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A yellow taxi won the "Race to LaGuardia," beating out the airport shuttle, Uber car service, Citibike, subway, train, and bus, according to the study by Global Gateway Alliance.
Departing on a Monday afternoon on June 30, survey volunteers found that the yellow taxi was able to make the trip in only 25 minutes while the subway to the M60 bus took just over an hour.
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Mode: TaxiTime: 25 minsCost: $33I took a standard NYC yellow taxi from 39th Street and 6th Avenue toLaGuardia Airport. I expected the trip to have mod
Once in the cab, the trip was simple. There was very little traffic along the way, making it fast and easy. The driver took the Queens Midtown tunnel where there was very little congestion. Once out of Manhattan we barely stopped until we arrived at LGA.
In total it took me 25 minutes to get to Terminal B at LGA. I was thefirst to arrive and waited 19 minutes for the next person (Alex takingthe NYC Airporter shuttle) to make it there.
Overall it was a very simple and stress-free travel experience. The taxi cost $33.00 (20% tip included). The NYC yellow taxi exceeded my expectations by getting me to LaGuardia in such a timely manner.
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Mode: NYC AirporterTime: 44 minsCost: $13I took the NYC Airporter from Grand Central Station all the way to LaGuardia. I originally thought I would be waiting at least 15 minutes at Grand Central just to get on a packed bus. I have a poor sense of direction, so from the GGA office on 39th Street it took me about 15 minutes to find the bus stop at Grand Central.
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Thanks to good timing, the shuttle was more efficient than I expected. However, the hot temperatures made the journey less than enjoyable.
3. Caroline
Mode: UberXTime: 48 minsCost: $44I took an UberX car from W 39th Street between 5th and 6th to LaGuardia. The race started at 2:45 PM and a colleague called the Uber for me. From past experience, I expected Uber to be the fastest and most convenient way of traveling.
So, we called another UberX. Again, this car said it was 5 minutes away. We watched the tracker and saw that the car passed 39th and went down 38th St., at which point we decided to call the driver. As it turned out, our location was off–telling the driver we were on 38th instead.Unfortunately this technical glitch cost us.
After 23 minutes of waiting, the Uber Lincoln Town Car finally came and I was on my way to LaGuardia Airport Terminal B. The route took me through the Queens Midtown Tunnel and enjoyed a smooth ride.
I arrived at departures area at the Central Terminal Building at 3:33 PM. There was no traffic and the car ride in total took 25 minutes.
Once the Uber car had arrived, the route was no problem. The only issue was trying to contact the car. I recommend making sure that your current location is correct.
4. Steve
Mode: CitiBikeTime: 49 minsCost: $2.50I started the ride outside GGA's office at 39th street between 5th and 6th. It was a slightly hairy ride up 6th avenue with traffic to 48thstreet. 48thStreet to 1st Avenue had a good bike lane although it was very tight with cars and trucks. I turned up 1st Avenue, which has a wide bike lane to the Queensboro Bridge. There were lots of trucks in the bike route but they could be maneuvered around.
A police car there had stopped two cars, which made for some maneuvering around to 43rd Avenue. It was about 3 when I entered the Queens surface streets portion of the ride. There was a nice bike route up43rd Avenue, but it was a hot slog for a mile. I turned onto 48th Street down to 39th Avenue through very pretty and shady residential areas foranother mile.
The biggest obstacle on that portion were lots of red lights, but thankfully they were mostly one way streets with little traffic at that hour, so stopping was, uh, optional. I took a right onto 34th Street, which also had a nice bike route, at about 3:15-3:20. It was a hot, crowded push for a mile and a half.
A police cruiser that saw me pedal through a red light stayed with me for a few blocks and made sure I stopped at the lights! I counted down (or up) the streets to Junction Boulevard and took a crowded left around 3:25, turning for the hot sprint the last 1.5 miles up it and 94th Street.
I crossed some major streets as fast as I could maneuver through traffic. I passed a weird art installation on 94th Street, saw the American Airlines hanger in the distance and pedaled hard to the airport grounds and to Terminal B.
Riding a bike to LaGuardia was more pleasant and well-marked than I had expected. It's not a practical option unless you're taking a day trip, but it sure beats sitting in traffic.
5. Mary Kate
Mode: 7 train to Q70 busTime: 56 minsCost: $2.50My route to LaGuardia Airport involved a subway and bus combination that Google Maps estimated to take 47 minutes. However, my total travel time amounted to 55:30. This extensive commute leads me to question why there isn't a simpler, more efficient route to get travelers fromMidtown to LaGuardia, a trip that is just 8 miles long.
There were signs highlighting my destination, with arrows pointing towards a desolate bus stop situated underneath the elevated subway tracks. Though the bus was already there waiting for me, the driver would not let me on for six minutes while she took a short break to make a phone call. To my surprise, the Q70 was less crowded than the 7 train, with few riders bearing luggage, duffel bags, or any indication they were headed to the airport.
