Monday, December 09, 2013
Wednesday, December 04, 2013
Best hollywood surprise....
Have I ever recommended this movie to you?
When I saw this movie 3 years ago, it turned out to be one of the best kept secrets from hollywood. It is one of my most cherished movies and this movie gets overlooked a lot but it is in fact a very deep movie that is both very inspiring, light-hearted, and a great movie to watch on a dreary rainy day...
I will admit, the reason I watched this movie to begin with was because of my small (okay maybe not that small) crush on Vanessa Hudgens. Yeah, i know she's like 25 years old, so sue me, she's beautiful and the fact that she can sing is what really gets me.
ANYHOW, try and look past that and if you haven't seen this movie, give it an honest watch and i promise you, you will not be disappointed. This is no High School Musical although this movie suffered from being typecasted as such because it was released shortly after all the High School Musical movies and before Glee; also starring Vanessa Hudgens it was prejudged to be of the Disney-affair. But this movie goes very deep and beyond anything than that, the soundtrack is great, acting is great, as well as the storyline.
in the midst of a dreary rainy day, i decided to just throw this movie on while taking care of a hobby of mine (i think at the time i was still into fixing computers) and as i watched this movie, it just kept pulling me in. Until this day, i still can't stop listening to this song and i think Aly Michalka has a beautiful voice:
i think it's time i support this movie and go out and buy it on blu-ray or something and rewatch and relisten to it in HD video and HD sound quality. i still don't know why i don't already own this movie. i mean, i bought Pitch Perfect but i didn't buy this one also? I think it's time to go surfing through amazon...
WOW!!!! NOT RELEASED ON BLU-RAY! because it bombed in the box office..... so sad.... this movie is now truly a gem.... will be keeping my eye out for this movie if it ever releases on blu-ray..... man..... i'm sad now
When I saw this movie 3 years ago, it turned out to be one of the best kept secrets from hollywood. It is one of my most cherished movies and this movie gets overlooked a lot but it is in fact a very deep movie that is both very inspiring, light-hearted, and a great movie to watch on a dreary rainy day...
I will admit, the reason I watched this movie to begin with was because of my small (okay maybe not that small) crush on Vanessa Hudgens. Yeah, i know she's like 25 years old, so sue me, she's beautiful and the fact that she can sing is what really gets me.
ANYHOW, try and look past that and if you haven't seen this movie, give it an honest watch and i promise you, you will not be disappointed. This is no High School Musical although this movie suffered from being typecasted as such because it was released shortly after all the High School Musical movies and before Glee; also starring Vanessa Hudgens it was prejudged to be of the Disney-affair. But this movie goes very deep and beyond anything than that, the soundtrack is great, acting is great, as well as the storyline.
in the midst of a dreary rainy day, i decided to just throw this movie on while taking care of a hobby of mine (i think at the time i was still into fixing computers) and as i watched this movie, it just kept pulling me in. Until this day, i still can't stop listening to this song and i think Aly Michalka has a beautiful voice:
i think it's time i support this movie and go out and buy it on blu-ray or something and rewatch and relisten to it in HD video and HD sound quality. i still don't know why i don't already own this movie. i mean, i bought Pitch Perfect but i didn't buy this one also? I think it's time to go surfing through amazon...
WOW!!!! NOT RELEASED ON BLU-RAY! because it bombed in the box office..... so sad.... this movie is now truly a gem.... will be keeping my eye out for this movie if it ever releases on blu-ray..... man..... i'm sad now
Monday, November 18, 2013
The single most baddass scene in all of hollywood...
no matter what... i can never EVER get tired of this scene...
The Rohirim was already amazing after Two Towers and i didn't think they could top what they did in that one... then this happened and i may have actually shed a tear at the movie theaters when i first saw this unfold from it's sheer awesomeness....
goes down as one of my most favorite movie scenes ever.... and then when they fight the olefants i'm like.... fuuuuuuuuuuuuuu....
i only bring this up because I have Return of the King extended edition playing in the background while i get some work done with my puppy sleeping on my lap...
The Rohirim was already amazing after Two Towers and i didn't think they could top what they did in that one... then this happened and i may have actually shed a tear at the movie theaters when i first saw this unfold from it's sheer awesomeness....
goes down as one of my most favorite movie scenes ever.... and then when they fight the olefants i'm like.... fuuuuuuuuuuuuuu....
i only bring this up because I have Return of the King extended edition playing in the background while i get some work done with my puppy sleeping on my lap...
Friday, November 15, 2013
Today just felt like one of those days...
to all those that has lost someone recently.... my condolences...
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Friday, November 08, 2013
Halo and Modern Warfare's Love Child
warning... what you're about to see is raunchy sex between the aforementioned games:
i can't wait for this game
i can't wait for this game
Tuesday, November 05, 2013
Monday, November 04, 2013
Tony Bromo
HAHAHAHAHAH i JUST saw this on SBNation.... i didn't think anyone actually did this... trying to pull a fast one but now caught on tape!!!
