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Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (Blu-ray)
Sony Pictures, Drama, $19.99 Blu-ray, NR.
Stars James Stewart, Jean Arthur, Claude Rains, Edward Arnold.
1939. Sony has given Mr. Smith the kind of deluxe treatment we don't see very often from them anymore, a 75th anniversary treatment of a top-drawer Frank Capra film that looks better than it has in decades with its lustrous black-and-white visuals.
Extras: The Blu-ray boasts recycled but standout featurettes from the long-ago DVD release and digibook packaging with a Jeremy Arnold essay and the kind of glossy, high-test paper stock that gives still photos super-snap. Revered academic Jeanine Basinger from Wesleyan University talks of her works with the Capra archive, and the late Frank Jr. (on his commentary and several featurettes recorded many years ago) really knew how to communicate an anecdote.
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Criterion, Drama, $29.95 DVD, $39.95 Blu-ray, 'R' for a sex scene and brief language.
Stars Julianne Moore, Xander Berkeley.
1995. Writer-director Todd Haynes' second feature was filmed just as lead Julianne Moore was coming into her own. She plays a vapid but not unsympathetic upscale San Fernando homemaker whose unexplained allergies may be in her mind yet at least to some degree have to be real. The tone here is almost exactly the opposite of what we got in disease-of-the-week TV movies from the same era, though this is actually a 1995 release set in the late '80s with the symbolic aura of AIDS hanging over more story threads than not, though AIDS is never specifically mentioned.
Extras: Haynes and producer Christine Vachon have it exactly right on the supplements here when they emphasize that many or even most critics didn't know what to make of the film. Moore has a tough role, though to hear her speak in a kinetic 36-minute Haynes-Moore discussion here, she seems to have to had an automatic sense of what her character was about and even where to place herself in — or take advantage of — Haynes' striking framing. Included on this release as well is an early and once thought-to-be-lost 1978 Haynes short called The Suicide, about a bullied male teen.
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Flaming Star (Blu-ray)
Available via ScreenArchives.com
Twilight Time, Western, $29.95 Blu-ray, NR.
Stars Elvis Presley, Steve Forrest, Barbara Eden, Dolores Del Rio.
1960. Flaming Star is the picture that marked the beginning of the end of any chance Elvis had to become a serious actor, despite being one in a handful of contenders for the best narrative movie the singer ever made. Director Don Siegel and cinematographer Charles C. Clarke handle CinemaScope well for a Blu-ray presentation that significantly betters the old DVD — with bountiful interior scenes that are rarely static and an outdoor set that sticks the memory as the next thing to another character in the movie.
Extras: Twilight Time's Nick Redman and frequent collaborator Lem Dobbs discuss The King's film career on the commentary.
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American Masters: Bing Crosby Rediscovered
PBS, Documentary, $24.99 DVD, NR.
2014. This is a portrait so on point that the only disappointment is the 85-minute running time when Bing Crosby is a subject that easily could have gone a full two hours. The organizational skills here are exemplary, with compact sections devoted to music and movies, the relationship with Bob Hope, Crosby's war effort and popularization of golf, his pioneering history with tape recording (both audio and visual) and relationships with both of his families (one stormy and even tragic and one not).
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It Happened One Night (Blu-ray)
Criterion, Comedy, $39.95 Blu-ray, NR.
Stars Clark Gable, Claudette Colbert, Walter Connolly.
1934. The first movie to sweep the five major Oscars has been readily available for so long that it's easy to take for granted, and yet Criterion's definitive home release is almost like seeing the movie for the first time.
Extras: The Blu-ray includes a 38-minute featurette in which critics Molly Haskell and Phillip Lopate go to town on the film's endless virtues (photographically as well). Also included is a very crisp essay by film writer Farran Smith Nehme; director Frank Capra's 12-minute screen debut from 1921 (Fultah Fisher's Boarding House), which turns Rudyard Kipling verse into a festival of fisticuffs and other hustle-bustle; the feature-length documentary Frank Capra's American Dream; plus a slightly edited version of Capra's AFI Life Achievement Award.
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Sands of Iwo Jima
Olive, Drama, $24.95 DVD, $29.95 Blu-ray, NR.
Stars John Wayne, John Agar, Forrest Tucker, Adele Mara.
1949. The movie said to have been responsible for more Marine enlistments than any other picture in history boasts not only one of the most prototypical John Wayne roles and performances, but one of only two (Wayne's ultimate win for True Grit was the other) to have earned him a best actor Oscar nomination. Olive's release has no frills but is the standard bump-up from regular DVD.
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Portrait of Jason
Milestone, Documentary, $29.95 DVD, $35.96 Blu-ray, NR.