Instead, the passengers got off at different stops along the route, using it to navigate the neighborhoods of northern Queens.The bus ride took me to the final destination — LaGuardia Airport's Central Terminal Building.
It was a quick walk to the terminal where I met up with the rest of the group. I finished the race in 5th place, arriving at at 3:41 PM. The one seat routes — shuttle bus, via taxi, Uber, and CitiBike — proved faster than those that required transfers.
6. Will T.
Mode: LIRR to Q70 busTime: 56 minsCost: $8.25I took a train from Penn Station to the Q70 bus from 61st Street and Roosevelt Avenue in Queens. I expected this method of transportation to be confusing and inconvenient, but I also knew it would be cheap.
I purchased a rail ticket costing $5.75, and a Metro Card for the bus costing $2.75. There was not much seating available on the train due to my last minute arrival, but it was only a 16 minute ride to Woodside, where I would meet the bus.
I got off the train and followed the signs to the Q70 bus. I waited for four minutes for the bus, which departed at 3:24. The bus ride went smoothly, and was fairly comfortable. It arrived at Lot L at 3:41, which is the stop for the Central Terminal Building.
Actually reaching the terminal, however, proved to be a little confusing due to a lack of signage directing the passengers on how best to get there. However, I reached my fellow travelers shortly thereafter.Overall, the trip cost $8.25 and took a total of 56 minutes.
The LIRR and Q70 met my expectations of being a long and inconvenient journey, however, the bus was much cleaner than I expected.
7. Will S.
Mode: 4 trainto M60 SBSTime: 61 minsCost: $2.50I started my journey at GGA's offices on 25 W 39th St. in Midtown and made the 4-block walk to Grand Central Terminal. I walked into the station and found the 4 train uptown. By the time I had arrived at the subway stop, I was 11 minutes into my trip.
I walked up the stairs and found the bus stop where the M60 was supposed to pick me up. I swiped my metro pass and received a receipt that worked as a ticket forme to enter the bus.
Twenty-nine minutes later, in a bus filled with some travelers carrying luggage, I arrived at the departures area at the LaGuardia Central Terminal Building and met up with the rest of my group.
Sadly, I was the last one to arrive and in total it took me about an hour to make the whole trip. In conclusion, taking the 4/5 subway uptown to Harlem 125th, followed by the M60, is not the fastest way to get to LaGuardia Airport.
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| Guest chapter 13 . 2/24
There's a part in the story where Haley describes their wedding and she calls it a "shotgun" wedding. Just FYI, shotgun wedding means that you get married because you found out you are pregnant and most often the father of the girl is forcing it. Hence the term shotgun. I just thought it was important because when you read it it makes you think for a minute that it's her declaration of pregnancy, but you find out later that's not the case...yet anyway.
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Wow. Sorry for my bluntness but they are just the horniest couple aren't they? I'm just kidding! I red it all in like an hour and LOVED it! :D Great job! I loved the Naley! Now i'm not a fan of brucus but I still liked it! :D
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TEMPE, Ariz. — D.J. Foster slid into the featured back role with ease. Taylor Kelly and Jaelen Strong picked up where they left off last season. The young defense held its ground.
There were some sloppy moments, but as opening tests go, No. 19 Arizona State can't complain too much.
Foster ran for 147 yards and three touchdowns, Strong had 10 catches for 146 yards, and Arizona State opened its season with a 45-14 rout over Weber State on Thursday night.
"I was pleased," Sun Devils coach Todd Graham said. "I thought we dominated a team we needed to dominate."
The Sun Devils' inexperienced defense was sharp in its debut, harassing Weber State quarterback Billy Green and stuffing the Wildcats' running game before the starters came out.
Arizona State's quick-hitting offense overcame a slow start, marching over the Wildcats for 570 total yards.
Taylor Kelly threw for 238 yards on 18-of-27 passing, helping the Sun Devils build a 31-0 lead before sitting out the second half. Foster had a pair of short touchdown runs and reeled off a 57-yarder to open the second half in his first game as the go-to guy. Kalen Ballage also scored in his first college game.
"It was good to see those two running backs and all those young receivers making plays," Kelly said.
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The Wildcats couldn't capitalize on their early chances, though, and watched the Sun Devils run away with it before putting together a few big plays against ASU's backups late.
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Even when they screwed up, the Sun Devils made up for it, stuffing Weber State on a goal-line stand after missing numerous tackles on Smith's 39-yard run. Arizona State marched 99 yards for a touchdown on the ensuing drive.
"The goal-line stand was exactly what we needed Game 1," Graham said.
The defense was the nice surprise for the Sun Devils.
The not-so-nice one was start by their offense.
Arizona State racked up yards and points the past two seasons, and many of the playmakers are back this season.
Instead of racing away from Weber State, the Sun Devils sort of stumbled out of the gate, punting on their first possession and settling for a field goal on their second.