Tony Romo...... or should i say.... Bro-Mo.... i take my hat off to you sir... for having the gusto to try such an amazing trick on camera and right under the ref's nose.... ::applaud:: this may have just made me a Tony Romo fan just cuz it's so hilarious...
Friday, November 01, 2013
inSPECtion
WARNING if you haven't seen INCEPTION yet (what's wrong with you?) and plan to, do not read this because it will contain spoilers.....
alright alright... by now, you've probably read one of my many theories about Inception and probably know about the ending and Cobb's REAL totem right?
TURN ON SUBTITLES TO LISTEN TO EXPLANATION!!!!!
This video was sent to me today and even though it confirmed what i had already believed in for years regarding the movie, it also made me question the validity to both my claim and this video's claim.
Warning, this may seem a little far-fetched, and it probably was not the intention of Christopher Nolan but hear me out and it COULD be plausible, even though it's most likely not how it's supposed to be. Alright, i think that's deep enough down this post that if you're still reading this and have not seen Inception, i'm just going to straight up spoil it left and right. Cobb wears his ring when he's in the dream world, but it is noticeably gone when he's in the real world. Now, i always thought this is because his wedding ring was his real totem to allow him to decipher whether he was really in the dream world or in reality. But just think about that for a moment. Was that REALLY his totem? Did he ever use his ring to remind him if he was in the real world or not? He inherited his wife's totem but just hear me out, i don't believe the ring is Cobb's way of knowing if he's in the real world or not. This video brought to my attention the actual reason why through the whole movie we see Cobb with a wedding ring in the dream world but not in reality.
In Cobb's mind, he is still married to his wife and chooses to hold on to her and their marriage.
Think about that.
So the reason we see Cobb wearing his ring in the movie is not because Cobb uses it to distinguish from reality and the dream world; but in fact it represents that inside Cobb's mind his self projection of himself is a man that is still Married to his wife and is holding on to her, keeping her alive in his mind thus keeping himself married.
Now, fast forward to the end of the movie when everyone is waking up from their dreams. The limbo scene where Cobb and Ariadne traverse down to save Fisher and bring him back up one level. In that scene Mal gets shot by Ariadne and then jumps up leaving Cobb and a dying dream-version of Mal in limbo. But what happens in that scene? He lets go of Mal and the though of keeping her alive. He finally "moves on" in that very moment and she no longer haunts him.
What do you think happens when someone moves on? As someone who has had to "move on" a fair number of times in his life, i'll tell you. you no longer see that other person as a part of your life. they are a memory of good or bad times, however you wish to store it in your mind, but now? now they are nothing more than a stranger to you and you move on and realize that it's over.
What do you think Cobb will see again the next time he "dreams" now that he has gotten over his wife in that one scene? Will his subconscious still consider himself married? Is he still trying to cling on to his marriage and his wife? The guilt over what he did to her? Or did he finally let go.....
If he let go.... then the ring shouldn't be there the next time he dreams...
which now brings me back to my original theory and this video.... which throws the whole ending back into "limbo".... is Cobb actually in the real world? OR is he dreaming again of a world where he has finally let go of the guilt from his wife (no more ring) and can once again go home to see his children....
and then i realized that in limbo when he's going after Saito in the beginning and the ending of the movie after he's supposedly let go of his wife and his guilt he's still wearing his ring.... so....
damn....
LOL
like i said.... almost plausible... almost believable... but in the end Chris Nolan is still smarter than all of us...
btw... i absolutely love this movie... think i'll watch it again on full blast over the weekend...
alright alright... by now, you've probably read one of my many theories about Inception and probably know about the ending and Cobb's REAL totem right?
TURN ON SUBTITLES TO LISTEN TO EXPLANATION!!!!!
This video was sent to me today and even though it confirmed what i had already believed in for years regarding the movie, it also made me question the validity to both my claim and this video's claim.
Warning, this may seem a little far-fetched, and it probably was not the intention of Christopher Nolan but hear me out and it COULD be plausible, even though it's most likely not how it's supposed to be. Alright, i think that's deep enough down this post that if you're still reading this and have not seen Inception, i'm just going to straight up spoil it left and right. Cobb wears his ring when he's in the dream world, but it is noticeably gone when he's in the real world. Now, i always thought this is because his wedding ring was his real totem to allow him to decipher whether he was really in the dream world or in reality. But just think about that for a moment. Was that REALLY his totem? Did he ever use his ring to remind him if he was in the real world or not? He inherited his wife's totem but just hear me out, i don't believe the ring is Cobb's way of knowing if he's in the real world or not. This video brought to my attention the actual reason why through the whole movie we see Cobb with a wedding ring in the dream world but not in reality.
In Cobb's mind, he is still married to his wife and chooses to hold on to her and their marriage.
Think about that.
So the reason we see Cobb wearing his ring in the movie is not because Cobb uses it to distinguish from reality and the dream world; but in fact it represents that inside Cobb's mind his self projection of himself is a man that is still Married to his wife and is holding on to her, keeping her alive in his mind thus keeping himself married.
