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It took no effort convincing Demuzi to bring him back to the palace. The rambling secrets of spies weren't meant to be waited upon overnight, and Samael simply followed Demuzi to some flying vehicle of sorts, the likes of which Samael marveled at but said nothing, and accompanied the old man west, over steep ridges and jagged terrain, dotted with pale yellow and orange lights. The farther west they flew, the more vehicles they passed, keeping a safe distance from them; despite Demuzi's aging frame, he maneuvered the ship quite well.
The capital city of the Aramier Empire, Aravot, lay within a steep and narrow valley, the city being built almost vertically upon itself. Tall buildings alit with sparkling yellow and blue lights jutted up, and the higher the altitude of the city, the less dense and the larger the buildings were. At the crest of the soaring mountainside rested a massive array of buildings, splendidly and regally laid out. These, Demuzi flew directly to. They hadn't uttered a word to the other since leaving the monastery.
They arrived in the docking station and the controllers there greeted Demuzi with a hand signal, peering at Samael and hardly second-guessing Demuzi's dismissal at the individual of their questioning eyes.
They passed through a series of halls, galleries, a wide spiral staircase, encased catwalks between buildings, through more halls with an overwhelming amount of closed doors upon each side, and on turning to a set of double-doors with two guards at each side, Demuzi introduced Samael as a guest of the emperor. They obliged, and now Samael stood in something of a sitting room. Dark windows bowed in a semi-circle from floor to ceiling to his right, and considering the layout of this room, Samael felt that half of it was built within the mountain. Demuzi promptly left him, going through another set of double-doors at the end of the long room decorated in forest green accents and dark grey fixtures.
"Be quiet and dare not attempt to leave," was the only words Demuzi said to him before leaving.
Samael ambled leisurely to the glass windows. The city swept down below him, a brilliant display of lights and shadows, discernable if stared at long enough, but at this height, it felt as if he were looking down upon a miniature maze. Horizontally moving lights suggested several flying vehicles. A clever method to compensate for the unique landscape of Aravot. The design of this city was amazing, and he felt surprised when he found himself equating it with the size of Paradís. Certainly, Aravot was nowhere near its size, but considering -- he toyed with the marble in his pocket -- the size and scope of the Aramier Empire, Aravot was considered one of the greatest cities of the world. The mountains were black silhouettes against a dark periwinkle sky, the stars miniscule and distant. White lights flashed in slow intervals upon the mountain peaks in every direction he could see. A warden network of sorts, he presumed. Despite the hour, more small lights moved across the horizon, some of various colors, while others flashed intermittently. More flying ships in the distance, coming to and going away from the city. No shortage of activity here. He rather liked this place.
The door opened and Demuzi appeared, solemn.
"You may speak to the Emperor."
A smile came to Samael's lips and he approached Demuzi, stopping as the old man stepped out into the waiting room, letting the doors come to a close. He gave an annoyed look at Samael.
"You are an insult to the mendicant orders, and know that you will be duly punished for it."
"For killing a spy? By whom?"
"By me," Demuzi snarled.
Samael scoffed. "Open the door. Your sense of duty precedes you, Demuzi. Your faith has left you long ago and you would only be insulting the one you so foolishly swore your life to."
Demuzi stared back at him, his grey eyes widening, then narrowing. Samael merely looked down at the old man, and after a moment, took a step towards the door and opened it himself. He found himself in a long room with similar darkened windows -- the other half of the semi-circle -- and this room was as sparsely decorated as the previous room. A desk as long as two men was at the far end of the room upon a dais, and behind it sat a man. A man Samael instantly found enchanting, almost glowing effervescently with a twisted aura of malevolence. The man was not all right. On the surface, he was most likely thought of as good-looking: he was relatively young, he held himself as one of intelligence and profundity, but inside was a spirit that could not be contained, a mad spirit that spilled into his physical appearance.
Samael glanced back at Demuzi, clear grey eyes still slits, trying to analyze, to understand, exuding apprehension and something that looked like fright.
"Come," the voice from the table beckoned, and Samael turned his head, striding slowly and confidently to the man sitting at ease. The desk was void of any papers, the smooth onyx glistening under recessed lights. He intuited Demuzi enter after a moment, but he didn't turn his gaze until he stood a few paces from the dais.
"So I understand you murdered my spy," the man exclaimed. His voice was clear, not very nasal, and tremendously serene. The expression on his face betrayed neither anger nor amusement, instead, a detached guise that anyone would have found disturbing and terrifying.
"He asked too many questions."
Without warning, the man threw his head back and laughed. Loudly, heartily.
Demuzi stepped up beside Samael, scowling upon the man with the black hair and crystal green eyes. Samael looked down at him, but Demuzi refused to meet his gaze.
"Too many questions!" A smile that exposed a clean row of snow-white teeth and curiously inimitable incisors, the man regained his composure to something more relaxed than before. He placed his two hands upon the table surface and leaned forward, looking at both men. His eyes glittered with amusement.
"Demuzi, my oldest and wisest of friends, claims that you strangled him with your bare hands. Tell me, how does a monk kill a man with his own hands?"
"I broke his neck, if I could have the privilege to correct such an assumption."
The man grinned, never taking his eyes off of Samael. "Even better! Tell me, is this the first time you've killed a man?"
"This is true."
"Excellent. How did it feel?"
"I felt nothing."