"They're a fast-starting team and we told the defense they had to find a way out of the drive," Hill said. "I didn't care if it was a turnover, a three-and-out, they had to find a way out and they did it."
Once Arizona State got rolling, so did the expected rout.
Kelly and Strong were a tough-to-stop pairing last season and kept it rolling against the Wildcats, connecting for all 10 of the big wideout's catches in the first half.
Gary Chambers caught an 8-yard touchdown pass for his first college reception and Foster appeared comfortable in his new carry-the-load role, scoring on touchdown runs of 1 and 3 yards. Kalen Ballage added a 1-yarder of his own — also his first career TD — late in the first half.
Foster ended his night with a bumping, spinning 57-yard touchdown run on Arizona State's first possession of the second half, putting the Sun Devils up 38-0 and well on their way to the rout.
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Several shrubs are still blooming around here, despite lows in the 30's last couple nights.
These are all from yesterday:
#1. Lespedeza thunbergii Gibralter. A sprawling thing which is hard to find the proper siting for. Good for late blooms.
#2. Caryopteris incana Sunshine Blue. Also nice late season color.
#3. Leptodermis oblonga. Blooms heavier earlier in summer, but continuously puts out some blooms til frost.
#4. Loropetalum chinense. Not really hardy here, so looks pretty ragged in spring.
But through the summer straightens up and looks nice.
Still blooming...
Several shrubs are still blooming around here, despite lows in the 30's last couple nights.
A couple more:
#1. Kerria japonica pleniflora. I have a love-hate relationship with it - tons of blooms, but suckers like crazy.
#2. I don't know what this is. It returns year after year, seems to reseed. The only thing I can find on-line is that it resembles clerodendron ugandense, which it can't be, since it's not hardy here. Anyone know what it is? Very pretty airy flowers in fall.
#3. Buddleia Summer Frost.
Great collection! I remember the blue one that looks like a Clerodendron from an ID a while back. Here's the thread: http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/1279269/ - Tom figured it out to be Caryopteris divaricata cultivar.
Wow! Thanks for the ID.
An ID in a mere 10 minutes is remarkable.
Thanks Growin!!
np - actually Tom ID'd that one and I just happen to remember it. You've got some interesting plants in your collection. You might want to add Heptacodium miconioides http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/2036/ to your collection for it's late summer to fall blooms & fruit.
I have one which is about 15yrs old and about 15ft tall.
I haven't bothered to check if it's in bloom, since it's in a part of the yard I call 'the jungle'.
I'll check it to see if it's up to anything interesting. Thanks for the reminder!
OK, I went out and checked out my heptacodium miconioides.
It's actually about 20ft tall and it's struggling in an overgrown jungle.
When I planted him (and a bunch of other peculiarities), it was a fairly open space.
Who knew any of them would grow?
Only the top portion is getting any sunlight - so it's bloom isn't spectacular.
Here it is. I presume these are the post-bloom calyces in the photo.
Thank goodness for a 10x zoom lens... at full zoom.
You see why I overlooked it...
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Yep, that's after the blooms and not fruit as I mentioned. Still nice if lower to the ground. I hacked my plant down this year and it didn't bloom but should be more manageable next year.
Such beautiful plants! And all unknown to me, except that I have a japanese variegated kerria I received from Raulston Arboretum. It is labeled Kerria Japonica 'Fibuki Nishiki'. It spent its first year in a pot and did well, so it is in my new garden, and it bloomed nicely, but it stopped months ago. I wonder whether it will sucker like yours.
Is yours truly not native? I'm just curious, because you have the most sensational native plants I have ever seen. They are not nearly as lovely in Illinois.
Your Leptodermis oblonga absolutely blew me away. I loved the pictures in Plant files.
Do you have a large garden? You seem to have a billion plants, and so many unconventional ones. My deutzia Codsall Pinks have done very well in their first year. I can't wait to see them bloom next year.
Here is a pic of my kerria from early spring, on April 4. As you can see it is still developing.
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on several trips i have gotten visas from home with all the hassles and expense involved only to see people at the airports from the u.s.a. get there visa on the spot in minutes . with valid u.s. passports are we risking being refused entry by not getting the visa from home.
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That depends on the country. Be more specific.
Kenya will issue a visa upon arrival for $50.
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Egypt also - pay US cash, get visa upon arrival. (Still am mystified why it is US cash)
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And if Tanzania, also $50 USD upon arrival at Kilimanjaro or at border crossing at Kamanga (crossing from Kenya to Tanzania).
It's also a good idea to have extra passport size photos when you travel. You never know when a particular country might ask for one (though they do have your passport - it's just a precaution).
gail - they ask for USD as itis till the "currency of the world" - seems everyone loves those "greenbacks"
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İstanbullites hailed an important moment in the city's history on Friday as they witnessed the inauguration of the country's longest metro line -- between Kadıköy and Kartal -- for which the municipality has spent $1.6 billion over the past four years.
