My Grandma laughed her ass off watching

•August 22, 2010 • Leave a Comment

My Grandma laughed her ass off watching @#KICKASS!!!!!! LOL Coolest grandma ever!!!!

Happy B-day Gustavo Cerati and Enrique Bunbury

•August 12, 2010 • 2 Comments

Happy B-Day to Enrique Bunbury and Gustavo Cerati!!!

Ok as prmised here are some videos of their greatest songs

ENRIQUE BUNBURY

ENRIQUE BUNBURY AND HIS BAND HEROES DEL SILENCIO WHEN THEY CAME TO MY COUNTRY IN 2007!!!

GUSTAVO CERATI

GUSTAVO CERATI IN THE BAND SODA STEREO

What are your favorite songs from them???

Inception

•August 9, 2010 • 2 Comments

Christopher Nolan takes us into the complexity of the human mind through dreams, in a bockbuster which (unlike most blockbusters now days) demands us to give our full attention and immerse ourselves into every little detail of it to fully understand it.

The movie stars  Leonardo DiCaprio, Ellen Page, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Marion Cotillard, Tom Hardy, Ken Watanabe, Cillian Murphy, Dileep Rao, Tom Berenger, Pete Postlethwaite, Michael Caine, Lukas Haas.

Now trying to explain the plot of this movie would not only take the fun out of you watching it, but also confuse you… so I just wont get too into it. I’ll just explain that it follows a team of people who have a machine used to go into people’s dreams to be able to steal and/or plant ideas into their brains. Now imagine the complexity of the story when Nolan takes the movies first 45 minutes in setting up what I just said in 1 line (which does not even start reveal anything about the movie). The best thing about the movie is that it does not involve plot twists, it does not need them, it drives you on one storyline so complex, that it will keep you asking “now where is this going?”… you will not think the movie is taking you in a different direction you had thought because you never really know where it is taking you, it IS that disorienting; and this is exactly what makes it easy and exhilarating to dive into it without a problem.

Now this movie is icredibly well layered not only vissually, but in its narration and conception of the idea, in a way only Nolan could have done in a Matrix meets Memento mix. Now I am writing this after viewing it only 1 time… I am sure I will be able to give more in depth. I give this mind bending maze a 5 out of 5… simply perfect, something you have not seen in a very long time, and probably will not be seen in another long period.

Now vissually, this movie probably is not ground braking, but it does push all the boundaries it can, eith great action sequences to give the brain a rest and a very cool fight scene envolving Gordon-Levitt’s character, which is really unique and fun!!! Go watch the movie, a must-see!!!

Here is a part of a HBO special about this movie, an also the movie’s trailer… enjoy

Scream – Chris Cornell

•April 7, 2009 • Leave a Comment

scream

Ok, anyone who is a fan of good rock, knows Chris Cornell from his beginings in Soundgarden, his pass through Audioslave, and his two previous solo albums that were not bad at all.

Now please remember him always for that, hold on to those memories because the new Chris Cornell, sings and dances to Timbaland beats. In his new solo album, completely produced by Timbaland, Cornell gives all of his fans a huge slap in the face, coming up with a soulless, hip hop album that easily could have been recorded by Justin Timberlake or Christina Aguilera, in which each song gets exponentially worst and more boring than the last one. With this album, Cornell simply forgets to buy you flowers and take you to dinner before he fucks you up with an album that dares to spit in the face of every fond memory you had of his music.

The album SCREAM (makes you scream in anger  really) is something to forget about if you have listened to it, or to never even think of, if you haven’t.

This is the opinion of a brokenhearted fan.

if any fans out there feel the same way I do please comment.

Watchmen

•April 7, 2009 • Leave a Comment

March 9th, 2009. saw watchmen movie yesterday. Think it is awesome. must remember to buy tales of the black freighter on dvd. Hurm…

April 7, 2009

Seriously now, i know i have not written anything for a while but i’ve been busy.

Let’s start with my impressions of Watchmen (which I have seen 5 times already).

The movie, like the GN, is set up on an alternate 1985, where Richard Nixon has been elected president of the USA for the third time, and masked vigilantes are part of everyday culture. Now if you are someone that has read the GN, and love it, like me, you will notice that at a running time of 2 hrs and 45 minutes, the movie is missing material from the GN, like Hollis Mason’s murder, the little comic within the comic Tales of the Black Freighter, and some other stuff. all of this were not changed, they are simply not on the movie, even though director Zack Snyder fought to have it in. But this all can be fixed in the Director’s cut edition DVD that will come out.

Now for everything that is in the movie, it is just AWESOME. Snyder really did a magnificent job portraying the look Moore and Gibbons gave the GN. The way some of the scenes feel like you are watching Dave Gibbons’s art move on the screen is amazing, and every performance, with the exception of Silk Spectre II, is fenimenal. Rorschach is perfectly portrayed by Jackie Earl Haley, Dr. Manhattan is perfect. Another of the great things that Snyder did impecably is to stay very faithful to the source material, and not change the story a lot like the studios wanted. The only major change was the ending, NO SQUID!!!!! Now this was something that had me and every other Watchmen fan out there worried, but to tell you the truth , once I saw the movies ending, omg it is really well written and tied up to the story, as it leaves no loose ends. And the most beat=utiful part of the movie is the opening credits. Just watching all those scenes linking the minutemen to the watchmen and explaining everything in between to a Bob Dylan song, was simply Genious.

Now the bad part. Like I said before Tales of the black Freighter is missing but coming soon on DVD with Special Under The Hood. now for the acting the only character that did not completely convince me, but still was not that bad, is Malin as SS II.

For that I would say Snyder deserves a better Criticism than is been given to him. I am sure die hard fans of the GN will come around and realize that this is a beautiful film, made with the fan in mind, and an effort that did not disapoint.

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