1967. Director Shirley Clarke's once unique one-man-show is a verbal all-nighter with a black and gay male hustler (and also aspiring stand-up comic). Subject Jason Holliday knows how to work the room when it comes to relating his experiences with a tough, hard-ass father, white employers who've hired him as a domestic assistant and those he's hustled for money and sex.
Extras: This release's copious bonus section includes a live comic album (or part of it) to indicate that Holliday's skills as an entertainer were publicly shared with more than just Clarke and interviewer Carl Lee.
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Viva Maria!
Kino Lorber, Comedy, $19.95 DVD, $29.95 Blu-ray, NR.
Star Brigitte Bardot, Jeanne Moreau, George Hamilton.
1965. A prime "it is what it is" comedy that just misses wearing out its welcome until expectedly lurching into fourth gear during the final half-hour, this one's about a pair of anarchist Marias who earn their living on stage while traveling from town to town via covered wagon transport.
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Pete Kelly's Blues (Blu-ray)
Available via Warner Archive
Warner, Drama, $21.99 Blu-ray, NR.
Stars Jack Webb, Janet Leigh, Edmond O'Brien, Peggy Lee.
1955. The true big-screen baby of jazz lover Jack Webb's career spun off from a radio show about '20s Kansas City musicians so distracted by encroaching mob muscle that there isn't a whole lot of time left for any fun with flappers.
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Man of the West
Kino Lorber, Western, $19.95 DVD, $29.95 Blu-ray, NR.
Stars Gary Cooper, Julie London, Lee J. Cobb, Arthur O'Connell, Jack Lord.
1958. The brilliance of the CinemaScope staging in director Anthony Mann's next-to-last Western makes it easy to see how the isolation of the Texas land could drive certain men crazy and basically dividing their options into two: settling down with a respectable woman or sticking up train passengers.
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Possessed (Blu-ray)
Available via Warner Archive
Warner, Drama, $21.99 Blu-ray, NR.
Stars Joan Crawford, Van Heflin, Raymond Massey, Geraldine Brooks.
1947. One of several postwar psychiatric dramas, Possessed features Joan Crawford as a paranoid schizophrenic, and her sometimes chilling performance gets further below the surface than a lot of the acting does even in some of the best noir competition.
Extras: Crawford is as vulnerable as she ever let herself be on screen, a point raised on the featurette this handsome Blu-ray has imported from the old DVD, one that features several familiar film noir specialists known to those who like digging into bonus extras.
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Dorothea Lange: Grab a Hunk of Lightning
PBS, Documentary, $24.99 DVD, NR.
2014. In this "American Masters" presentation, which avoids being episodic, director Dyanna Taylor presents a portrait of her grandmother, famed Depression-era photographer Dorothea Lange.
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The Believers (Blu-ray)
Available via ScreenArchives.com
Twilight Time, Horror, $29.95 Blu-ray, 'R.'
Stars Martin Sheen, Helen Shaver, Robert Loggia, Harley Cross.
1987. Aside from not having the kind of high-profile cast from which pedigrees are fashioned, this John Schlesinger urban horror film is one icky movie even before the movie loses a few beats on its way to a wrap-up that some may find risible.
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Gold Is Where You Find It
Available via Warner Archive
Warner, Drama, $21.99 DVD, NR.
Stars George Brent, Olivia de Havilland, Claude Rains, Margaret Lindsay.
1938. Take away a good supporting cast and one topical selling point of interest to the ecologically minded, and we likely wouldn't be giving this semi-obscurity too much notice were it not for its visual novelty value, which is seeing Northern California and its apple orchards in 1930s pigmentary splendor.
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Olive, Drama, $24.95 DVD, $29.95 Blu-ray, 'PG.'
Stars William Holden, Marthe Keller, Hildegarde Knef, Jose Ferrer.
1978. Billy Wilder's troubled penultimate project has enough qualified admirers to make its Blu-ray release something of a minor event for major league movie buffs. Three-movie Wilder veteran William Holden (just off Network) plays a filmmaker facing some of the same problems his own writer-director was facing during production as an old man in a young man's business.
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Married to the Mob (Blu-ray)
Kino Lorber, Comedy, $29.95 Blu-ray, 'R.'
Stars Michelle Pfeiffer, Matthew Modine, Dean Stockwell, Alec Baldwin.
1988. This movie, about the challenges of an undercover FBI agent (Matthew Modine) to survive at his job while simultaneously romancing a recently widowed mob wife (Michelle Pfeiffer) is of a piece with director Jonathan Demme's more-esteemed Something Wild (1986), thanks to its incessant wacky streak, creative casting, beat-heavy musical soundtrack and vibrant color schemes.
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The Lusty Men
Available via Warner Archive
Warner, Drama, $21.99 DVD, NR.