"Ah," the man sat back in his chair, still looking at Samael. "Demuzi?"
"Yes, my lord."
"You told me this monk is a murderer, yet, he was only protecting the Empire. I find the act quite justified."
"My lord!"
"Quiet!" The man stood up. Though the dais was set only a few inches higher, the man was still significantly taller than Samael. Like looking upon an oversized ivory statue. The man bowed slightly, smiling at Samael. "I, Emperor Varsala, do most kindly thank you, Samael, for your service to the empire."
Samael bowed for a long second, glimpsing the contempt in Demuzi's eyes.
Before he could raise himself back up, Demuzi cried out: "My lord, he has murdered an innocent man!"
"Demuzi," Varsala reclined in his seat. "I'm surprised. Is your senility playing tricks on you again? Surely, you possess the keenness of mind to know that the spy worked for a traitor."
A moment later: "Eansevat?"
Varsala nodded gently. "But we don't have to think of him any longer." He pressed an indent in his desk near where he sat, and to Samael's amazement, a small square portion of the desk lit up in blue-outlined buttons. He pressed a few of these buttons then turned the image off by pushing the same indent. "The words you recited to me, Demuzi, only confirm my assumptions. Eansevat is rousing the Bergwaan and secretly arming the Gravuans. Getting rid of him will be easy."
"My lord," Demuzi exclaimed, bowing.
Varsala chuckled, turning his eyes to Samael. "A traitor never truly succeeds, does he?"
"Never, Emperor Varsala," Samael smiled.
"Please," Varsala waved his hand. "By my name only, I know I am emperor and I don't need a man of your making calling me thus. It gets repetitive after a while."
"My lord," the crotchety whine returning to Demuzi's voice. "As a man of the faith--"
"One who is known as such," Varsala waved his finger.
Demuzi frowned. "Despite the spy's depraved and unfortunate role in life, I cannot look upon this monk without a strong sense of justice."
"Should I hang him? Chide him for doing what you yourself should have done?"
"You may mock me until the day I die, my lord, but as a man who shares the same habit, I could not let him remain unpunished for such an unsacred deed as the killing of another man."
Varsala rolled his eyes and waved his hand. "Ten rites, Samael. Repeat your ten rites and fifty Hallowed Horafah prayers, and your sins will be justified."
Varsala smirked at Samael while Demuzi sulked.
"Where do you come from, Samael?"
"I am of Cartratus, from the Iermlor Monastery." His chest burned. Varsala was taking a liking to him, and that was a good omen. Nearly halfway through his excursion into the human realm, he felt a little distressed that things were working out just right. An obstacle would be pleasant. The human world was incredible, and humans were almost as devious as deamons. To be let loose upon this plane would be pure ecstasy, at least until the evenors caught up with him. And what other conventions would be unloosed, pacts broken that would cause havoc the likes of which this human realm had never seen. It was so tantalizing, so possible.
"Cartratus? My home town is not so far from there, just a day's travel north. Etreria, have you ever been?"
"I have not had the pleasure," Samael lowered his head. The glow surrounding Varsala clearly indicated that he was the man designed for him. This man, emperor of the Aramier Empire, the perfect and willing victim. He hadn't believed it when Nashachiron spoke of it to him, because frankly, taking a god's word for it would be quite foolish and suicidal. But perhaps the god hadn't lied to him. Perhaps Varsala was the man of power. This would be more interesting than he imagined.
Two knocks upon the door. Varsala called the visitor in, and both Samael and Demuzi turned to gaze at the man that entered.
He wore steel from neck to toe, held his helmet inside his arm, gripped by gleaming gauntlets, and a red sash gilded in gold and silver draped from shoulder to waist. His blonde hair was cut close and dark brown eyes quickly scanned the emperor's guests. He strode towards them quickly, coming to stand beside Demuzi.
"My lord." He bowed in a hurried manner then returned to his rigid stance.
Varsala nodded.
"The rumors are indeed true. They have cut off the lines from Ursmades, and just yesterday, the Domori line as well. The word from Ursmades was stated from such a time, that I believe Phaethon is at Morra, or very soon will be within the day."
Varsala nodded, finger tapping his lip as his eyes wandered thoughtfully.
"Take on the mountains with a company. Halifaxis will go with you. Leave for Morra now, and I trust that you will create something worth bargaining for before making your presence known there."
"My lord," the man bowed. "I will send news as soon as possible."
"And another matter, my dear Aethos. Have Leureth take care of Eansevat."
The man blinked once, twice. "It is true, then?"
"It has just been confirmed beyond measure," Varsala glanced at Samael.
Aethos kept his eyes upon the emperor. "His wife and children? Contacts?"
"All of them."
"My lord." Aethos bowed again.
"That is all. Make haste to that charming empire across that great expanse of water. I will not have an invasion without knowing why."
Aethos turned on his heel and left the room, closing the door behind him. Samael watched him go, and as soon as the door was shut, Demuzi spoke out.
"What of the Dalathould Empire's problems interest you, my lord?"
"Ah," Varsala smiled knowingly. "Everything. Are you well, Samael?"
The marble was burning, burning, and he involuntarily clutched his chest, squeezing the marble in his hand, the cloth between them hardly making a difference. And as quickly as it had come, it went cold. He looked at the emperor, ignoring Demuzi stepping away from him and looking disapprovingly.
"A mild pain, it's nothing," Samael exclaimed.
