HEY! I'm Back! AGAIN!
I recently posted THIS on Facebook...
OK Crackbook....here's the deal...
...I was going to cancel my account due to TOO many opinions flying all over you
but that is Exactly what you are about Crackbook! Everyone sharing their opinions whether they are solicited or not about anything from the state of the world to the green lump of filth someone found in their ass in the morning.
It's funny because only on Crackbook can you see someone take part in a debate or quiz or test and post their results....and then slam people for doing it the next day.
YUP! Rigid Opinions, Hypocrisy, and the right to Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Expression, Freedom of speaking our minds! RIGHT Here, online, in America!
and just remember...those whose feel opinions and test/quiz post should be squashed are attempting to squash Everyone's rights as handed down by the Constitution.
Freedom to speak your mind and say 'FUCK YOU!' to everyone!
FUCK YOU EVERYONE!
people make me sick....
I got pissed due to the actions of friends posting stuff all over Facebook, making one post
and then Totally contradicting themselves on the next one! I know that they have a variety of
ideas and opinions and they are entitled to them but to contradict them no more than a day later?
And then go back to doing the same shit before!?
If I wuz dating them I be tearing my hair out right now....which would be painful cause the only
hair I have left is 'round my 'sexy man bits'....OUCH!
Living in America, we are all entitled to our opinions no matter how right or left wing
(whatever the hell that means) they are. However, if people do not have the consistency to say
one thing and stick to it, without contradicting themselves or showing themselves as hypocrites,
then I can't listen to what they have to say anymore.
and that's sad cause my friends are among the smartest, creative, funny and enlightened people
I know. Makes sense cause I'm that way too! hehe
meh. whatever. Freedom of Speech and all that....
That's all for Now, Space-Pals!
Remember: Life (and possibly Your friends) is Insane. You're Not.
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Saturday, April 5, 2014
Double movie reviw - 'Son of God' and 'Noah'...or....didn't mean to go all religious on yous...BUT...
Hello again folks!
I keep having trouble doing this weekly but I'll redouble my efforts to do so
NOW
TWO Movie reviews...wow...lazy bastard Dave lol....
First = 'Noah' (WARNING: SPOILERS!)
'Noah' is of course based on the biblical passages in Genesis of how Noah was chosen by God
to save the animals of the Earth cause man was corrupt and needed to be...well...Gone.
Saying that this movie takes liberties with the Bible to make the movie more dramatic is a
true understatement. Rock giants help and defend Noah and his family and man's corruption
is not just of the soul but also of the physical and technological kind. Man is seen as having
steam power and almost rifles. It as if the writer and director decided that moral corruption
wasn't enough but they had to put in that humans were destroying the earth, or their little
corner of it as well.
This is not to say that the movie Isn't good. The performances given by all were well done and,
other than one scene where I felt it was slightly overacted by Emma Watson (who play's Shem's
wife), compelling and engaging performances. You care about what happens to this family.
Russell Crowe has gone for a minimalist performance as Noah in depicting his struggles with
what he is to do and how to understand and interpret God's will. This makes the movie more
stressful in discovering how it will end and play out.
As usual, I went to a matinee (to save MONEY!) so I would say if you are interested in seeing this
then, as I do, go to a matinee and save money. It's a good quasi-religious film which uses Noah's
beliefs, faith and devotion to show that good people can overcome bad situations or bad people.
'Noah' gets a Thumbs Up (but not Way up)
Second = 'Son of God' (WARNING: SPOILERS)
( Second warning: being a Catholic myself, Jesus will Always be capitalized as will the words
'Him' (and related), 'God' (and related) and the like. If you have trouble with this stop reading)
'Son of God' is the story of Jesus of Nazareth from the time when he starts gathering his apostles
to John's vision of Him after Jesus' resurrection while he was in exile. The footage is taken from
the History Channel's mini series 'The Bible' which tried to depict a more realistic view of BC
Israel and the Middle East. The mini series was great and gave a feeling that one could actually
feel what it was like to live then sans heat and little cover.
It is well done and makes the viewer see not just the spirituality and faith of the apostles and
Jesus but also the humanity of them all. You see the astonishment of the people reflected in the
apostles faces when Jesus heals the cripple and tells him to get up and walk. You see the humanity
of Jesus when he stops to speak to children with a smile and joy, even when he is talking about
the destruction of the Jewish temple. Diogo Morgado brings a humanity to Jesus that has not been seen since Robert Powell's portrayal of Him in the 1977 mini series 'Jesus of Nazareth'. Not only
is he charismatic but he is confident and playful, as if he knows what's going to happen before it
does as sees wonder and a little amusement in it. All the parts are well acted and engaging and
Peter's portrayal by Darwin Shaw is strong and confident. He shows how much of a true leader
Peter will become not just in his faith but in his no nonsense, too-the-point bluntness as to what to
believe and how to follow Jesus.