Stars Robert Mitchum, Susan Hayward, Arthur Kennedy, Arthur Hunnicutt.
1952. Newly remastered, this solid rodeo drama from director Nicholas Ray stars Robert Mitchum as an aging rodeo star who comes across a married couple (Arthur Kennedy and Susan Hayward). The tone Ray maintains throughout is mostly perfect and consistent against a triangular dramatic set-up that seems almost foolproof.
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Al Capone: Icon
PBS, Documentary, $24.99 DVD, NR.
2014. This lukewarm bio makes some good points about Al Capone's criminal career, a central thesis being that bootlegging so "made" Capone's career that if Prohibition hadn't existed, it's likely that he'd never escaped the lower rungs of Chicago sociopathy.
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Dick Cavett's Watergate
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PBS, Documentary, $24.99 DVD, NR.
2014. Just about the only non-news show that would touch the subject of Watergate during the period was the one hosted by the only Johnny Carson rival who managed to carve out an equally vital late-night niche of his own. This pressure-packed remembrance is hosted by today's version of Dick Cavett, assisted by star Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, former White House counsel and eventual beans-spiller John Dean, former Nixon Library historian Timothy Naftali (this guy is the final word in historical context) and more.
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Shoot-Out at Medicine Bend
Available via Warner Archive
Warner, Western, $21.99 DVD, NR.
Stars Randolph Scott, James Craig, Angie Dickinson, James Garner.
1957. Truth to tell, there's really no shoot-out in this lukewarm but sporadically ticklish Randolph Scott Western, but you do get a punch-out or two once the baddies start to get theirs in piecemeal fashion in the later reels. James Garner and Angie Dickinson have major roles when they were very young.
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DOUALA, Cameroon (July 1, 2014) West Africa's Ebola outbreak has claimed 467 lives as the death toll continues to climb in all three countries that are reporting cases, the World Health Organization said Tuesday.
In a statement Tuesday the WHO said 759 people have been infected in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
The new numbers include suspected, probable and laboratory-confirmed cases.
The new numbers were released on the eve of a two-day regional meeting in Ghana to improve efforts to combat the disease.
An update last week said there had been 367 deaths, already far higher than the previous most lethal outbreak which killed 254 people in Congo in 1995.
Transmission has been facilitated by widespread distrust of health workers, heavy traffic near the countries' porous borders and the spread of the disease to capital cities in both Liberia and Guinea.


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Released: Jan 25th, 2012
Running Time: 54 Min.
Director: Jessica Drake
Company: Wicked Pictures
DVD Extras: Bonus Scenes, Trailer(s)
Cast: Misty Stone, Lily LaBeau, Julia Ann
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Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: Educational, Solo
The best way to be a better lover is to love yourself, and that's exactly what you'll do, with the help of this DVD. In Jessica Drake's Guide to Wicked Sex: Female Masturbation, you'll find the keys to unlocking the big O. Three different solo scenes ... with REAL orgasms. You, and only you, are responsible for your own sexual pleasure. Take the first step to true satisfaction.
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You hear a lot about PPD, but has anyone experienced anxiety? I have been having severe worries about my own health. I've been to the ER twice, the OB once, and my family doc once, all in the last week. I have been convinced that I have a horrid debilitating illness (MS), as well as clots and or bleeding in my brain, heart attack, meningitis... just insane worries that I'm dying and won't be there for my kids. I shake like a leaf all day and can barely eat/drink. I saw OB doc yesterday bc I knew I NEEDED medication. I started Zoloft yesterday since it helps with both anxiety and depression and is safe for BFing. I hate knowing it takes a couple weeks to kick in. I just want to feel better and enjoy my LOs.
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Released: Mar 01st, 2004
Running Time: 71
Companies: Heatwave Entertainment, Heatwave Video
Distribution Companies: Inferno
Cast: Gabriella (I), Victor (II), Gabor, Judit, Andrea (I), Laszlo, Kris (I)
Critical Rating: AA 1/2
Genre: Gay Specialty
This campy, Euro bi-fuck-fest may amuse those who like their porn with extra cheese.
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What is this game like?
I never got the chance to play this game when I was younger and it's definitely catching my eye and people are saying great things about it, but what does it play like? like are there any titles out there that are similar enough to compare it with?
I can't really explain and the only other game that is similar to it that I can think of was it's sequel on the Wii.
The jist of it is that it is a score attackers game and it is about flying.
It is indeed unique, there is nothing else you can really compare it to. Even the sequel seemed to have missed what it was that made the original work so well.
That said, and judging by some of the reviews I've read, players who haven't played it previously have not been impressed, whereas those that remember it fondly love the HD release anew.
So it's possible it will polarise opinion for the new generation and only appeal to the old. Will be interesting to see what the uninitiated make of it.
