Miss A photoshoots.
For Fred Astaire
Happy Birthday to the man who made me fall in love with old Hollywood musicals and tap dancing :)
Let all bitterness, and wrath, and anger, and clamour, and evil speaking, be put away from you, with all malice:
And be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God for Christ’s sake hath forgiven you.
Ephesians 4:31-32
Bible Quote (Series 2.0) #2
Midnight Media Vol. 2: MMV 2
Today: An Awesome Film Trailer
Genre: Caper, Thriller, Action, Mind-bender
This is an spectacular looking movie that just might be lost in this summer’s crowded schedule. There is so much potential in this movie. SERIOUSLY, WATCH THE FRIGGIN’ TRAILER. But I have this gut feeling that this movie may just take a turn for the worse…
This trailer gives the film a vibe of Oceans Eleven, The Prestige, Inception, other Christopher Nolan films, and something special sprinkled on top.
There is an AMAZING cast: Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo, Isla Fisher, Woody Harrelson, Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine & Dave Franco.
Here’s a poster:
Now, what are your thoughts on this 300k viewed trailer?
And quick tip, don’t read the Wikipedia synopsis like I did and spoil a bunch of the film for yourself.
Midnight Media Vol. #1 = MM Vol. 1
Today: A Good Webseries
Name: H.A.C.K.S.
Genre: Comedy
My thoughts: A good introduction to what I hope will become a widely followed webseries. As of this posting, this video has 23k views on Youtube. This series is written by Sourcefed’s Elliott Morgan and I have to say I’m already a fan of this series.
Sit back, relax, and enjoy.
Here are 3 Tumblogs/Tumblrians/blogs that follow me that I can actually recommend and/or publicly show my enthusiasm for:
The first is just a random blog that practically began following me from the beginning that is headed by a wonderful Christian female.
The second is a Bible blog, obviously.
And the last is a blog about the environment, nature news, etc.
If you’re interested in any, go ahead and check them out.
And once again, thank you and God bless! :)
It’s been a while since I posted something on my blog… I’m trying not to make excuses, but a while back my C___ laptop just wouldn’t start up. I tried over and over and I looked it up and apparently either my motherboard died, or some part of my computer is fried. Either way, I’m in desperate need of a laptop.
So I just want to thank the 49 people that are following me, for not unfollowing me after all my inconsistency and lackluster posts.
I’m writing this right now by borrowing a friend’s laptop, thanks David. So after I get myself a budget-laptop I’ll try to make a post marathon of sorts.
So I’ll be on a technical hiatus for now, saving money and trying to post things when I can somehow.
Thank you all and God bless!
Matthew 7:1 KJV
Bible Quote Series 2.0 #1
Quote of the Day #14
Kpop Friday #29.
So Ji Sub’s “Eraser” MV.
So Ji Sub is mainly an actor but 95% of the songs he’s done (in the 3 albums or so he’s released) have been quite good. This song is no exception and it stars Yoo Seungho as the main lead so… another good song, an interesting video, and make sure to check out So Ji Sub’s other work too!
Photo of the Day #52
Polish artist Marta Klonowska makes life-size animals, like this not-so-cuddly dog, out of precisely broken shards of glass.
ETC (Epic Trailers for Cinema) [Revised Title, Same Epic-ness]
ETC #22: Pacific Rim.
(I’m late on this I know) But either way if you haven’t seen the trailer for this movie you should definitely get at least a little hyped for the movie.
Yes, this film will feature a nonsensical storyline but hopefully it’ll be a dumb & possibly entertaining summer popcorn flick that’ll be worth my movie dollars.
I’ll take this movie with a glass of common sense please!
(You see this poster? Yeah, don’t expect anything like this to happen in the movie)The Amazing Spider-Man
STATS
- Satisfied people: Spiderman fans (re: Jim Chapman), film critics, movie audiences, Sony & Columbia execs, Not me
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(~A fellow Tumblrian commented upon this post and I will delve into the Tumblrian’s points that he/she said in argument of my post of why The Amazing Spiderman disappointed~)
+Firstly, I never did comment upon anything about characters (or if the film was more character-driven than the original trilogy) in the new film or if the new Spiderman was better or worse than the older ones.
+Secondly, did anyone see the machine guns firing, Lizard attacking Spiderman, or that tower on Oscorp falling, etc. in the trailers? Just saying, the first teaser trailer was dark & edgy and had a pretty sweet CGI clip [that they only used a second of in the film] that got me interested into seeing the new Spider-Man. The trailers after that showed Spider-Man zipping through Manhattan (which never really did happen) and NYPD in full body-armor shooting at… something.
+Now on the Tumblrian’s point about there being action I must say this:
I got my action dished out to me in 2012’s Total Recall, The Avengers, and heck, even The Dark Knight Rises. I only remember one noteworthy “action” scene from The Amazing Spider-Man: Stan Lee’s cameo. So that doesn’t say much.
+BUT, I really do respect that the director of this film wanted to show his iteration of Spider-Man. I do see that there are elements of this film that were good. Spidey’s humor from the comics are finally on the big screen! His suit is cool! Emma Stone & Andrew Garfield are amazing as Gwen Stacy & Peter Parker. THE CGI WAS SO DANG GOOOOD. 3D! The music mostly fell flat…
+In the end, I guess I set my expectations too high.
My thoughts are that The Amazing Spiderman is = 75%.
And to the Tumblrian, I didn’t write an entire anti-Spidey or hate piece okay? I want to be on good terms so yeah… I do appreciate that there are people who can reply to something that they appreciate & enjoy w/o using foul language.
1 John 2:15-17
Bible Quote of the Day #55
Kpop Friday #28
Orange Caramel’s “Lipstick” MV.
Enough has been said about this already so I’ll sum this video up in 7 words: It’s goofy, eccentric, cute, funny, and fun.
Photo of the Day #51.
David Jon Ogmundsson takes eye-popping shots of nature, and this one, part of a series documenting the eruptions of Mt. Eyjafjallajökull in Iceland, is him at his best.
Photo of the Day #50.
Photographer Gary Jensen was commissioned to document the final days of a Chicago cold storage company. The results, a rare look inside, are less corporate commercial and more arctic adventure.