As usual, I went to a matinee (to save MONEY!) but this is a movie that should be enjoyed. If you
want to see 'Son of God' then just go. This is a movie Worth the time and money. It is a good
religious film that shows a realism to the time and a humanity to the story that makes it a Better
movie.
'Son of God' gets a Thumbs Way Up
OK. so I saw 'Captain America; The Winter Soldier' and I'll do a review on that in a few weeks
after most people have seen it so I don't spoil too much of it.
Hopefully tomorrow I will do an actual 'David D. Life Update' blog so stay tuned!
That's All for Now, Space-Pals!
Remember: Life is Insane. You're Not.
I keep having trouble doing this weekly but I'll redouble my efforts to do so
NOW
TWO Movie reviews...wow...lazy bastard Dave lol....
First = 'Noah' (WARNING: SPOILERS!)
'Noah' is of course based on the biblical passages in Genesis of how Noah was chosen by God
to save the animals of the Earth cause man was corrupt and needed to be...well...Gone.
Saying that this movie takes liberties with the Bible to make the movie more dramatic is a
true understatement. Rock giants help and defend Noah and his family and man's corruption
is not just of the soul but also of the physical and technological kind. Man is seen as having
steam power and almost rifles. It as if the writer and director decided that moral corruption
wasn't enough but they had to put in that humans were destroying the earth, or their little
corner of it as well.
This is not to say that the movie Isn't good. The performances given by all were well done and,
other than one scene where I felt it was slightly overacted by Emma Watson (who play's Shem's
wife), compelling and engaging performances. You care about what happens to this family.
Russell Crowe has gone for a minimalist performance as Noah in depicting his struggles with
what he is to do and how to understand and interpret God's will. This makes the movie more
stressful in discovering how it will end and play out.
As usual, I went to a matinee (to save MONEY!) so I would say if you are interested in seeing this
then, as I do, go to a matinee and save money. It's a good quasi-religious film which uses Noah's
beliefs, faith and devotion to show that good people can overcome bad situations or bad people.
'Noah' gets a Thumbs Up (but not Way up)
Second = 'Son of God' (WARNING: SPOILERS)
( Second warning: being a Catholic myself, Jesus will Always be capitalized as will the words
'Him' (and related), 'God' (and related) and the like. If you have trouble with this stop reading)
'Son of God' is the story of Jesus of Nazareth from the time when he starts gathering his apostles
to John's vision of Him after Jesus' resurrection while he was in exile. The footage is taken from
the History Channel's mini series 'The Bible' which tried to depict a more realistic view of BC
Israel and the Middle East. The mini series was great and gave a feeling that one could actually
feel what it was like to live then sans heat and little cover.
It is well done and makes the viewer see not just the spirituality and faith of the apostles and
Jesus but also the humanity of them all. You see the astonishment of the people reflected in the
apostles faces when Jesus heals the cripple and tells him to get up and walk. You see the humanity
of Jesus when he stops to speak to children with a smile and joy, even when he is talking about
the destruction of the Jewish temple. Diogo Morgado brings a humanity to Jesus that has not been seen since Robert Powell's portrayal of Him in the 1977 mini series 'Jesus of Nazareth'. Not only
is he charismatic but he is confident and playful, as if he knows what's going to happen before it
does as sees wonder and a little amusement in it. All the parts are well acted and engaging and
Peter's portrayal by Darwin Shaw is strong and confident. He shows how much of a true leader
Peter will become not just in his faith but in his no nonsense, too-the-point bluntness as to what to
believe and how to follow Jesus.
As usual, I went to a matinee (to save MONEY!) but this is a movie that should be enjoyed. If you
want to see 'Son of God' then just go. This is a movie Worth the time and money. It is a good
religious film that shows a realism to the time and a humanity to the story that makes it a Better
movie.
'Son of God' gets a Thumbs Way Up
OK. so I saw 'Captain America; The Winter Soldier' and I'll do a review on that in a few weeks
after most people have seen it so I don't spoil too much of it.
Hopefully tomorrow I will do an actual 'David D. Life Update' blog so stay tuned!
That's All for Now, Space-Pals!
Remember: Life is Insane. You're Not.
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