Regardless, it's a day one purchase from me. I've already stocked up on MSP in preparation. Only hours to go now :)
Ahh. Thanks for the reply guys! :) I had a feeling it was going to be too unique to compare, but I just wanted to ask anyway. I guess the best way to tell if I like it or not is to play that demo huh? Well then, let the wait begin! I'm excited to discover something new :)
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It's really hard to find any game to compare it with, but a lot of the rules in this game began to later apply to the 3D sonic games, starting with Sonic Adventure 2.
You basically have this open 3D environment but your restricted to a small area of it until you can collect 20 blue orbs to destroy the giant capsule in that area, the idea is to bring each ideya orb the capsule is holding to the start of the level in order to complete it but what the game really wants you to do is to keep running laps around the stage scoring as many points as you possibly can before the timer runs out.
It's really complicated but you'll get the hang of it in time.
As someone who didn't have a Saturn when I was a kid and never played the original release, I can say that this game honestly frustrates me. The controls as NiGHTS are as loose as a Vegas hooker, and somehow, the simple goals (get 20 blue chips, touch the Ideya Capture, get to the end) seem complicated when the time limit is brought into account.
So...yeah. I, too, am not impressed.
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Name: Natasha Fisker
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Hometown: Newport Beach, CA
Previous College/Work: One year at San Francisco State University. Interned at PR Dept in Beverly Hills for fashion names such as Penguin and PopSugar and JMPR, PR agency for automotive companies such as Bentley, Bugatti, and McLaren, among others. I was also a Social Media/Advertising Specialist at 1N1.
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FIDM Campus and Start Date: Los Angeles, July 2016
Admissions Advisor: Cathy Chambers and Margaret Berger
How did your advisor help with the process? My advisors went above and beyond in helping me throughout the process. I was first introduced to Cathy; she was so nice about explaining everything to me as well as being flexible with meeting since I was working at the time. Both Cathy and Margaret had walked me through the applicant process so well and made sure that FIDM would be a great fit for me in what I wanted to pursue with my future. They also informed me all about FIDM and had answered all of my questions and more. They really motivated me and made me that much more excited about FIDM. I always felt I was able to call them with any questions and/or concerns I had.
Tell us a bit about yourself. Coming from a family of design, I have always had a creative side. My father is a designer; he's designed some famous automobiles like the Aston Martin DB9 as well as the BMW Z8 seen in one of the James Bond movies. He also started his own company, Fisker Automotive, and designed the Fisker Karma, an electric sports car. I have always looked up to him and his passion for design, as he does not only design cars but also various other things like his newest project, a yacht. Straight out of high school, I made the decision to attend a college right away. I wasn't passionate about the degree that I had been taking in my first year. I decided I didn't want to stay at a school studying something that I didn't absolutely love, so I left after completing my first year. I then went on to getting a job and an internship. This made me grow so much as a person. I learned so many new things and was exposed to real life work. I then moved on to another internship and another. I am a very hands-on person so this was a great way for me to learn and thrive. In this time, my confidence grew immensely, and I learned so much more about myself and what it is that I want and what my passions are. I love to complete tasks with creativity as well as complete them with the outmost diligence. I also am a risk-taker and like to switch things up at times and take chances. I enjoy trying new things whether it is food or a new activity or sport.
What are your proudest accomplishments so far? Deciding to leave school in order to work hard through several internships, then landing a full-time job for myself. Now I know what I am passionate about and am so beyond excited to learn more and study Visual Communications at FIDM.
What made FIDM right for you? I have known about FIDM for some time and have had quite an interest. When taking a closer look at FIDM and doing research on the Visual Communications degree, I instantly knew it would be a perfect fit for me. I also toured the LA campus, which made me so excited. It is placed right in the midst of everything, located in the center of Downtown LA. FIDM has so many great things to offer including such great networking opportunities. It gives students a chance to learn as well as be proactive with internship/job opportunities.
Describe your entrance project. For my entrance project, I created a board showing what the outside design of my store would be and showcasing the inside as well. I made the theme "LA Summer" keeping the board decorated in a fun, summer vibe, ranging from sunglasses cut out from a magazine to glamorous gold chains dangling in the front window. I also came up with some fun slogans for example on the front window I had put "hot couture" instead of "haute couture" since it is hot during summer time and the clothes would of course be chic and hot. I had also incorporated the triangle, square, circle assignment by drawing my name as if it was the Hollywood Sign in the hills. I had subtly thrown in the circle by making a sun and palm trees where the coconuts were the circles. The squares and triangles had also been thrown in understated fun ways as well.