"Demuzi, take this young man to a room where he may rest the night. As for you, know that I hold no ill will against you. You may take your time to make penance for yourself." He gestured at him, as if shooing him away. "And Samael, you will expect a call in the morn, is that fair?"
"Fair, Varsala."
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I'm really much too young to matriculate."
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Charlie stood by the bus loop, glancing at his watch. The principal had told him the new kid's bus was going to be there at eight. It was eight thirty. He would have had time to grab a coffee and make it back with plenty of time. Damn Clack…
"Think it's almost here?" asked the girl standing beside him, a year older. It was her job to take reign of the older new kid. They hadn't even been given their names.
"It bloody well better," he muttered. "Or I'm taking off."
No sooner had he spoke that a bus pulled in, the students piling off, and Charlie spotted who he was looking for. Mr. Clack had only given him one description of the girl, but it seemed to be more than enough.
He shook his head, walking up to her. "Hey! You! New kid! I'm showing you around, your brother goes with that girl over there!"
The blonde boy nodded, heading off in the direction he had been pointed, leaving his sister with him.
She seemed pleasant enough. Her eyes were brown, she had a girly aura of 'pretty' radiating from her, and she was dressed in jeans and a long-sleeved shirt that matched the colour of her hair; pink.
"Nice hair," he commented, raising an eyebrow.
"Er, thanks…" She seemed insanely nervous.
"What dye do you use?"
"Actually, it comes in like that naturally. They, the doctors I've seen, have no idea what causes it. It just… does what it does."
The boy paused. "Wait a minute… A teacher here, Mrs. Byte…"
"She's my aunt. I'm Evie Meanswell."
"My full name's Evangeline, my parents got it from some poem or something… It's a pain to say the whole thing."
"Ah. Well, let's get this show on the road, shall we?" Just as they were about to step off onto the pavement, a motorcycle whizzed past them, going quite a bit faster than it should have been.
The rider, who was wearing a leather jacket with some sort of animal on it, vaulted up over the curb, not letting up the gas as they approached the parking lot. It was headed straight for a blue Volvo. The principal's blue Volvo. At the last minute, the rider stuck their foot down, the bike twisting one hundred and eighty degrees and placing it facing outwards, right beside the car. The engine was killed and the kickstand was lowered before they dismounted.
Evie gaped in amazement. "Who is that?"
Charlie sighed, shaking his head. "That's the Great Dane. Something else, isn't she?"
"The Great Dane?"
"Dana Rotten-Ten. She's the sports hero of the school, hands down. She and her sister, Allison, they're probably the most eligible bachelorettes in LazyTown High. There're a year older than us."
"Why did she just do that?"
"Because she can. It pisses Clack, the principal, off to no end. He can never call her on it, though. She keeps her nose clean, though if something's wrong, Clack tries to pin it on her. Unlike Allison… God, she's a hellcat. She's been in more fights this year than I can count on one hand, and it's the bloody middle of October. The principal has it in for the pair of them, and everybody knows it."
"They've got two fathers, one's the town's hero, the other's an inventor. Those two were the first to really make a statement in this Hicksville about being gay. A lot of people took it hard, Clack included. Sportacus, the hero, he got the shit beat out of him when they first announced they were moving in together."
"Oh my God… That's awful!"
"It's settled down a bit since then," he assured her. "Clack's still touchy about it, though. Right old fashioned."
Dana, still quite a ways from them, took off her helmet, untangling the two braids she had gathered her hair into from her jacket before shedding it and shaking her head out, glad to have rid it from the weight of the helmet.
It was then that the boy noticed his companion was staring a bit. "What?"
"She… She's really pretty…" Evie muttered softly.
Charlie double-checked to make sure they were both looking at the same person. "Dana? Pretty? God, don't let her hear you say that. You should see Allison. That girl could be a model. I think she got an offer one time, but she turned it down. So, you bat for the our team?"
Evie's face flushed a brilliant red. "Y-Yeah, I guess, I know she probably…"
"Is our star pitcher," Charlie laughed, rather amused at the girl's embarrassment. "Matter of fact, she's on the market as of now. She just broke it off with Ellie Cole. Everyone thinks they've still got it for each other, but I don't know… See, Elle's an artist and Dane's just a total jock. They just didn't work, you know?"
She frowned slightly as the girl headed in, stripping off her leather jacket. "What was that one the back of her jacket? It looked like a rat."
"Lemming," she was corrected. "It's our school mascot. The LazyTown Lemmings."
Evangeline withheld a groan as she followed Charlie in through one of the side doors. She hadn't been at her new school for ten minutes, and she already had a crush on someone who still loved her ex, and she already hated the school mascot. A lemming, for god's sake. A lemming. A rodent who ran off cliffs. Why not the LazyTown Leopards, or Lions, or even Lemurs! But Lemmings…?
Allison walked through the halls, raised heels making a slight clicking on the tiles as she strutted her way to math class. She was pretty, and she knew it. Pink top, styled hair, nail polish, and cherry lip gloss. She was actually addicted to cherry lip gloss.
Of course, most people knew that this girl deemed a homeroom angel wasn't someone you wanted to mess with. You didn't made lewd commented to Allison Rotten-Ten. You never said that Andrew Lloyd Webber was anything less than a god on earth. And you never, ever made a fag joke within thirty feet of the girl.
Well, some people did. But that never turned out well.