The ceremony organized for the first trip between the two major districts on the province's Asian side was attended by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Minister of Transportation, Maritime Affairs and Communication Binali Yıldırım and İstanbul Governor Hüseyin Avni Mutlu as well as the metropolitan city's mayor, Kadir Topbaş.
The line has 14 stops other than Kadıköy and Kartal on the 22-kilometer-long track and will see 1.5 million passengers transported per day when used to its full capacity. A one way trip will take 32 minutes between Kadıköy and Kartal. This trip would normally take a bus at least one hour under the best traffic conditions, something which most İstanbullites would consider a luxury, particularly on weekdays. The full list of stops on the line includes Kadıköy, Ayrılıkçeşme, Acıbadem, Ünalan, Göztepe, Yenisahra, Kozyatağı, Bostancı, Küçükyalı, Maltepe, Huzurevi, Gülsuyu, Esenkent, Hastane/Adliye, Soğanlık and Kartal.
Passengers can travel for a 50 percent discounted fare until Oct. 29, the 89th anniversary of the proclamation of the republican regime in Turkey, also celebrated as Republic Day in the country. This is equal to TL 0.8 for adults and TL 0.6 for students.
The line will be extended to a total length of 26.5 kilometers with the addition of a second track between Pendik and Kaynarca on the Asian side by the end of this year. The municipality will spend another $400 million for the completion of this second track.
The trans-Bosporus Marmaray tunnel, which will provide a link between the high-speed Halkalı to Bulgaria line and the high-speed rail between İstanbul and Ankara when it is completed next year, will also be connected to the metro network within Turkey's most populous province. This will facilitate intercontinental travel for İstanbullites.
The İstanbul Metropolitan Municipality aims to establish a 230-kilometer-long railway network for the province and help carry 5 million passengers per day by 2014, when the next local elections are due. Topbaş has recently announced his bid for another term -- which will be his third should he win the 2014 elections-- in office. The mayor appears to be building his election campaign on improved transportation means for residents of the province, which already has a name for rampant traffic congestion.
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Other than the Kadıköy-Kartal line, İstanbullites enjoy intra-city underground travel on a 19.6-kilometer-long track between Aksaray and the İstanbul Atatürk Airport and a 16.5-kilometer-long track between Şişhane and Hacıosman on the European side of the province. Another 15.9-kilometer-long metro line between Başakşehir and Kirazlı Olimpiyatköy will soon become operational as well.
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Only in excess of 1,400 reviews of this so far - what could possibly be
added at this point? It is obvious that the comic-book readers (and
nostalgics, of which I could have still been, maybe ten years ago) were
more than elated to see all of their favorite four-color heroes in live
action together, all at once, sharing the big screen as if a Marvel
comic came to life and had, very nearly, no budget restrictions
But seriously - Loki? In the 1960's Thor comics, maybe, he was still a villain one could love to loathe. But nowadays? Neither the character nor the actor portraying him (poor guy) were remotely interesting.
The army at his disposal was made up of some sort of third-rate alien race that, ironically enough, evoked some of rival DC's aliens from their INVASION crossover event back in the 90's (because they couldn't use the Skrulls - right? If those show up anywhere, it will be in a Fantastic Four movie! How amusing to see the Marvel universe split up that way - due to their overzealous ambition to expand their properties' share of the movie industry! It is truly priceless! And more so with the odd choice for replacements here...)
Much has been said about turning Nick Fury into Ebony Fury: personally, I think it improved the rather bland, James Bond wannabe type that the character was for several decades following his introduction in the comic-bookies... However, Samuel L. Jackson is not half the actor Lawrence Fishburne is: the latter could pull off Morpheus but the former is simply not convincing as Shaft, Mace Windu, Agent Augustus in the XxX movies (which naturally prepared him for this one here) and, truth be told, he must be taking this part about as seriously as his role in Snakes On A Plane...
And as for the Avengers themselves - aside from the extremely convincing Hulk (and customized too, in order to look more like human thespian counterpart Mark Ruffalo - I am sure Edward Norton and Eric Bana were so green with envy - not.) and the ever-solid Robert Downey Jr as Iron Man (he truly made this character his own) the rest is somewhat disappointing as Thor has still not grown on me, Captain America seems ill-served by Chris Evans' acting range and Hawkeye... Well, anyone could have played Hawkeye.
The single most disappointing character has to be Scarlett's Black Widow: I mean, wow, that line-delivery and lack of expressiveness is worthy of a Razzie or two - come on! Especially that line amidst the big battle in New York - ''I don't see how that can be a party'' was it? (I paraphrase!) Even Kristen Stewart could not have been this bad!
S.H.I.E.L.D. leaves me uninterested flat out, as well it should. It had ''future TV series spin-off'' written all over it; that must be why!