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What do you expect to learn at FIDM? I expect to gain more knowledge about visual communications and the specifics in the industry of fashion, marketing, and business. I cannot wait to start ideation sketching and develop sketching skills. Marketing and brand development is also something that I am so excited about because I have worked in marketing in the past. There are many different subjects and skills I still am looking to explore, one thing I know for certain is that the Visual Communications major will get me one step closer to where I want to be.
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I use Ubuntu with Gnome. I carelessly assigned Copy to Ctrl+C (it was Ctrl+Shift+C by default). Now I am unable to use "Kill current process" shortcut. I couldn't change it with "System -> Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts" since "Kill current process" doesn't appear there. How else can I define the shortcuts or at least make them default?
Have you tried just changing the Copy shortcut to something else? The normal function of ctrl-C (sending SIGINT to the current process) is provided by your shell, not by Gnome, so I would expect that simply moving the other binding out of the way so that the keystroke can reach your shell should be all that's needed to fix this.
You could always hit Alt+F2 and type


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The Walking Dead S02E10: "18 Miles Out"
We're three episodes into the new regime of The Walking Dead, and already things are looking pretty different. And better. "18 Miles Out" did much more with less, cutting down on ensemble participation in order to focus on a handful of characters in just two storylines. As a result, we got a more focused episode that told its micro-stories smarter. Heck, by cutting out a lot of dead weight, showrunner Glenn Mazarra was even allowed to get a little arty with Shane! How we all long to be lone zombies frolicking in the meadow, each in our own way.
There were two things going on in "18 Miles Out," blatantly divided by gender. This was okay with Lori, who continues to trigger an involuntary reaction from me wherein I slap my forehead with my palm; she declared that all women belong at home, cooking and do laundry, even during a zombie apocalypse. No exceptions! The ladies stayed back on the farm and talked about their feelings, and the men went out and punched each other in face! *grunt* *ball scratch* But both storylines tied in nicely to each other thematically, with tough decisions and humanity (duh, what else would it be in this show?) at the forefront of each.
Last week, I said "Triggerfinger" exemplified the type of show that both we and the writers want The Walking Dead to be. There was enough visceral gore, skull-cracking violence, and pee-your-pants tension to satiate our bloodlust, but there were also plenty of forward-moving talky parts that developed characters and revisited dormant plots. The only problem with "Triggerfinger" was its lopsided pacing; the intensity was all crammed in one half, the verbal drama all in the other.
Not so in "18 Miles Out." The creative choice to tell just two stories—one a brutal, high-stakes tale about past frustration bubbling up, the other an examination of the emotional toll a dying world takes on a young woman's hope, and both of them about making tough decisions—was very effective for what amounted to a standalone episode. Things are looking a lot better for The Walking Dead. I'd suspected that Frank Darabont had been part of the problem with The Walking Dead slowing down to a no-legged crawl while life on the farm was just life on the farm, and the first two episodes of the second half of Season 2 did nothing to change my mind. To be fair, Darabont meticulously put everything on a tee and Mazarra is just hitting them out, but right now the show is definitely on the upswing.
In the macho story, Shane and Rick packed up their car with a tied-up Randall in the trunk, looking to dump him in a place where he had at least some chance of survival. Rick used the adventure to man up (guys hate it when you say that) and become a badass, venting built-up frustration with a good old fashioned stern talking-to. I like to think that I'd let emotions from past hook-ups slide until the zombie apocalypse was over, but Lori's been all over Rick's case about Shane, so he had to confront Shane in order to shut her up. If I had Lori chewing my ear off at every turn to excuse her whoring ways, I'd probably want to stop it in anyway possible, too.
Shane decided Randall had to go when Randall said he knew who Maggie and Hershel were, so Shane did what Shane does: He started shooting! That started a brawl between Rick and Shane that's been a long time coming. Yeah, it's kind of stupid to be fighting each other when you've got a prisoner on your hands and zombies on the loose, but boys will be boys. And Rick is finally becoming a man! It's the Rick we've been waiting to see. Tough. Decisive. Angry. That had to be near the top of the list of things Mazarra wanted to change about the show. I can see the whiteboard now: "1) More zombies. 2) Make Rick less of a pussy. 3) Less farm. 4) Make Lori more stupid (just a personal challenge, don't think it can be done)."
One flying wrench later, there were walkers were all over the place, and Shane found himself trapped in a school bus with plenty of undead after him. With the zombies all focused on Shane, Rick did the unthinkable and bolted, leaving Shane to die. It was only later, after seeing the bodies of two zombie cops, that Rick that Rick reconsidered—perhaps he was overcome by memories of the good old days, when he and Shane wore badges and caught bad guys like best buds. Rick played cavalry and rescued Shane, but the fact that chose himself over Shane, even for just a few moments, shows how far Rick has come in just a few episodes. And that's very good.