"Hey, Rotten! Heard your dads got an offer to be in the Brokeback Mountain Sequel!"
Allison didn't even turn around. She knew it was Billy Bloise. A year ago she would have beaten him up for less, but she was trying to be more mature. More self-controlled. More creative. "Yeah, but they turned it down! They're auditioning for the sequel to Fried Green Tomatoes instead. Beer Battered Onion Rings. I'll see you at the premiere!"
"Fuck you, Rotten!"
"Oh, original." She kept walking. She could hear him following her.
"Hey, you stop shooting your mouth off, girly, or I'll wire it shut."
"Okay, but only if you tell your mother to stop calling my sister all hours of the night. She's got a life outside pleasuring her, you know."
That did it. He took a swing at her.
She was quicker. In one swift movement she was turned around and her heeled boots were on the doors of the lockers. She pushed off of them, kicking the boy upside the head before landing neatly as he fell to the ground. Allison tossed her head, flicking her blonde hair over her shoulder. "Go go anti-homophobic violence."
"Sweet, I got that on camera!" crowed a member of the crowd who was gathering. Some were cheering, others were shaking their head at Billy's stupidity, and others were simply pissed off. "God damn, that was like… Matrix shit!"
"Thank you, thank you, try to catch my lunchtime show. Stay in school. Keep your mouth shut to Clack. Auditions for the school musical are coming up, come and try out. I gotta get to math."
"Older new kid", as he had been dubbed, had seen the display through a crowd of people, but had seen enough to be thoroughly amazed. "Who is she…?"
Catarina Allan rolled her eyes. "Allison Rotten-Ten. She is such a stunt monkey… I think her birth father's Chuck Norris. She's pretty, she can sing, she can act, she can fight, and she's a genius with machinery, but it she doesn't get a hold on her temper she's going to end up doing life in Shawshank."
"Is she ever pretty…" Erik Meanswell muttered, watching the girl leave.
"You haven't got a chance with her. Come on, lover boy, I'll show you the cafeteria."
He reluctantly followed, but glanced back. "Chuck Norris doesn't believe in Germany…"


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The Hunger Games actress came a cropper at the biggest moment of her career tripping up the steps in her Dior gown as she went to collect the Academy Award for Best Actress.
The blushing actress briefly let her head rest in her hands before being awarded a standing ovation by the crowd at Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles.
"Thank you so much," she told them. "This is nuts. You guys are only standing up because I fell and you feel bad. That was embarrassing."
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Lawrence had anticipated her Oscars dress being problematic and told Ryan Seacrest on the red carpet that she had actually cut six inches off its train in order to aid her mobility. "It would have been too insane," otherwise, she said.
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Potted Movie Review: John Rambo (2008)
Despite it's flaws First Blood has it's highpoints. The acting of Brian Dennehy and Richard Crenna are amongst them, along with Ted Kotcheff's direction. And who can forget the classic stalking scene where Stallone's character methodically tracks down and eliminates the sheriff and his deputies in the forest. Seen today it loses a degree of impact due to either repeated screenings or the viewing of the many imitators, but at the time it was some of the best ultra violence cinema had to offer. For a split second you believed Stallone when he hissed, "I could have killed them all. I could have killed you." From there the movie is downhill.
If there's one thing that ruins the movie totally it's the tacked on ending. As Crenna enters the now ruined police station one can sense that his heart isn't in the role anymore. Certainly his delivery and acting is well below what it'd been for the rest of the film and Stallone's acting just isn't up to the job. What should have been an anti-war tirade comes across as little whinge about how unfairly Stallone/Rambo has been treated in an attempt to justify why he's shot the entire city, presumably killed or at least wounded hundreds of innocent and not so innocent people and blown up a load of private property, along with stealing anything not tied down. Everyone should start screaming about being called a 'baby killer' when faced with such charges. I generally tell people to switch the movie off once Stallone/Rambo has shot the sheriff, after all he did indeed kill the deputy, so you know what's going to happen. Prison for him. If you are quick you can spot the proper ending to this movie in John Rambo - look for the scene in the flashbacks where Crenna shoots Stallone in the stomach. That's how the movie should have ended, same as the book.
After that the genre became a joke, expertly lampooned by none other than Arnold Schwarzenegger in his hilarious 1985 Commando. In this film Arnold managed to show how ludicrous the concept really was, as he managed to avoid being shot by a seemingly endless amount of heavily armed soldiers, but was wounded by none other than a scene stealing Vernon Wells (Wez from Mad Max II to you) firing blind around a corner through a haze of steam. Pure spun gold there. However where Schwarzenegger appeared aware that the genre was rapidly becoming a joke ripe for parody, Stallone kept to his guns, hiring none other than Schwarzenegger's Terminator mentor himself, James 'Titanic' Cameron, to co-script his First Blood follow-up, Rambo: First Blood Part II. Despite the presence of the returning Crenna, who now appeared to take his character a bit too seriously, the cast was fairly tepid with all too few shining lights. Charles Napier turned in his standard character actor performance, but I'd still believe it was his connection to Roger Corman that convinced Jonathan Damme to cast him in both Silence of The Lambs and Philadelphia over his performance in this film. The films only real highlight came with the presence of Steven Berkoff who realised at an early stage that this wasn't going to be a movie that'd showcase his considerable acting skills to the world at large. As such he proceeded to chew through the scenery fast and with more glee than a group of fat men through an all you can eat buffet. No-one who has seen this movie wouldn't be forgetting Berkoff performing Shakespeare or his one man shows and there's a great piece of folklore that goes as follows; one day Stallone was telling Berkoff how he could easily wipe the floor with him, physically, so Berkoff turned the tables and stated that he could just as easily wipe the floor with Stallone acting wise, and then proceeded to do just that. I've never been able to find the scene where Berkoff stops being a ham and actually does act, so it's probably best left as an urban myth. Still, the less said about this movie the better. After all it's often that anyone can assemble such talent as Cameron, Berkoff, Crenna, Napier ,George P Cosmina and Stallone himself and make such an abortion of celluloid.
