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John Malkovich's intelligent, talky and ultimately slow directorial debut The Dancer Upstairs comes to DVD. As is often the case with smaller, independent, or "arty" films, the DVD release will no doubt give this title more life than it received in the theaters. This picture, framed at 1.85:1 and anamorphic, is the strong point of the DVD. It's a very natural-looking image, and while never flashy, translates wonderfully from the original source. Flesh tones are beautiful and detail is constantly strong. The darker scenes occasionally show some breakdown, but it's never enough to be a distraction to a fine presentation. The sound, a 5.1 English Dolby Digital track, is generally centered up front, but there are moments when the surrounds jump in, primarily with the use of the music in the soundtrack and some sound effects. Overall though, this is a standard audio arrangement. Malkovich's choice to use Latin American actors who can speak English, however, means that the subtitle option sometimes comes in handy. The extras aren't extensive, but still offer a few bright moments. A four-minute Sundance Channel spot on Malkovich is too short to be noteworthy, but a far longer featurette on the making of the film, with interviews primarily from Javier Bardem and author/screenwriter Nicholas Shakespeare, fares better. Along with the theatrical trailer for this film and In America, the high point of the supplements is a scene-specific commentary track from Malkovich and Bardem filled with production information and a surprising amount of humor. Although Malkovich takes the lead, Bardem has plenty to contribute, and it's one of the better tracks.
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This is the story of two hired assassins, Eli and Charlie Sisters, as they travel from Oregon to San Francisco to kill a man. As told by Eli, this road trip during the start of the 1850's gold rush, has them meeting many interesting characters. Each person that they meet finds them facing a mirror of their own values and morals. Sometimes they look better in the mirror, and sometimes they look unconscionably brutal. Eli tries to help people along the way. But the brothers also abandon people along the way. Since they have long ago given up their own morality, Eli questions the beliefs of others and whether people can change.
Placing the novel in the gold rush era, the brothers find desperate men and women who have given up everything for this chance of riches. Because they are hired assassins for money they attach their own morality to everyone who is in search of it. Occasionally, the brothers come across people who force them to question the role of money in their lives and what they need to do for it. Luck is as important as hard work in the world of gold and therefore leads to superstitions. Some of the people, especially the women and children have been dragged into this life because of the men. Even at the mercy of Charlie's kidding, Eli tries to help those who keep a small reserve of humanity.
Along the way, Eli and Charlie discuss whether this should be their last hit. Eli wants to retire to a shop. Charlie wants to be his own bossman like the one who hires them to kill. Their delay in getting to San Francisco has unintended consequences. At the end of this long road, after everyone they've met, the reader wonders if this time it will be different. A starkly beautiful novel.
Placing the novel in the gold rush era, the brothers find desperate men and women who have given up everything for this chance of riches. Because they are hired assassins for money they attach their own morality to everyone who is in search of it. Occasionally, the brothers come across people who force them to question the role of money in their lives and what they need to do for it. Luck is as important as hard work in the world of gold and therefore leads to superstitions. Some of the people, especially the women and children have been dragged into this life because of the men. Even at the mercy of Charlie's kidding, Eli tries to help those who keep a small reserve of humanity.
Along the way, Eli and Charlie discuss whether this should be their last hit. Eli wants to retire to a shop. Charlie wants to be his own bossman like the one who hires them to kill. Their delay in getting to San Francisco has unintended consequences. At the end of this long road, after everyone they've met, the reader wonders if this time it will be different. A starkly beautiful novel.
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This is the latest Jo Nesbo novel to be translated into English and it's a good one. Harry Hole is back and has a new partner, Katrine Bratte, who is called in from Bergen to help on a series of missing woman cases. After the second woman is reported missing and at the sight there is a snowman by the crime scene, at the third victims head is placed on the snowman and Harry knows he has a serial killer on his hands. Harry also get's a message from the killer referring to a case he had with another serial killer, this book was a page turner for me filled with many twists and turns, I thought I knew who the killer was four different times. I was right finally but he had me surprised many time. I liked this one best in this series.
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I looked up the meaning of "goon squad" in the online Urban Dictionary. There are many definitions, besides the traditional one of hired thugs. The definition that best describes this book is "a group of slightly sketchy males, who drive fast even in [crumby] cars, wear aviators, blast music and smoke. The difference between these men and bros (besides the smoking) is that inside members of the goon squad have hearts of gold."
