonant and convincing portrait of working-class life than the recent awards-bait phoniness that called itself "The Fighter."
Frequently enough at the movies, an isolated scene can take place in which an actor who may or may not be the lead steals the whole film through naked emotion, or power, or eloquence. Mr. Lang certainly has one here.
The clich�s are what make "White Irish Drinkers" a drearily predictable bout...
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In Brooklyn in the 70's there's only 2 kinds of people: those stuck there in lower middle class doldrums or those who get out. Although cliched the performances save this trifle about two brothers (one's a crook and one ain't). Stephen Lang does well as the bad parent.
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Excellent movie! Refreshing script, excellent acting. I really liked the pace of this movie, and the subtle camera work. Fantastic ending, also, which often seals the deal for me when it come to really good movies. Kudos!
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Cast: Nick Thurston, Geoff Wigdor, Karen Allen, Stephen Lang, Peter Riegert, Leslie Murphy, Zachary Booth, Robbie Sublett, Michael Drayer, Henry Zebrowski
Director: John Gray
Summary: In a blue-collar Irish section of 1970s Brooklyn, brothers Danny (Geoff Wigdor) and Brian Leary (Nick Thurston) come of age in a family dominated by their longshoreman father, Patrick (Stephen Lang), whose hard-drinking leaves them scrambling for a way out. As delinquent Danny and dejected mom Margaret (Karen Allen) take the brunt of Patrick's assaults, aspiring artist Brian hides his dreams. But desperate acts will threaten them all.
My Thoughts: "Like so many other films, I went into this one knowing nothing. What I ended up with was a great indie drama. Great acting, great story, and some fun and also intense character's. It's such a heavy story dealing with some very serious issues of alcoholism and physical abuse. It was at times hard to watch or listen as some things were happening. But along with the brutality there was a lot of heart as well. You really start caring for these character's. The bond between these brother's is something special. Danny goes to great lengths to protect Brian. The film definitely brought laughter and some tears. Nick Thurston was charming and funny and just so likable that he reels you in. He did a great job in the movie. Geoffrey Wigdor as Danny was great as well. The whole cast was great. The critics hated it but I of course loved it. For me, it's a must see for sure."
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While Brian(Nick Thurston) does not mind accompanying his older brother Danny(Geoffrey Wigdor) on his jewlery robberies, he does draw the line at holding onto a gun for him. Otherwise, Brian uses art to distract himself from his abusive father(Stephen Lang) and his mother's(Karen Allen) idiosyncratic cooking and to meet women like Shauna(Leslie Murphy). For money, Brian works part-time at the moribund Lafayette Theatre where its owner Whitey(Peter Riegert) has just landed the Rolling Stones for a one hour concert which may yet save things.
"White Irish Drinkers" is what we mean when we call a movie a mixed bag. On the one hand, you could occupy yourself by playing spot a cliche like brothers heading in opposite directions and incredibly prescient characters in a period piece.(However, one prediction turned out to be wrong since the movie was made.) In other ways, the movie takes full advantage of its time and place, like remembering old movie palaces in a time when New York City, not only Brooklyn, was going to the dogs, forcing many characters to choose between security and any dreams they might have.(What are the chances somebody would be reading the Daily News with the legendary cover, "Ford to NYC: Drop Dead?") To be honest, even if the movie had stopped after Brian's window painting, I would have recommended it, even without all the other cool moments. Plus, everything does neatly dovetail right at the end, rather unexpectedly. That's not to mention the fine work by the young cast, nor my eternal soft spot for Karen Allen.
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White Irish Drinkers Quotes
- Shauna:
- Do you dare me to take all my clothes off and run through this cemetery naked?
- Brian:
- I'm not going to dare you, but I might beg you...
- Shauna:
- You're not going to ask to draw me naked, are you?
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- No, I always wear clothes when I draw...
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- Hey Brian, what's a Irish seven-course meal?
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I am researching both sets of my Grandparents the O'Neills and the Taggarts/Teggarts from Clonoe/Coalisland.. My maternal grandmother Bridget O'Neill b.1883-d.1967 to great grandparents James and Mary O'Neill (her maiden name also) from Drummurrer Clonoe Co.Tyrone. James and Mary O'Neill had 10 children... Bernard O'Neill ...........1882 Bridget O'Neill(My granny).1883 Mary Ann O'Neill...........1885 James Joseph O'Neill.......1886 John Jodie O'Neill.........1888 Sarah O'Neill..............1890 Elizabeth O'Neill..........1892 Francis O'Neill............1893 Hugh O'Neill...............1895 Patrick O'Neill............1898 My Grandmother married in 1901 to my Grandfather Patrick Taggart b.1867-d.1928..Granda Taggart had a brother Bernard possible other siblings! His parents were James and Mary Taggart from Clonoe Co.Tyrone. They had 9 children..... Mary ann John Patrick James Bridget (my mother)b.1916 Agnes Francis Bernard Philomena All deceased now. |
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