Stallone milked the cash cow dry with the vile Rambo III in 1988. This movie, again co-written by Stallone, seemed to cap off the Regan era America with a certain glee and violence. That Rambo could even exist in this time period shouldn't come as any great surprise. During the 1980s America spent a lot of time, and money, either invading countries or arming local militia and then denying any involvement. The curiosity of the time must surely be the CIA funded insurgency into Afghanistan, led by none other than Osama Bin-Laden. You see, only in the 1980s could you earn a fortune that could then be channelled back to bite the hand that fed you. Rambo III was horrid. The violence and character had become a cartoon. Watching this movie you expect Stallone to begin to fly or bear his chest to allow bullets to bounce off, such is the insanity. Even the presence of Crenna, returning for his third run and become more of a cartoon himself, couldn't save the film. Rambo, the character, may not have died at the end of this movie, but Rambo, the franchise, was certainly dead. Stallone nailed the final piece of iron into the coffin a year later when his character, Ray Tango, uttered the famous line, "Rambo is a pussy," in the God-awful 'buddy cop' flick Tango & Cash (another genre sadly done right all too few times with the only really successful entries in the past twenty five years being Billy Crystal and Gregory Hines criminally under-seen and under-rated Running Scared and Will Smith and Martin Lawrence's Bad Boys). Bin-Laden be damned, by the end of the 1980s Stallone should have been arrested and tried for crimes against humanity for the films he appeared in. Gone was the potential shown by the man in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
Fast forward to 2008. Stallone, riding high from the success of the last entry in the Rocky series, a fine movie that does fall flat in sections though, released the last Rambo movie, titled John Rambo. Go be honest I had no real desire to see this movie, but that was mainly due to repeated viewings of the excellent First Blood and the awful sequels. However the other night I found myself at a loss for anything to watch so I reached over, thought, what the hell, I've seen the others, might as well close it off. I approached the movie with a sense of dread, expecting nothing more than an awful film full of clichés.
I was wrong. So very wrong. Feel free to disagree with me, but I suspect that you'll be wrong as well.
To begin with this is a movie that harkens back to the realistic ultra violence of the first entry, as opposed to the almost Heckle & Jeckyl violence of the second and third entry. The violence in this movie is graphic and it's dirty. It's very uncomfortable to watch and, unlike the predecessors, the movie doesn't rejoice in violence, indeed it portrays violence as being rapid, brutal and filthy. Set in Burma and opening with a scene inspired by a passtime reportedly carried out by the real Burmese militia (forcing villagers to run across rice paddies with land mines thrown into the water - those who did ran the risk of dying by explosion, those who refused were simply shot, if they were lucky) the movie follows the adventures of a group of western (read: American) aid workers intent on bringing goodwill, love and medical assistance to the same village that was raided earlier in the movie. Essentially Rambo, who interestingly enough is never referred to by last name at all and when asked gives his name simply as 'John', one of the movies many subtle, but important, twists, is hired to be a mere boat driver and guide to take the aid workers into Burma. He attempts to talk them out of it to no avail, instead he takes them on their trip. He delivers the aid workers, after the first exhibition of his own violence, and heads back home. You can guess the rest. In another show of extreme violence the militia takes the village and the remaining westerners prisoner. Now I did say 'remaining', as the bulk are killed off in the attack in a very casual manner, well, as casual as it gets when limbs are being blown off. The very nonchalant way that death, rape and pillage is handled in this movie is disturbing to say the least as is the lack of a clear cut villain, but more on that later.
Naturally Rambo is hired to assist a group of mercenaries up the river to extract the prisoners, another of the movies twists. Rambo is hired to drive the boat only, not to engage in any activity. The mercenaries are ruthless to Rambo, they deride him as being a cowardly boat driver, and indeed this appears to be exactly what he is. There's no posturing, no removal of shirts and posing, in yet another twist Stallone keeps his clothes on for the entire movie and in doing so appears not so much as the super-fit cut muscleman of earlier movies, but more a beefier, bulkier creature. The old Rambo looked as if he spent more time in the gym and on steroids than out in the fields, this Rambo looks like he's spent the last twenty years doing physical work and exercising when it suits him. You can see he has muscles under the loose shirt, but there's more than a hint of middle age spread there as well. Halfway through the movie Rambo has an epiphany which comes in the form of a dream. This is a most effective ploy as the dream uses the standard old footage of the now deceased Crenna. In what was a useless utterly throwaway line in the third movie, Crenna's exhortations that "You can't escape what you are Johnny!" ring with more resonance than they ever did. What was a joke has become something serious, it explains the motives of the movie and the motivations of Rambo himself, and helps the viewer understand John Rambo and what drives him. He cannot escape what he is. He's old, he's tired and he's tired of being old and tired. Don't get me wrong though, this isn't a movie about someone wanting to retire and being dragged out for one last mission, this is a movie about someone who can only escape his past by breaking the cycles he surrounds himself with.