A Visit From the Goon Squad is, at first glance, a series of short stories about a group of people involved in the music industry. The first few chapters are difficult reading because the characters are ones you don't feel compelled to care too much about. They are train wrecks. Each chapter takes place in a different setting and time - New York City, San Francisco, a safari in Kenya, Naples, the Arizona desert. Each chapter also has its own style and voice - one spoken like a Bay Area punk rocker, one revealing forward flashes to future tragedies of members on safari, one a PowerPoint Presentation diary of a 12-year-old, one largely comprised of text messages.
As confusing as it begins, the author's talent as a writer draws you into the characters, revealing to her readers why some characters are such train wrecks, why others rise above their past. You begin to see how all the characters are inter-connected in some way, and how each has influenced the lives of others. You feel compelled to read on . . . until you get to the last chapter, where you realize the book has come full circle, but in the present, not the past where it started out. As one editorial review from Publisher's Weekly so aptly stated, "This powerful novel chronicles how and why we change, even as the song stays the same."
A Visit From the Goon Squad is indeed powerful, written in a creative, unorthodox style. Worthy of the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction? You decide.
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McClain uses biographies of Ernest Hemingway and his wives to create this fictional account of his marriage to Hadley Richardson, the first of his four wives. Hemingway was making more money as a correspondent in the early part of the 1920's. He was living in Paris with Hadley and later on his first son, when he started to make a name for himself as a writer.
In Paris, the Hemingway's meet Gertrude Stein, Ezra Pound, James Joyce and others. They go to Pamplona to see the run of the bulls and Hemingway participates in an amateur bullfight. They travel to the south of France and Austria and meet and drink with Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald. All the usual suspects are in the book and the sense of Paris in the twenties in what Hemingway would later publish posthumously as A Moveable Feast.
But this novel tries to look at the story of Hemingway's early career through the eyes of his first wife. Hadley struggles with a sense of worthlessness as she tries to cheerlead her husband's writing. Once the baby is born, she feels more tied down than ever just as Hemingway's star is starting to rise. She makes a close friend of Pauline Pfeiffer who later betrays her by having an affair with Hemingway.
What was it like to be married to a man who, you and others, think is destined for greatness? What was the time like before that happens? The frustrations and yet, the joys of a simpler time come through in this novel about Hadley and Ernest. Hemingway remembered Hadley fondly and even dedicated and gave her the royalties for The Sun Also Rises.
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Sweden's biggest selling mystery writer is back with the second in her series of English translated novels.
In the first book, The Ice Princess, Erica helps solve a murder mystery and has her account of the investigation published. It goes on to become a best seller. Erica is now pregnant and trying to cope with the hottest summer to date in Fjallbacka. Her boyfriend, Det. Patrik Hedstrom, and father of their expected baby, is trying to find a missing girl while she is still alive. One girl's body has already been found on what turns out to be the remains of two other girls' skeletons. The murder victims appear to have been previously buried and their corpses dug up.
Anna, (Erica's younger sister), and her two children, have left her abusive husband and started divorce proceedings. Anna has never pressed any criminal charges against her former husband after all the times she was beaten. This proves to be a big legal mistake. Her ex is spinning a web of lies in court that do not reflect favorably on Anna as a caring mother. Anna is trying to move on with her life, but again makes the wrong choice in male companionship - to Erika's dismay.
Patrik's police team are all trying, in their own quirky ways, to cope with the pressure of finding the missing girl in time and solve the murder mystery that appears to be both serial and predated back to the '70's.
Fjallbacka is a small town with limited resources. A five-man police force, that is comprised of a professional golfer wannabe, a publicity-seeking Chief, a lazy brown-noser, and an inexperienced over-achiever is not the supporting cast that Patrik would have chosen. The suspects are a generational family with religious and criminals pasts.
As is her M.O., Lackberg supplies multiple characters and subplots to her mixture of suspense and storytelling. Supposedly there are another five books, already published and best sellers in Sweden, that continue this series. Avid fans should hunker-down for a long ride.
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Ma and five-year old Jack seem to have a typical life together . . .they watch t.v., play word games, read books, tell stories, sing songs. Except for one huge difference. Ma and Jack are being held captive together in an 11 foot by 11 foot room where they live day after day. Ma was kidnapped when she was 19 years old and has been imprisoned in a garden shed for 7 years and she is doing her best to craft a normal life for her son, Jack despite the horrible conditions. Room is the only world Jack has ever known and when this world suddenly expands for both Ma and Jack they must learn what freedom really means and how to live in the outside world. Despite the disturbing premise of this book, it is a great book. The narration is told from Jack's viewpoint and the five year old voice gives the novel a very different and interesting perspective than if it were told from Ma's viewpoint. This book is both heartbreaking and heartwarming.
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This new book by Stephen Orr is an exception. The subtitle is "Design and Inspiration for a New Age of Sustainable Gardening." And I read it, every page, cover to cover.