Now, it took me only a few seconds to figure out why all of this looked so damn familiar, as if I'd seen this movie before: and I sure did! The gathering of characters everyone knows, their peril aboard a ship and then the big battle with a common foe - the exact same plot was seen a few years ago in... LXG! That's right: the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, the movie Warner Bros. approved because it was cheaper to produce than a full-fledged (JUSTICE) LEAGUE movie! And these Avengers were still a long way from assembling, back then...!
So, why was the LXG so poorly received - and the Avengers praised? The LXG had a better, more iconic ship than the S.H.I.E.L.D.'s whatever it's called - it was the NAUTILUS! The LXG had a better action gal too in Peta Wilson! The LXG had one of the original action stars - Sean Connery himself! I'm sorry but, no matter how much I appreciate him, Robert Downey Jr. doesn't quite measure up to the original James Bond! And it only stands to reason too as the LXG gathered up classic literature characters rather than super-heroes who all have, collectively or individually, less than 100 years of history and yet the need to constantly revamp their mystique is already felt. Perhaps it is due to the fact that they lack originality? The Hulk is, after all, nothing but a rip-off of Mister Hyde. Thor was borrowed from Norse mythology - and modified. Hawkeye wants to be Robin Hood with an attitude. Need I go on?
The Avengers were only more anticipated and (considerably) more well- received because the target audience was primed and ready for it: they read these heroes' stories in their childhood and had wanted this for so long. That simply wasn't the case for the LXG; the kids who read those and viewed them in the same light are all dead of old age already.
For my money, the LXG had the better script - and more believable action. The Avengers' lone long action sequence is truly the only lasting impression one is left with with this over-hyped production - and I had seen it on YouTube before I got to see the film in its entirety! That doesn't say much for the rest of this Marvelfest - does it?
And, quite frankly, Thanos looks ridiculous too. But they have time to improve him a bit for Avengers 2 (Although with Batista as Drax The Destroyer, how hokey will the overall finished product get to be...?)
All I can say is that I am very unimpressed with this film.
The action is not too satisfying and very predictable, the acting is passable, the dialogue is at a strict minimum and the story is pretty much non-existent. In short, it's a whole bunch of CGI and explosions put together. Similar to Michael Bay's Transformers movies. The only strong point of this movie is the cast, but in my opinion this goes to waste because none of them are really given any interesting material/context to work with.
I suggest you avoid it unless you're a die-hard comic fan or if you really want to see Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth and RDJ together on screen and fantasize about them.
The Avengers was the first movie I saw in theaters three times, and for
darn good reason. It sets the bar so high for comic book movies. DC is
(was) seriously in a lot of trouble after The Avengers came out. If you
have seen each of our hero's individual films, you will easily enjoy
The Avengers ten times more. You will be also ten times more excited to
see everything played out.
I also feel like I need to say that I was very, very nervous when I heard The Avengers was announced. In film, we like to focus on one character, and we like to see that one person change over the course of the movie. It's hard to keep track of multiple characters, which is why the single-hero format works so well. Otherwise we end up with meathead city, like The Expendables. Gross. Luckily, we have The Avengers instead.
So our unlikely heroes team up together to defeat Thor's brother, Loki. Luckily, all of these overpowered world savers are used to having each other as company, PSYCHNOTREALLY. They all have pretty big egos, let's be honest, but we don't see just how big their egos are until they all share one movie together. Jump ahead, they have to learn how to cope with one another, and just barely tolerate each other in order to stop the world-destroying threat.
There is some absolutely wonderful cinematography, put together by Seamus McGarvey. Did I mention how clever the script is? Joss Whedon poured his fricking essence into the pages of writing, and it pays off so very nicely. I don't feel like The Avengers was missing anything that ticked me off. I also have never been so excited for a sequel before in my life. My only hope is that Disney can buy out Spiderman from Fox, and we can get some Spiderman action in there But I digress.
The Avengers flat out rocked my socks off. 9/10.
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The "Avengers" was an action packed movie from start to finish. It was
fun and entertaining to watch. To be honest, I didn't know the
background of each of the superheroes, because I rarely get a chance to
sit down and watch an entire movie. But, the plot was kept pretty
simple. So, it was pretty easy to follow (even for someone like me).
I thought that this movie was absolutely hilarious! There was a steady amount of humor throughout the entire movie that just keeps you rolling and makes it just about impossible not to laugh. The scene where the Hulk grabbed a hold of Loki and was pounding him into the floor mid sentence was just the hilarious. I was rolling out of my seat. The Iron Man really had quite a few good lines too that gave the movie just enough seasoning to entice you.
In my opinion though, I thought this movie was just OK. I felt like there were too many scenes that were impossible and not clearly laid out, and it dragged down the movie's quality. For example, when Captain America was waiting on Iron Man to queue him to pull the lever when they were fixing the engine, an enemy came and started shooting at him continually. Captain America had no protection or safe haven for quite some time, but he still was never injured. Or another example was at the end when Iron Man fell from the sky after taking the atom bomb up into space. To be honest, I thought it was absolutely ridiculous that he walked away from that unharmed. I guess I'm too realistic for fairy tales.