The rest of the movie is anything but standard. Rambo follows the mercenaries and attacks when they hesitate. He rescues the girl, yet leaves behind Burmese villagers to be raped. He shows concern for only one person, and shows only disgust for a militia leader who welcomes a boy into his hut. The Rambo of old would raze the camp single-handedly with a fork and his knife, this Rambo knows his limitations, indeed he's since lost the famous knife, it's nowhere to be seen. Rambo waits, takes the girl out of the camp and heads back to where the ambush of the mercenaries has taken place. Then the fun starts.
There are no heroes in this film. Rambo, as a character, is driven by his own motivations, and they're ambiguous at best. The mercenaries that are dropped in to save the aid workers are driven by money and that's made clear. The militia, well, they're militia so you know what's driving them, the villagers are victims, the Karen Rebels are as close to being heroes as you can find, but again, in this film at least, they're rarely seen and have no story at all. Then there's the aid workers. Spineless, whimpering, niave at best, moronic at worst, you come away with the all too wrong feeling that these people need a good boot where the sun isn't shining for doing what they're doing. There's no-one to cheer for at all and no 'rally round the flag boys' moments that dog the other three movies. The film is depressing and sad with no clear cut sign of who really won - everyone, including Rambo - is a loser in this film.
With this movie Stallone has shown that he actually has matured as a film-maker. There's one brilliant shot in the film, a very powerful image of Rambo rising, out of focus, behind a militia leader. What makes it so effective is that the image of the black shirted Rambo fills the screen and when he comes into focus he's filthy, yet totally blank. His face is devoid of any emotion, yet his eyes are blazing with fury. It's a shot that literally takes the breath away both as an example of directing and acting, all from Stallone. With this one shot he releases himself of decades of bad film-making and shows that he has clearly learnt one important lesson, restraint. Allow the camera to show what it sees, don't dictate to the viewer. Let them decide the emotional impact. Stallone has now learnt that lesson well and might indeed have a future in front of him as a director of fine films. I might not hand him a romance, but then who'd have hired Dirty Harry himself, Clint Eastwood, to direct The Bridges Of Madison County? Odder things have happened.
The movie essentially ends where First Blood might have started. The character, and one suspects Stallone, has redeemed himself and has come full circle. The movie John Rambo effectively bookends the genre that First Blood and Rolling Thunder started, at least until someone else comes along to revive it. And if that day comes that person will have a lot to live up to as I doubt that many will be able to top First Blood and now John Rambo. You may not like it, but this is a movie well worth watching with an open mind.
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I finally watched this film, and remembered reading your post from a year ago so I had to come and comment. Like you, I really enjoyed the first film in this franchise "First Blood". Where we disagree is "Rambo: First Blood Part II". I thought that movie was excellent. At the time (mid 80s) it fit perfectly into the action genre. I really enjoyed it. It didn't hold up as well as the first, but I did enjoy it when I was young. The third film was awful, nothing to discuss there.
Now, watching Rambo(part 4) last night, I was energized. I may have seen the trailers, but really forgot many of the scenes and what the movie was about. I could have guessed on the premise, but still was surprised to see such a well executed story, still filled with such action sequences. The violence was intense, almost too graphic, but I suppose that's the point. The cast was great. And yes, the scene where Rambo rises out of focus behind the gunner is where the movie got me. SPOILER ALERT HERE: I really thought those prisoners were going to be executed. When he rose up like that I practically jumped out of my seat to cheer.
Although the name Rambo isn't uttered by Stallone, it is referenced a few times, particularly at the end of the film. Great movie. I really enjoyed it. I want to see it again.
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2 Hours from Disneyland, Knotts Berry Farm and San Diego
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Year Purchased: 2007
About the owner: We are native Californians and have been vacationing in the desert all our lives. We honeymooned in the desert 30 years ago, purchased a timeshare in Palm Desert about 15 years ago and purchase this lovely vacation home in 2007. Our 3 children are grown and have a special place in their hearts for the desert too.
Why the Owner Chose La Quinta, CA, USA:
We chose PGA West for our vacation home because it is one of the most beautifully landscaped neighborhoods. The golf courses are not only pristine to play on, they are beautiful to look at. We chose our particular condo location for the amazing view. We love having the golf course, mountain and a lake view. We get quite a variety of feathered friends out the back patio. This property is our vacation home as well as your vacation home so it is stocked with everything you will need after you unpack your clothes! When you aren't here, we are so it is always in tip top shape. There are many nice restaurants in the area however, don't forget something for the BBQ grill. Once you arrive, you might not want to leave!
The Unique Benefits at this Condo:
Summer of 2013 we completely remodeled with new tile floors in living area & new carpet in the bedrooms & den, brand new bathrooms, new TV's in every room, new furnishings, new bedding & new ceiling fans. The golf cart is ideal to get back and forth to the pools as well as evening tours around PGA West. The private spa in our courtyard with the surround sound is the ideal spot for the desert evenings. And for a little exercise, we have added two bikes! The unique floorplan allows for views from the living room, the kitchen, the dining room and the master bedroom.
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Awesome View! PGA West Arnold Palmer 7th Fairway, Lake & Santa Rosa Mnts.