Orr highlights some central ideas that are beginning to rewire how we think of gardens- and how we go about constructing and maintaining them. There is a growing consciousness of how a garden is created: if existing features need to be removed, how will those old materials be disposed of... or re-purposed? How can we minimize the resources the new garden will require: care, maintenance -and, in particularly, water? When new materials (including hardscaping) are to be added, where will those materials come from? How far will they need to be transported? Careful use of all our resources is becoming a prime concern from start to finish.
Cutting back the demands for water, in particular, is coming to the forefront in every zone, not just in arid regions. And this new consideration is not so much for xeriscaping, but rather taking a step back, and looking at the larger picture- what is the climate like, here where we are going to garden? What plants are comfortable and will thrive here, without extensive -and expensive- life support? Natives, yes, will thrive, but Orr is comfortable bringing in non-natives, as long as they will thrive in the local climate- on their own. (Still, with careful research on any that might become invasive.)
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Gabrielle Hamilton is the head chef and owner of the popular New York restaurant Prune. The subtitle of this book is "the inadvertent education of a reluctant chef." Hamilton learned much of her cooking from observing her Mother and Father. Her Mother, a French ballet dancer, had to use all parts of whatever she was cooking to make everything last. Hamilton's Father was an artist and sometime theater producer. But the family of five children never had a lot of money. They tried to live off the land as much as possible and her Father even taught Hamilton how to kill a chicken.
You can read a lot of love and admiration in her stories of her parents when she was young. When Hamilton was 13, her parents divorced and everything seemed to fall apart in her life. So much so, that her parents forgot who was watching the youngest children and left them on their own for four weeks at their rural house. The children had been taught a lot of self-sufficiency. It even gave Hamilton enough confidence to walk to town and present herself as a 16 year old waitress for a local restaurant. This sets up a pattern for her life as she confidently starts to reinvent herself as older and more experienced at many different jobs--almost always in the food industry. The catering chapters alone will make you re-think any catering you are needing or wanting.
This is a memoir more than a foodie book. There are some deeper issues in this book that Hamilton presents than just becoming a chef. There is some bitterness, arguably understandable, considering she was basically abandoned by her family at 13 years old. As she grows older, Hamilton makes some interesting choices in her life, she tries to reconnect with her family, and finds in her travels to Italy that food is what can bring people together.
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Journalist, John Thigpen, is sent to cover a story about bonobos, a primate species that can communicate through sign language. What seems like a routine story gets more complicated when the scientist, Isabel Duncan, is critically injured in a bombing shortly after the interview. Thigpen has become infatuated with the lovely young scientist, and is devastated to learn of her injuries. Worse yet, his story is stolen out from under him by his co-worker and he quits his job in a fit of anger. Seeking consolation from his wife doesn't work out very well since she is suffering from depression because of her failed writing career. Amanda Thigpen wants to have a baby and John has just quit his job. The tension rises between them when Amanda takes a job in LA writing for television. John is reduced to writing for a tabloid just so he can be assured of being assigned to follow the ape story. The apes were taken and sold when the bombers broke into the lab. John and Isabel have to get very creative if they are going to get the bonobos back.
Bonobos are a rare species of great ape that has more in common with humans than any other animal. They are very affectionate, matriarchal, peaceful creatures. They have their own form of communication which scientists have been unable to decipher and yet they can learn to understand and use American Sign Language in addition to being able to understand spoken English and respond in ASL. Ape House is a novel with great deal of research behind it. The human story is completely fiction, but the interactions with the bonobos were taken directly from the author's conversations with the bonobos at the Great Ape Trust in Des Moines, Iowa.
Posted by Uncle Will on 05/17/11
Some books are good on long trips. Some are better at bedtime. Others adorn coffee tables with little or nothing more to offer. A fair share get labeled as good bathroom reads. This book fits the latter category.
Comprised of about 250 "personal letters," this book is quite clever. It is reminiscent of the books penned back in the late '70's by Frank Novello writing as Lazlo Toth (The Lazlo Letters, Citizen Lazlo!, and From Bush to Bush). The author, Ted L. Nancy, is the pseudonym used by comedian Barry Marder.
Marder was a writer on the award winning "Seinfeld" TV series. This book's forward was written by Jerry Seinfeld, who for a while was rumored the "true identity" of the author for this series of books.
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Posted on 11/10/2008 1:56:26 PM PST by pissant
WASHINGTON (Map, News) - A Republican congressman from Georgia is calling President-elect Obama a Marxist and warning that he might be planning to form a Gestapo-like security force so he can rule as a dictator.