There were some parts that I couldn't understand either. Such as, how things ended up with Loki's brother. It seemed to me at first, that he was not on the superheroes side, and then, he ended up being a good guy? And also while in the plane after Loki was captured, he said he's worried about what will happen after his brother shows up, and then later he turns completely cocky and is not intimidated by his brother at all. Maybe it's just me, but I thought because of these things, this movie's quality wasn't that great. So in my opinion, this movie was pretty predictable and lacked any kind of twists in it. It was a typical good versus evil movie, and I've seen lots of them.
I was drawn into watching this movie by the promising graphics more
than anything else. I'm not a comic book aficionado in the least, so I
went into the movie without any of that background knowledge. Nor did I
need it, as I soon found out. There's enough back story inserted to get
folks through & the back story of the characters isn't really integral
to the story, I thought.
The plot was VERY predictable. There was nothing new or original about it. Can easily see where the story is heading and pretty easy to guess how it will end. So, in that regard, I'd give the movie a 1 out of 10.
Where this film shines -- and is downright amazing -- are the majority of the graphics. Fantastically intricate CGI work! From that aspect, I'd give the movie a 9 out of 10.
So, basically, this is a great one if you're looking for mindless entertainment as the story line isn't a challenge to follow. Definitely a feast for the eyes!
It's one of the few movies that worths a Ten star ********** a perfect 10+ or an A+, i can feel the actor.s feeling and interaction, very well realized and a flawless subject, simply splendid ! Things are getting very well with the Hollywood movies with this part, the action part, like Battleship, Wrath of the titans, Clash of the titans etc. Some things which I don't agree is the soap movies and the blondes, yes the blondes, i hate blondes, they should be natural blond at least. The horror movies sux, too much violence and child implication. Anyways, I adore this movie and I can watch it over and over again, that's what they say that a good movie you watch it over and over again.
I've always watched Marvel films but I've never been the greatest fan
of them. I find them entertaining but they are often similar and rarely
deliver quite such the memorable and action-packed experience that
'Avengers Assemble' offers. Seriously, whether you are a Marvel fan or
not, give this film a chance, it may very well surprise you.
I can't think of any particularly large faults to this movie that are worth mentioning, the plot isn't exactly unique but that's not what I saw as the purpose of the film. The film's plot tied together the previous Marvel films featuring heroes such as Iron Man and Captain America very well, it then went on to set up and deliver a roller coaster ride of sci-fi action unlike anything I've ever seen before in a Marvel film.
'Avengers Assemble' certainly beats the previous films in terms of CGI, action, characters and memorability. From the opinions of friends, I know that the film has even appealed to those that aren't directly a fan of sci-fi action. There is certainly something about the film that simply stuns the viewer and impresses them with up-to-date visuals and a fast-paced storyline.
A fact worth mentioning is that, unlike previous films, 'Avengers Assemble' doesn't take itself too seriously. It's not a comedy, or a parody, but it does allow for humorous moments that actually made me smile more than some actual comedies have. This allows you to enjoy the film further I feel, rather than taking away the more serious elements.
If you haven't seen the film already, make sure to find the time to watch it, it will entertain you in some way or another and is definitely worth at least one viewing. Truly one of the better movies of the past decade.
The Powerhouse, the boiling bed, the grizzly, machismo and the Ultimate hammer-head, he knows how to pump up your very source of adrenaline.
I regret that I watched this movie late- but it was due to my exams that I wasn't able to do so. But if you still haven't seen it yet, I tell you bluntly, you are a fool!
'Avengers' is the best super-action movie I have ever seen!!!
It's not due to the story, not due to the theme, not due to the super- star cast. The real hero of this movie was the awesome special effects and of course, that includes Hulk.
The arena is all set. We have Ironman, Hawkeye, Thor, Hulk, CaptainAmericaand Black Widow to set the stage on fire. And what are they facing? Gargantuan, bulk bio-mechanical aliens with a centralized connection system, they lay down the New York City to dust, smoke and metallic rubble.
There wasn't a single moment that you actually feel bored or out of place. This movie kept me glued to the screen throughout.
Now, for the characters ..
Hawkeye: He is a good guy, turned bad guy, then once again into a good guy. Don't let his metamorphosis confuse you. Because his explosive arrow (for those who understand 'brahmasthra'!) indeed made me reminiscent of the good old fight between Hindu Gods and Demons. He is good, but still, just a little bit less than the others.
Black Widow: Don't even dare take her at her face value. She is never what she appears to be. She is docile and meek when she wants to leech out information from you, but ruthless and super daring when she stomps down the aliens to their gory end. Best scene- The way she takes control of the alien ship. She may soon stump down Emma Watson as my favourite heroine.
Thor: He is a force to reckon with, literally. The power to wield thunderbolts never ever ceases to amaze me. And it didn't in this movie. There was an awesome fight sequence between Ironman and Thor. Best Scene: The way he makes the entire skyscraper an electric conductor and focuses the electricity on the warp hole, blowing the bulky, snaky aliens to smithereens.