As for Shane, well, it seems The Walking Dead is no longer interested in printing "Team Shane" T-shirts. I've always said I'd rather follow Shane than Rick, because as crazy as his decisions are, they're the ones that will help you survive. But Rick is the star of this show, and denying him the role of leader for so long has been a mistake on the writers' part. To build up Rick, they had to take away from Shane, and having him almost shoot Randall was inexcusable—thus it achieved exactly what the writers wanted. It sucks, though, because even the old Shane would have had more sense than that. But it's clearly Rick's time to Shane, and that's going to come at the expense of Shane. The telling sign that the writers have pushed Shane to the dark side was in his reflection in the broken glass just before the walkers came: He looked like a zombie, with hunched shoulders and a blank face tinted a dull grey. As Mr. Metaphor would say, Shane has officially become a monster. It's no wonder he sympathized with the lone zombie in the field TWICE in the episode. Without Lori and Carl, who've been taken away from him by Rick, Shane is alone. Sad.
This is unfortunately looking like the beginning of the end for Shane, because I don't see him all of a sudden saying, "Awww shucks, Rick. You was right. My bad!" The only thing worse than living in a zombie apocalypse is getting your heart broken in a zombie apocalypse. Most of the other fish in the sea are now more interested in eating you. Personally I'd like to see Shane do what he was always meant to do, which is leave on his own. Realistically, I think we have ourselves a big moment for the Season 2 finale.
Back at Lady Camp, young Beth was hurtin' in the head. She was so bummed out about her mom dying twice that she wanted to take her own life with a steak knife. Lori and Maggie were all, "Ummmm no." Andrea was all, "Well, if that's what she wants, let her go ahead." It's not a popular viewpoint to condone suicide ("Hey Andrea, will you babysit my teenage daughter?" is something she'll never hear), but Andrea believes that convincing people not to kill themselves is damn near impossible. Their value on their own life has to come from within, as she knows from personal experience.
Beth couldn't cut deep enough, and Andrea felt like that pretty much validated Andrea's point. "She wanted to live!" Andrea said. Ummm, what if she had a gun instead of a knife, girl? Wanting to end your own life is different from having the guts to cut your own wrist off. I'd say Beth is still a huge danger to herself.
But for the purposes of The Walking Dead, Beth's refusal to go all the way is a victory for humanity, I guess? I did enjoy this story, because I enjoy seeing the debate over the right to choose your own fate played out. But I still think there's more to be told, and I hope The Walking Dead doesn't end Beth's problems right where tonight's episode left them. I want to see her return next week even more messed up in the head—as long as the writers do it right. If the plan is to show us a teary-eyed Beth walking into the field to sacrifice herself to zombies, let's just end the story right here.
"18 Miles Out" was probably the most mature episode of Season 2 in terms of storytelling ability. The pacing was fantastic, there was more depth (now we can go waist-deep), and there was some attempt to further stylize the show. There's still plenty of room for improvement, but when you look at The Walking Dead's last four episodes (starting with the midseason finale), the effort is clearly there.
This Stuff Was Rad
Rick Puts a Zombie's Head to Good Use
Holy crap did you see Rick fire off three rounds through a zombie's mouth into the brains of another zombie? Can we put that on the shortlist of The Walking Dead's best zombie kills ever? The only thing preventing me from naming this scene one of the greatest things ever is that Justified's Raylan Givens did a very similar thing just a week-and-a-half ago. Also… ZOMBIE DOG PILE ON RICK!
Zombie Heads Poppin' Like Grapes
Backing a car over a zombie's head so that it bursts like ripe fruit is so cliche, yet I will never ever get tired of it. I remember the first time I saw a head get run over, exploding brains and fluids on the pavement. It wasn't even a zombie, it was just a kid. That movie was The Toxic Avenger, one of the greatest films ever.
At Least Rick and Shane Abandon People to Good Music!
If you're going to have a hood thrown over your head and earbuds taped to your earholes so you can't see or hear where you are going, you could do worse than to get a playlist involving Wooden Shjips and The Cave Singers.
I'm Not Sure This Stuff Was Rad
POV Or POVerkill?
Were the multiple point-of-view cams that filmed Rick dragging Randall around cool or not? Was The Walking Dead just trying to rip off the much better Breaking Bad? Not sure it really added anything to the story. It felt more like one of the cinematographers was bored.
Episode MVP
I want to give this one to Randall, because more people need to trash talk zombies, but for the second week in a row the title belongs to Rick. Putting his gun in a zombie's mouth in order to shoot another zombie, all while stuck under a pile of dead zombies, was sweet. Rick also left Shane for dead AND came back to save his ass? He did it all. More proof that this is Rick's time. Rick: 2, Everyone Else: 0.