Two-term Rep. Paul Broun of Athens cited a July speech that has circulated on the Internet in which Obama called for a civilian force to take some of the national security burden off the military.
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I was being sarcastic— I did see a YouTube clip of some young African American men (late teens-early 20s?)marching around a room chanting slogans and Obama's name. Kinda weird like a Hitler Youth (not a far stretch). What is he rationale for this? On one hand I see it as a method to get young minority males (those who are mainly unskilled and unemployable) off the street (a good thing on its face) but the devious part comes with the indoctrination that will occur while they are in this Obama Youth Corps. You will not only have low skilled, unemployed, already angry minority youth who will be somewhat more focused in their radicalism and where will that radicalism take them?
I've been casually referring to Hussein as a "commie rat bastard" for some time now, and just realized it is literally true. He's a Marxist with Alinsky/Stalinist tendencies, he's the RAT leader, and his momma wasn't married to his papa.
"paranoia is a curable disease. this guy needs to see a shrink."
a respectful question;
if some guy proposes an internal security force and we already have f.b.i., state police, local police and national guard....what would be the purpose of an "internal security" force?
You know, watching how they bent the minds of the Nazi youth, the walking bombs programmed by Hussein, the Kremlin, Islamofacists, etc to sniff out and rat out dissenters...well, it reminded me of my sisters, 2 of the most vicious control freaks you could ever meet. I don't even let them know where I live.
Thanks for doing the deed. Felt like doing it a few times myself. When I saw this latest comment and clicked on "the name" I was pleased to see it had been finally sent to the sewer where it belonged. Thanks again!
Nope, that is just a warmup to the unpleasantry. The real 'troubles' will just be getting started at that point.
Thanks for the ping!
"It ain't over til we say it's over!"
I agree, especially about the "for once"!
Peter may have it right, but what does Christopher think?
Given all the givens . . .
prayer and fasting appears to be the most potent at this point.
Certainly all the other communications etc. sorts of things are crucial, too.
However, it appears that God alone can effect what needs to be done.
Evidently you need to read the following post:
Ignorance is not a good survival habit.
To put it EXTREMELY MILDLY.
Oh yeah?
Read our leader's plans since at least 1900:
Post 81 here:
I haven't looked through his posts but he sure
seems to
walk like a troll,
quack like a troll,
think like a troll,
waddle like a troll,
flap his wing a troll,
poop like a troll,
lay eggs like a troll,
swim like a troll,
. . .
I hate hitting the abuse button but I'm getting more and more tempted. This is getting ridiculous.
Not saying it will - all Im saying it CAN. Very much so. And, more the peaceful, developed society before - more the vicious the fighting would be. Because if you can cross over the ideology threshold where you say its ok to go kill the guys next door because of X after having lived with them for decades then anything can happen.
So never say cant. Were seeing UNPRECENDENTED polarization which will only continue more Zero pushes his agenda. For me, I wont just lie down and roll over and bark and say how high when The One speaks, or, for that matter any liberals. Ive disowned friends Ive had for 10 years or more last week, after the petty gloating and just vicious remarks following their win, and their BLATANT support of the phylosophy of envy and greed Obama is pushing.
Well, there may not be a dictatorship. But that may only be so if patriots stand their ground.
However, as crucial as it is for patriots to stand their ground, it won't matter in the end.
The death camps are already constructed.
Scripture is clear that the dictator literally from hell will rule the world for 3.5-7 years.
I think your assertions are perceptive and
Shouldn't surprise anyone - read this: 1 John 4:5-6
5They are from the world and therefore speak from the viewpoint of the world, and the world listens to them. 6We are from God, and whoever knows God listens to us; but whoever is not from God does not listen to us. This is how we recognize the Spirit[a] of truth and the spirit of falsehood.
Where I'm from
is a much greater survival habit than
Why does everyone say too bad? Everyone did a great job of working together to try to stop Obama from getting elected but now everyone seems to think were instantly powerless. Lets try to stop good people from being destroyed while we can.
Being healed and delivered of
seemingly willful deafness, blindness and cluelessness might be a good start, too.
Yes. There are only two reasons that we could need such a force of that magnitude...
1) Something very bad is going to happen...one that will make America devolve into anarchy/revolution...and we don't know about it
2) There is going to be a totalitarian regime...even if it's an "elected" one
I'm convinced that the puppet masters have scheduled BOTH.
It would appear that many FREEPERS HEREON
have a vocabulary and reality
soooooooooooooooooooooo exceedingly different from yours
that one wonders how it's possible to exchange the time of day.
What ARE you doing on a conservative forum anyway?