Dining Room & Kitchen with a view of the Golf Course.
Master Bath w/Shower
Second Bathroom w/Shower
Living Area with 42' HDTV Flat Screen in Cabinet (seen in the mirror).
Private Entry Patio w/Saltwater Spa seats 5 - 6. Gas BBQ to the left.
Pool Area (one of about 30 pools inside PGA Gates!) 4 Pools just on our street!
Morning Sun on the Mountain....Sit on the patio and feed the ducks.
King Master Bedroom with a view of the golf course.
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Twin Trundle Den w/Flat Screen HDtv. Louvered Doors Close for Privacy.
Kitchen - Granite & Stainless Steel Appliances!
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18th bday gift...parents pay for registration and insurance, don't be mad you don't got it like me. oh yeah i'm 21 now and parents still pay for it all! but i'm in the mil. now also
under 20. Parents pays for car & insurance
under 20. You pay for everything. (which bank did you rob?:-)
20-29. you pay for everything
This is a discussion on How old are you and How did you afford the WRX? within the Everyday Impreza Talk forums, part of the Community - Meet other Enthusiasts category; 18th bday gift...parents pay for registration and insurance, don't be mad you don't got it like me. oh yeah i'm ...
18th bday gift...parents pay for registration and insurance, don't be mad you don't got it like me. oh yeah i'm 21 now and parents still pay for it all! but i'm in the mil. now also
theres something about paying for your own stuff that gives you a sense of pride. at least for me anyway. sure anyone can say "mom and dad bought it" but when you're 19 like myself, paying for a 23k car, mods, insurance, and gas all on your own, i think other people respect you more.
and, this is a weird theory but, i think people who pay for their own stuff are also more responsible drivers. hey, if mom and dad pays for everything and you happen to crash your car, they'll probably buy you a new one. if i crash my car, i pay for the higher insurance rates, i pay to fix it, etc etc.
cool brag though...
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My mom sold me my 1st car for 400$, a 1992 explorer with 150k+ miles when I was 18. I felt pretty lucky at the time, and I still have the explorer.
I bought my 2nd car when I was 20, all on my own, no co-signer. It was a 1996 outback.
And now I am 23 and bought my 04 wrx, once again on my own. I also own my own home(well, make payments).
I'm lucky I have a great job and have really good credit. I wasn't given much when I was growing up, but had help with small things here and there.
Love my wagon...
i am 18, and i traded in my 2001 jetta in for the wrx. I pay everything on it, and have to finance 10 thousand. My parents co-signed tho so my payments would be at like 21% interest
I just turned 18 and sold my 1999 cavalier so i could get my wrx. Ive got an 02, so i ended up having to borrow about 5k along with the money i had saved and money from my car. I'll be making payments for a while, but theyre actually not too bad. I also pay my own insurance.
Hah I WISH.
I didn't have to pay for my car, it was a graduaation present for my twin brother and I. We "share" it but he has a Scion TC that we both paid for. He wants the WRX but he has had some issues with allowing people drive the cars that aren't on our insurance plan. So it's most defintely going to be mine for good. I'm only 19 now, third year of college, and don't want to get any older. I like having my parents pay for insurance still XD XD. They really hate me "modding" my car, but most the time they don't really know I'm doing it.
i'm 16, and i sold my 240sx, used that money as a down payment for my wrx but now i'm gonna have payments for a loooonngg time. and i also pay my insurance
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I guess you'd kinda have to know my parents and my situation to understand that it's not so much hiding it from them (how do you hide a TBE from somone). Just that they don't like it, but when I do buy something for my car I don't go rushing to tell them. They always find out though.. maybe I should have been more specific.
But I always wished my parents had made my brother and I pay for insurance and whatnot, I definitely think that would have and would cause a greater responsiblity.
Well I got mine when i was 20. I traded in my 02 si for it. I was lucky to have a good mom that helped me establish credit when i was young. no-cosigner, in the military just after getting to my frist duty station. Couldnt afford more then the car payment, insurance and gas and have a little spending money when I got the car. But now im got more rank and years in service so i get pay more. im single so not much other then car to pay on though. cool part is i have been told im depoying soon. So im going to get alot of modding money soon.
currently 19 years old, driving an 05 sti with 21k miles. 1 year and a half of working my ass off as a pipe fitter help at a chemical plant (785 hours of overtime worked in 2007)
I had to literally bust my ASS off for this car and i proud as **** of myself.