Captain America: Though low on actual power, he can still wield his shield and send Thor flying away distances. He is the Captain Cool, one who likes to plan out things and do accordingly. A tad old-fashioned (of course he is old-fashioned- he is old, the scientists literally thawed him back to life!!) but he more than makes up with his patriotism and his iron-will to see it through the end.
Ironman: A billionaire, genius and a philanthropist. Ironman is indeed the superhero with panache. He can be the style icon for all the superheroes- the way he undoes his suit is awesome, uber cool gadgetry, superb dialogues and a sexy iron suit that can do cool different tricks. Oh Man! He was simply superb. Of course he takes away the cake, when he directs the nuclear missile through the warp hole and into the heart of the alien stronghold.
Hulk: No comparison. He, according to me, was the life and soul of this movie. Well, I must complain- that these Hollywood blockbusters always show India in poor light, even though that part does not represent India as a whole. Maybe they have the 'Great Indian Poverty Fetish' or the 'Dharavi Syndrome'. Well, but this feeling of being disparaged does not last long as we soon see the Doctor 'awakening the green bulky giant within' and being transformed into Hulk. There are actually three 'City Moment of Success' related to him. 1) The way he pounds the great snaky alien to dust. 2) The way he punches Thor. 3) Now this was the best scene of the move- he thrashes up Loci in the very Chota Bheem style- that was awesome. I can still remember the reaction that Loci gave ..
Maybe it doesn't have much of a story. But alien invasion movies are not meant to have one. What they are meant to have is spectacular fireworks, and this had those aplenty.
Every time, I see a movie like this- my heart pumps faster, my whole body gets filled with tout electrical energy. It is as if, I were a character inside the movie. I loved the feeling, I loved the movie.
Miss it at your own peril
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The Avengers was a fantastic movie. Yes its been out for a while and I saw it a while ago. But if you have not yet seen it i definitely recommend that you do. The movie's dialogue was fantastic and often hilarious (In a good way). The special effects were also great and fit the film well. Personally though what I loved most about the film was seeing the Avengers learn to work together as a team. In the beginning there was fighting between them as different people they wanted to do things differently. Near the end when the big battle ensues, you really see them start to care for each other. That care also translates to you as you will also start to care for these characters as the film goes along. I loved the movie and I think it's very much worth a watch if you have not already.
I don't believe anyone wouldn't enjoy it and so I would recommend it,
but at the same time, I felt the urge to write a cautionary review to
try and add to the expulsion of some of the 9/10 star hype (and the
ridiculous 1 star reviews).
I felt a little tired the night I went to watch this film, but since I'd booked tickets I went anyway. I think this might be why I came out feeling it wasn't awe-inspiring. My tiredness stopped me from enjoying the non-stop 'conceptual interfaces', the flash and the CGI, when you are less aware of these aspects what is underneath is not as high-concept as is made out. What I found was a slightly bumbling first half and an action-packed second half. I believe if you got this home when it comes out and watch it on an average TV on DVD you wouldn't be as impressed.
With so many stories to include there isn't much exploration of any particular area, we have a fair bit of time dedicated to learning a little about each character but given it does nothing more than glance across the surface, why bother at all? Why not give us more in-depth insight into the 'mechanics' of the how and why, a creative discussion on, well, something - anything and let the audience infer the rest by showing us in character reactions etc. Then let the second half let-rip.
I'm no film buff but it seems to me that when you stop and actually compare films of IMDb's claim to be equal in calibre - we have The Avengers being better than Taxi Driver, Alien and only 0.2 behind Empire Strikes Back - obviously you can't really compare the films because they're so different but it's a point about the ratings.
In the characters we see half interesting and half one-dimensional, with a strange amount of time, relatively speaking, being given to aspects that don't really push the film forward. Sorry for the lack of pro-critique - like I said, I'm not a film buff.
I didn't know this was a Joss Whedon film until after I watched it and this makes sense - a lot of his stuff is amazing and deep, subtle and telling, yet then you get other work like Dollhouse which falls down by picking the wrong kind of area to focus on.
It's worth a watch though, and if you like comic book films like Iron Man (obviously) you're going to enjoy this. For those less interested in that stuff, don't expect 9 or 10 stars.
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Detroit has Ford, Denver has Coors, Toronto has Rogers and Air Canada and Pittsburgh has Heinz — all brands emblazoned on those cities' pro sports venues.
Hamilton now has Tim Hortons.
The Ticats and the coffee chain formally unveiled their deal to call the city's new $146-million stadium Tim Hortons Field at an extravagant event Friday.
Many said there could be no other name on the North End stadium, given that Tim Horton and Ron Joyce opened the first coffee and doughnut shop on Ottawa Street in 1964, just blocks from the home of the Ticats.