Ive been casually referring to Hussein as a commie rat bastard for some time now, and just realized it is literally true. Hes a Marxist with Alinsky/Stalinist tendencies, hes the RAT leader, and his momma wasnt married to his papa.
= = =
You are very kind.
I would think those are outward indicators of being firmly in the grip of evil.
This guy "The_Repulican" is getting tiresome.
I've never before asked for this [in more than 10 years of hanging around Free Republic], but I think his is an account which might be in need of deletion.
Finally pinged the Admin Mod myself my last post or so. Glad you already took care of it.
I very very very rarely do so. But this is getting ridiculous.
I'd give you a hassle for staunchly supporting 0bama, but your account is now gone. Oh well, it may have been a fun exchange!
I would think those are outward indicators of being firmly in the grip of evil.
I think you are quite right.
Thanks for your kind words.
They are focused on one Marxist because he is now President, but what about the others in the House, Senate and Judicial branch? What about Ruth Ginsburg and David Souter, some of the biggest Marxists who demonstrated how private property was not a right.
Then you have idiots out the like Medved who say communism is dead. Like hell it is.
Yep. 4 years of hell, assuming our Republic survives.
= = =
the worst of the hell will be 3.5-7 years . . . but Obumma is just a forerunner . . .
I don't think God is finished with the USA.
However, I believe that the USA we have known has been dead for several decades as the globalists have methodically, ruthlessly shredded our Constitution and way of life.
The shell of a USA we have left will soon go. Blood will flow in the streets.
God have mercy on us.
The hand of man is far too frail and flawed for any lasting shelter and protection.
The GOP should have been howling about Obamas Marxism for the past six months instead of trying to be nice to him.
Actually, from the moment he set foot in D.C.
They are focused on one Marxist because he is now President, but what about the others in the House, Senate and Judicial branch? What about Ruth Ginsburg and David Souter, some of the biggest Marxists who demonstrated how private property was not a right.
Then you have idiots out the like Medved who say communism is dead. Like hell it is.
I agree. Hideous cluelessness has been cultivated and spread abroad by the GPTB !!!!CONTROLLED!!!! MSM FOR DECADES.
And . . . Marxist globalism has been spread abroad in all the schools similarly for a very long time. HIDEOUS.
Thanks for your service, BTW.
I guess decades is correct. Two at least. Hard to say just where the milestone was passed but it was definitely back there somewhere.
God had a task for the US to accomplish and that was to develop the tech to get His Word broadcast around the globe and it was accomplished. All have heard or are innocent huddling in a dark jungle somewhere.
Lately I've been pondering the teachings of Jesus regarding the chasm/contrast between 'this world' and the spiritual world. Also passages sprinkled through the Apostle's writings about the spirit. Being in the spirit. God IS Spirit and will be worshipped in spirit.
Obviously there is a wholly other realm in which God dwells and we are cut off from except through Jesus The Messiah. I witnessed so much BS going on in Charismatic churches that I spent decades confused and turned off to phony demonstrations of 'spiritual' behavior. Silly women falling out in the isles and such. Not much impressed with the imaginings of my mind and seeing that most other so called 'gifted' Christians were very confused.
But the whisper of God does often trickle through my mind these days. Perhaps because the raging blood of youth is long calmed. " A bruised reed will he not break. A smoking flax will He not quench. " Those called by His name will know what is coming.
Those who reject him are coming into His Wrath and the world has never seen it before.
Cheers m8
"i wonder what our version of the reichstag fire will be."
Probably another OKC style bombing like clinton used to paint militias as terrorists.
"It just doesnt happen, wont happen, and cant happen."
Ever hear of a place called Waco?
In the pic at the above link there is (from front to rear) an M88, an M1 Abrams MBT, and 2 M2/M3 Bradley Fighting Vehicles.
Not pictured, but also used that day were M728 Combat Engineer Vehicles.
Yes, I remember Waco. That was fifteen years ago and as far as I can tell, we didn't stop being a free country on that day.
That may be true, but the ground work was laid for emperor zero to use our military against those of us who do not agree with him.
Now take this in account with the stated goals of the demoncraps to eliminate talk radio and other forms of dissent through the "fairness doctrine" and the local interest clause as well as trying to limit or outright eliminate the 2nd amendment.
Now factor in emperor zero's speech on July 2nd where he called for the creation of a "Civilian National Security Force" that is just as big, strong, and well funded as our military.
What is the purpose of such a force other than to crush any and all dissent?
Isn't it enough that we already have local and state police agencies, the national guard, FBI, BATF, USSS, USMS, etc?
Would these people be called Obama Security Czars?????
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