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gIBBS is a talented hip hop producer and MC. His hip hop career started with the Keene New Hampshire based underground group "the 103", who played throughout New Hampshire, Vermont and Boston. gIBBS mainly relies on an eclectic mix of samples stemming from his music interests growing up (soul, reggae, jazz etc.). He raps about the intricacies of life, his influences, and his pitfalls.
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a legendary god who pleasures females until ecstasy with his large penis
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ohh my gog look at gibbs and his massive manpole
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To smack someone on the back of the head with an open hand. Derived from the trademark slap delivered by the character Leroy Jethro Gibbs to his underlings on the T.V. show N.C.I.S. To deserve a 'gibbs' or a 'gibbs-smack' the person getting it should have done something stupid, vain or dangerous.
When I found out he was cheating on his gf that was one thing; when I found out the asshat was hitting on jailbait in her favorite bar, I gave him a gibbs he'll never forget.
by shoopyou March 30, 2009
To roll. Any form of the word roll can be used in this context.
'I totally gibbs'ed my car going round that bend too quickly'
'Can you gibbs me a cigarette please?'
'I had a lovely cheese gibbs the other day'
'Can you gibbs me a cigarette please?'
'I had a lovely cheese gibbs the other day'
by H.Dawg January 06, 2012
Former marine gunnery seargent,Leroy Jethro Gibbs, the main character on the hit tv show NCIS, played by Mark Harmon.
also known as "Bossman", "Boss", and "Silver Fox".
aka: the most amazing man to ever grace the world with his presence.
also known as "Bossman", "Boss", and "Silver Fox".
aka: the most amazing man to ever grace the world with his presence.
Ex: Person 1: "Hey, you know who ISN'T reading this definition???"
Person 2: "GIBBS!!!!"
Person 2: "GIBBS!!!!"
by GibbsGirl August 24, 2009
A Gibbs is a sexual act where a male licks or fingers a females vagina until she cums, he collects it in his mouth, spits it on her breasts and rubs it around with his hands and in some cases, his penis.
It's a very dirty act for some but alot of fun for others.
It's a very dirty act for some but alot of fun for others.
Example, "Eww I walked in on Dalton giving Jess a Gibbs, she's a very dirty girl she does stuff like that with him all the time, they love it but I believe it's gross, the foul two belong together".
by hornyboii95 March 16, 2013
When you spit and any of the saliva lands on your person.
Oh man, I totally just gibbed on myself.
by Steven Snowdon November 29, 2006
refers to a guy who has ridiculous sex stories
Guy 1 - "bro i banged this chick and she let me bust in her left ear and then used a qtip to clean it out"
Guy 2 - "wow u are such a gibb"
Guy 2 - "wow u are such a gibb"
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Skip to comments.Maureen Dowd: The Oscar for Best Fabrication
Posted on 02/17/2013 8:57:24 PM PST by seanmerc
I SAW Argo with Jerry Rafshoon, who was a top aide to President Carter during the Iranian hostage crisis, when six Americans escaped and were given sanctuary for three months by courageous Canadian diplomats.
We were watching a scene where a C.I.A. guy cant get through to Hamilton Jordan, Carters chief of staff, to sign off on plane tickets for the escaping hostages, so he pretends to be calling from the school where Jordans kids go.
Hamilton wasnt married then and didnt have any kids, Jerry whispered, inflaming my pet peeve about filmmakers who make up facts in stories about real people to add drama, rather than just writing the real facts better. It makes viewers think that realism is just another style in art, so that no movie, no matter how realistic it looks, is believable.
(Excerpt) Read more at nytimes.com ...
oh Maureen—get over yourself... everyone else has... Argo is a good movie... on the edge of my seat the entire time... i know enough to know that artists/writers take liberties...
I actually think it's a good article. I saw ZDT, and thought it was good. Won't watch Lincoln though.
The Oscar for Best Fabrication still goes to the current (mis-)Administration.
Zero Dark Thirty, based on firsthand accounts of actual events, has been faulted for leaving the impression that torture was instrumental in the capture of Osama. It celebrates Jessica Chastains loner character, Maya, when it could have more accurately and theatrically highlighted The Sisterhood, a team of female C.I.A. analysts who were part of the long effort.
They've got to do everything they can to discredit Zero's Dark Thirty.
You know what? I'm tired of this inside joke. Even though the article in the NYT is by dingbat Mo Dowd it has a decent point. And that is what our comments should be about.
The article would actually be meaningful if Dowd applied it to the revisionist history that the left has been pushing on us for the last 50 years. Maybe Dowd could come clean and tell the world via her column that it was actually Democrats who fought against Civil Rights while it was Republicans who defended them. The fact that Dowd limits her indignation for select Hollywood movies shows that she is not to be taken seriously, no matter how valid her select point is in this case. When she writes a column about how Obama's so-called 'stimulus' bill actually caused more harm than good, maybe then we can discuss the merits of her points rather than fall for her selective BS.