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I'm 23. Got a loan from my parents for my first car (was 17 at the time and the car was a 1995 Camaro T-tops 3.8 V6 if you must know). Paid them back for the first car with hard work mowing 8 lawns and extra money from college scholarships. The Camaro died last month and got a parental loan for the because I'm finishing up my last semester of college *finishing up my bachelors in Geography(map design). The plan was to buy the 04 Wrx when the summer was over but my old car died first. Now I owe the parents $14G I'll be paying $400/month. I'm extremely thankful I have parents that can loan me money like this because I know not everyone has that luxury. I count my blessings every day.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - April 18, 1985, New Braunfels, Texas TT C*Ihursday special Hvrald-Zeitung Thursday, April 18,1985 8AT *H*E C*0*M*P*E*T*l*T*l*V'E E*D*G*E Academy buildsplayers T JL wenty-four tanned teenagers scattered to folding chairs and the polished tile floor. A coach in a rumpled cap took his place behind a steel podium, and his was the only voice heard in the room. He began to talk about the day's workout, about specific skills to be drilled. He waved a pencil in his left hand as he spoke quickly, made his points, and sent the group on its way. From first impressions, the two dozen could have been members of a high school baseball squad, or a basketball team. But when they took up their rackets and started to walk by Sally Schwartz, it became apparent that this was no average high school group. "This is Mario, and he's from Indonesia,'' she said, introducing a broad-shouldered, tanned Asian. "This is Don from Germany, and Luis from Mexico," she continued, nodding to a blond, blue-eyed, ruddy-faced teenager in a light tennis shirt and blue shorts, then a quiet dark-haired athlete. "And this is Meek, from India," Schwartz added as a wiry 16-year-old joined the group. Meek, whose real name is S. Meenafshisundaram, smiled. With a baseball cap subsituted for his headband, he could have passed for a second baseman. But baseball is a strange game with hard horsehide balls and aluminum clubs to most of the members of Newk's Competitive Edge Tennis Academy. Their game is tennis, six or seven days a week, nine months at a time. 'W Chris Brown hits an overhead during Wednesday's workout ;'re not in the business of turning out 14-year-old John McEnroes here," said Schwartz, whose title is educational and administrative supervisor for Newk's. "We want these kids to work hard here in high school, earn a scholarship, go to college and get a good education. "With this training and four good years of training in college, they can then decide if they want to become professionals." The four-year-old program already has a top-flight record of placing players in colleges. Every player who has graduated has earned at least a partial tennis scholarship, and some reached even higher. One graduate, Beverly Bowes, is the No. 1-ranked women's player in the NCAA — as a freshman at the University of Texas. Gretchen Hush is the No. I player on a powerful Trinity University team. Dick Stockton plays on the men's professional circuit. The academy's results, as the commercial goes, come the oldfashioned way — with work. After taking five classes at New Braunfels High School, the athletes — ranging from two dozen to as many as 40, depending on the time of year — return to the academy and meet with tennis director Roger Tyzzer, the man in the rumpled cap. He briefs them on the day's practice, makes a few announcements (Wednesday was going to be haircut day) and sends them out to eight of the camp's omnipresent tennis courts. For the first two hours. Tyzzer and his four assistants conduct drills on specific skills. For another hour, specific point situations are covered. After that, one-on-one and two-on-one competition puts the skills to use. And after all that, 40 minutes of conditioning work. Running, weights, Jazzercise, swimming. Rubber-legged stuff. Dinner and the accompanying sparks from flying flatware follows, then study hall. They don't have the kind of freedom of regulai teenagers," said Tyzzer, one of New combe's Australians still at the camp "They're here because they're striving for something." "What do you do?" he asked rhetorically. "You cry over it," he answered himself, with a laugh. "After some time, you get used to it." When you're more than 8,000 miles from home, you can be philosophical like that. 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We accept it because there's no alternative. Your logic is domain specific, you obviously need to write domain specific code.
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By Alison Marshall, Senior Occupational Therapist & Shannon,
Department of Adolescent Medicine, The New Children's Hospital.
A potted garden is 'growing' in a courtyard that borders the adolescent ward and the Department of Adolescent Medicine at the The New Children's Hospital, Westmead. This is just the beginning of a larger scale Horticultural therapy program for hospitalised adolescents.
Rotary kindly donated a mobile shadehouse earlier in the year, and since then, adolescents in the hospital have been busy planting and caring for a range of plants, and painting pots to make the garden even more colourful. Our next project is to construct wooden planter boxes to house some permanent plants. Our goal in the near future is to develop a permanent sensory garden.
Adolescents from 12-16 years of age have been involved in developing the garden so far, and one adolescent has written about their gardening experience:
Adolescents over twelve years of age from Wade and Hall wards at The New Children's Hospital have developed the garden in the courtyard.
In our garden we have a variety of plants including- tomatoes, peas, strawberries, chives, parsley, basil, spinach, English daisies, lemon balm, paper daisies, blue bantam peas, pansies, petunias, alyssums, cinerarias, marigold and snapdragon.
With the warmer weather approaching we need to care for the garden more. Our jobs include, watering them everyday, fertilising every fortnight, dead heading the flowers that have wilted and transplanting seedlings into bigger pots; we also have to train the peas up wire supports that we have made for them.
I find gardening a relaxing pastime and it is a distraction from the awful hospital atmosphere. Other patients say that gardening is fun and is a good way to stay in touch with nature while they are in hospital.
In a few weeks we will be able to put our hard efforts to good use by using some of our plants for cooking and eating and our flowers will have started to bloom.
Without the garden the courtyard looked bare and lifeless. Now it is colourful and encouraging to spend time there - Shannon.
Editor's note: The above article was first published by the NSW Horticultural Therapy Association in their Spring 2000 Newsletter (Issue 51), and is reprinted with the author's permission.
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The Origins Game Fair is finally starting, and we can't wait to show you what we've been working on all winter long! Z-Man Games is sharing a booth (#739) with sibling publisher Pretzel Games so all of our novelties can be found in one place!
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In Aquarium, players need to buy matching fish to collect points… but at what cost? Cross your fingers while competitors change your offer, add new fish, swap others, or even double their value! Build your own aquarium with colorful fish to score the most points! That is, if you can keep them alive until the end of the game.
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