January 2010
24 posts
“I can lose my hands, and still live. I can lose my legs and still live. I can...”
– Jack D. Forbes
This passage comes in the conclusion of this amazingly eye-opening book, a conclusion where Forbes, a Native American activist and scholar, offers the Native American way of thinking of life as a cure to the current destruction of earth. The book itself mainly details the...
WatchI Guess I Kind of Want to See This
Really, this looks like a sequel to Step Brothers without the raunchy jokes. Cyrus is by the Duplass Brothers, the kings of the mumblecore, which means movies with low budgets and improvised dialogue and lots of talking but not really too much mumbling. The only mumblecore movie I’ve seen was Humpday, which wasn’t done by a Duplass brother but...
Christianity Screws Up Again →
He seems so happy, which makes this all the more sad.
WatchI Just Found My New Song of the New Decade
I’m just going to go back in time and hit up this graduation instead my own.
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If Shakespeare Wrote 'The Big Lebowski'
Damn, this is impressive. Young filmmaker Adam Bertocci wrote an entire play adaptation of The Big Lebowski in the style of Shakespeare, including authentic names of the characters. I can’t even imagine how long this took him. You can read the entire thing here, and please do. It’s awesome. According to his Facebook page, the site has only been up for one day and he’s already had...
WatchTake That, McDonald’s
More people need to take a stand against the sub-par burgers thrown on their trays. Next thing you know, we’ll all just come to accept the thinnest possible slice of frozen beef as the best we can get. Is that the kind of world you want your kids to live through? Let’s make this woman Sheriff.
WatchThis is For Anyone Who Thinks Independence Day Is The Cat’s Meow
So a bunch of students from SCAD apparently do a bunch of these Be Kind, Rewind-type stage productions of movies. This is clearly the best. It’s like they skipped Citizen Kane and The Godfather and 3 Ninjas and just went straight for the glory, the greatest film of all time.
It’s basically one three guys playing...