But it was. Just listen to the intel operators and analysts who were involved. But the left once again, has to lie.
But it was. Just listen to the intel operators and analysts who were involved. But the left once again, has to lie.
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Nice try, but this film is not revisionist history.
"Argo" is based on a true story as it so states. We know that the chase scene might not be true and whether someone was married or not could be a fabrication. We know that Jimmy Carter, the Inept, did not play into the rescue and that, under his watch, 444 days of captivity were suffered by all involved, even us, who had much more regard for embassy staffs in those days (even Carter did, doesn't now) than they do now under the tuteledge of people like you, in the media, RINOs the GOPe and BO.
"Argo" is a story of decent people behaving in orderly fashion and succeeding with dignity under circumstances so dire that heroism was the only acceptable orderly fashion.
Ben Affleck starts the film by placing blame on the American govt past. He ignores Reagan completely and exalts Jimmy Carter as much as possible and that is all acceptable though annoying, as I can have a disagreement with Mr. Affleck and still admire and enthusiastically admire him for putting this story down for the record and doing it with such decency that audiences love it.
I saw it last night. It's been out for six weeks. The theater was standing room only. What other films command that attention?
It was a liberal crowd in an artsy theater. BO's portrait is in the lobby - don't know why, he's not campaigning.
The crowd was silent. Laughing only slightly at the amusing parts.
It's the decency that gets you, Mo. It shows.
Try being honest. Try going after Dan Brown and his revisionist history. It's more egregious than a jeep on the tarmac in the wrong place and it doesn't even place itself in the fiction category, save the small print on the publisher's page.
You'd have more credibility, at least SOME.
Now what did MOdo have to say again?
Won't see ZDT seems vengeful. Hated "Lincoln". "Argo" is a great film in my opinion.
Yeah, like the 220 pp. SI swimsuit edition—great articles! All four of 'em ...
An Inconvenient Truth was in line for that Oscar first. Al Gore was cheated AGAIN.
This woman could be entirely responsible for launching WW3, completely ending life as we know and still be found "NOT GUILTY!!!!
Hear, hear, bravo! I completely agree.
Thursday...it's supposed to snow on Thursday...I think...What were we talking about?
It's not too bad, though it's badly flawed in some respects. The marble is still thickly encrusted, and the filmmakers had no inclination to indulge in flinty-eyed review of such topics as, "was a civil war really necessary? -- nobody else had one!" and "what was the real objective of the Civil War?"
The film's POV is that of a Lincoln-circle insider of the first or second ring -- say, Ward Lamon or Allan Pinkerton or Gideon Welles. But not the first ring. They would know the real reason Lincoln came to office determined to fight a war with the South and destroy it.
It's not an inside joke exactly. The story is that MoDo compulsively searches media for any mention of her name. When she pulls up this thread she'll get pictures of KZ-J who got between Michael Douglas and MoDo. It's sort of a thumb in the eye for this leftist hag.
That's why I refuse to watch America's Sodom congratulate itself.
no need to publish actual MoDo pics.
Spare us your rich fantasy life.
Argo was incredible. Lincoln was ok. Zero Dark Thirty was good. Django was surprisingly funny. I recommend all 4 but Lincoln is least enjoyable. Although like others have mentioned, Daniel Day Lewis was great and the costumes were pretty good.
Reading his deranged Obama cheerleading last week solidified that impression. I made the comment before Lincoln came out that if one were interested in the history of Lincoln, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter might be the more accurate historical choice.
You are entitled to your opinion, though I believe it to be the minority opinion in this case.
What part did Reagan play in the release of the Iranian hostages? My understanding was that he campaigned on a platform of even-handedness in the region and that the reason the hostages were released on the day they were was because the Iranian Muslims despised Jimmy Carter for harboring the Shah and wanted to stick it to him.
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** Uranium miner Cameco Corp said it has agreed to sell its interest in Bruce Power, a partnership that operates one of the world's largest nuclear generating facilities in Ontario, for C$450 million ($403 million).
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Borderlands 2's enemy creatures don't just come in a variety of increasingly powerful forms – they'll grow bigger and meaner in front of your eyes.
The image below, harvested from the Borderlands Facebook page, shows off how one kind of enemy, the Varkid, will form cocoons in order to spawn nastier versions of itself. This may put you in mind of the original Borderlands, where you'd be merrily taking pot shots at skag whelps and a badass skag would lunge out of a pipe and bite your face off, only slightly more gross.
Borderlands 2 releases in September -vwhich is very nearly now, hooray! – on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
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