It's now grown into an iconic brand that has spread across Canada and into the U.S. and abroad.
"It's the perfect partnership," said prominent Hamilton businessman and sports official Ron Foxcroft, a 57-year Ticat season ticket-holder.
"I could not think of another name in Hamilton that could go on this stadium but Tim Hortons."
Twitter user Pete Vanderveen with handle @Eat_Em_Raw said the deal is a "perfect fit for Hamilton."
It's already leading to plenty of speculation about a future nickname. Who knows whether The Doughnut, The Timbit or The Double-Double will stick?
And the public doesn't know how much Tim Hortons paid for the rights to have its name splashed on the stadium, players' jerseys and across plenty of concession stands.
The announcement featured lots of nostalgia as the team and the company celebrated the deal in front of a room packed with corporate types, city leaders and kids in soccer and football uniforms.
But the future played a big role, too.
Namely, close-ups of the new 24,000-seat stadium that will play host to Pan Am Games soccer in 2015 and the Tiger-Cats beginning next year.
The team released artists' renderings and video simulations of the new stadium, all available at a new website: timhortonsfield.ca. The stadium will feature a large terrace spaces in each end zone, a museum of city, Ticat and Tim Hortons history, 30 private suites and club seating.
On the site, ticket holders can use a virtual display to see the vantage point from any seat in the stadium to choose their new seats.
The 10-year naming rights deal, which will bring $750,000 in revenue to the city annually, also comes with a commitment to direct $1 million to the Ticats' PlayAction youth football initiative and Tim Hortons Foundation, which runs camps for needy kids.
Ticat owner and "caretaker" Bob Young said the pairing of the two threads of Hamilton's identity is thrilling.
"We are Hamilton brands and we are out to conquer the world."
In an interview, Young acknowledged that selling naming rights to corporations can be controversial. But this deal speaks to the history and core identity of both sides, he said.
The announcement at Carmen's banquet centre was emceed by sports broadcaster Brian Williams, who spent his high school years at Westdale and featured Ticat greats Angelo Mosca and Danny McManus.
Steve Kentish said it was a group of Hamiltonians, including Tim Hortons franchisees, who launched a campaign 19 years ago to save the ailing team.
"It was the defining moment in our relationship … I'm so thrilled," said Kentish, whose family bought the second franchise on Concession Street in 1970 and owned it for 33 years.
The deal with Tim Hortons is the most comprehensive in CFL history, said Ticat president Scott Mitchell. He said the stadium will play host to concerts, a high-performance sports centre and youth soccer and football leagues.
Mayor Bob Bratina, a former Ticat play-by-play broadcaster, said he watched other CFL cities improving while Hamilton stood still.
"The stadium was a reflection of that. It was slowly cracking and being patched up."
Bratina credited the enthusiasm and investment of Young for changing the trajectory.
"The magic is coming back. We are now the envy of every CFL city in Canada."
Tim Hortons chief operating officer David Clanachan said it was local franchise owners who urged the company to make a deal with the Ticats.
"We've always considered the Ticats our home team. Our owners bleed black and gold."
The only other venue carrying the company's name is a hockey arena in Tim Horton's hometown of Cochrane, Ont.
Corporate naming rights of stadiums and arenas has not always been successful, said McMaster assistant marketing professor Manish Kacker. Some sponsors have run into financial hardship and other renamings, including Candlestick Park in San Francisco and Shea Stadium in New York, have created huge fan backlash.
But Kacker doesn't see that coming in the Tim Hortons deal.
"This case is as close to a natural fit as one can expect. It makes a lot of sense."
But the deal isn't being universally celebrated.
Stadium advocate Larry Pattison says it needs a name more in tune with the city and bemoans the fact it won't continue to pay tribute to Ivor Wynne, an accomplished city parks board member whose name has been synonymous with Hamilton football since 1971.
Some took to Twitter to voice their displeasure:
Nicole Grant-Hose @shortsox Am I the only (one) not impressed with the Tim Hortons former Ivor Wynne name change? I understand why, I just don't like it.
Krista @krista_bella Tim Hortons field? Really?
Ryan D @ryan_duck Tim Horton Field? Not a fan! Ivor Wynne sounded way better.
Wayne MacPhail @wmacphail Tim Horton's Field. Another space co-opted by business.
Trishełłē @trishellea Tim Horton's field has 2 be the stupidest name ever! Really disappointed that the history of Ivor Wynne is being replaced with THAT.
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Copilot passes out midflight, dies
A co-pilot for budget airline Lion Air collapsed mid flight, 20 minutes after taking off from Hat Yai for Bangkok yesterday.
The pilot of flight SL 8537 returned to make an emergency landing at Hat Yai Airport so the copilot could be taken to hospital. However, the copilot - a Dutch national identified as Peter Esberte - was later pronounced dead at the hospital. The cause of the death was unknown as of press time.
The flight had 152 passengers on board and all were safe.
The flight had 152 passengers on board and all were safe.
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