Now, fast forward to the end of the movie when everyone is waking up from their dreams. The limbo scene where Cobb and Ariadne traverse down to save Fisher and bring him back up one level. In that scene Mal gets shot by Ariadne and then jumps up leaving Cobb and a dying dream-version of Mal in limbo. But what happens in that scene? He lets go of Mal and the though of keeping her alive. He finally "moves on" in that very moment and she no longer haunts him.
What do you think happens when someone moves on? As someone who has had to "move on" a fair number of times in his life, i'll tell you. you no longer see that other person as a part of your life. they are a memory of good or bad times, however you wish to store it in your mind, but now? now they are nothing more than a stranger to you and you move on and realize that it's over.
What do you think Cobb will see again the next time he "dreams" now that he has gotten over his wife in that one scene? Will his subconscious still consider himself married? Is he still trying to cling on to his marriage and his wife? The guilt over what he did to her? Or did he finally let go.....
If he let go.... then the ring shouldn't be there the next time he dreams...
which now brings me back to my original theory and this video.... which throws the whole ending back into "limbo".... is Cobb actually in the real world? OR is he dreaming again of a world where he has finally let go of the guilt from his wife (no more ring) and can once again go home to see his children....
and then i realized that in limbo when he's going after Saito in the beginning and the ending of the movie after he's supposedly let go of his wife and his guilt he's still wearing his ring.... so....
damn....
LOL
like i said.... almost plausible... almost believable... but in the end Chris Nolan is still smarter than all of us...
btw... i absolutely love this movie... think i'll watch it again on full blast over the weekend...
Monday, October 28, 2013
why he's such an asshole
golden tate wins the douchebag award
mr. "i caught that ball" after the NFL deems it was a bad call....
mr. "i caught that ball" after the NFL deems it was a bad call....
Monday, October 21, 2013
Grand Theft Audio
everytime i hear this song in GTA5 i feel like it was altered in such a way that the lyrics sound like this to me:
♫ All we hear is.... radio ca-ca... radio poo-poo.... radio ca-ca... ♪
is it just me??? listen to the song with a light heart and try and make it out... haha...
i love listening to GTA music.... the radio stations is one of my most favorite things about the GTA series... they make you remember songs that have been forgotten and bring it back into the spotlight in such an awesome way
Los Santos Rock Radio
0:06-5:06 - I Don't Care Anymore by Phil Collins
5:32-8:47 - Hollywood Nights by Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band
9:54-13:14 - Heartbeat by Don Johnson
13:35-16:44 - I Wouldn't Want to Be Like You by The Alan Parsons Project
17:57-22:05 - All the Things She Said by Simple Minds
22:15-25:31 - Dirty White Boy by Foreigner
26:07-30:19 - I Can't Wait by Stevie Nicks
31:28-34:51 - I'm Free (Heaven Helps the Man) by Kenny Loggins
35:21-38:50 - Big Log by Robert Plant
39:03-42:39 - Photograph by Def Leppard
42:40-45:45 - Too Late for Goodbyes by Julian Lennon
45:54-49:30 - Lonely is the Night by Billy Squier
49:32-51:50 -Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake by Small Faces
52:10-57:25 - Baker Street by Gerry Rafferty
58:01-1:00:52 - Rock'n Me by Steve Miller Band
1:00:53-1:05:20 - Higher Love by Steve Winwood
1:06:16-1:10:53 - Radio Ga Ga by Queen
1:10:55-1:14:16 - Heartbeat by Don Johnson
1:15:08-1:18:23 - What a Fool Believes by The Doobie Brothers
1:19:32-1:22:50 - If You Leave Me Now by Chicago
1:23:57-1:27:33 - Photograph by Def Leppard
1:29:03-1:32:43 - Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting by Elton John
1:32:44-1:36:26 - Hollywood Nights by Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band
1:37:36-1:40:42 - Too Late for Goodbyes by Julian Lennon
1:40:43-1:43:02 - Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake by Small Faces
1:44:39-1:48:52 - I Can't Wait by Stevie Nicks
1:49:17-1:52:57 - Lonely is the Night by Billy Squier
Friday, October 18, 2013
Pure.... Genius....
Bill Walsh has got to be the greatest mind in football... the man changed football to what we know it is today:
Quarterbacking lessons taught by Bill Walsh with Joe Montana, Jesse Sapulo, Brent Jones, and Roger Craig
Quarterbacking lessons taught by Bill Walsh with Joe Montana, Jesse Sapulo, Brent Jones, and Roger Craig
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
The greatest thing i've ever stumbled across...
OMG.... OMG..... O..... M...... G......
There is a documentary about Bill Watterson and the greatest.... THE GREATEST... comic strip ever created
anyone want to go watch it with me? nobody has to... i would be perfectly fine watching this all by myself... this is quite possibly one of my most cherished things in this world... i HAVE to watch this.... it's making me:
just thinking about it.....
=)
There is a documentary about Bill Watterson and the greatest.... THE GREATEST... comic strip ever created
anyone want to go watch it with me? nobody has to... i would be perfectly fine watching this all by myself... this is quite possibly one of my most cherished things in this world... i HAVE to watch this.... it's making me:
just thinking about it.....
=)
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