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Movie | April 27th, 2010
The most powerful superheroes must balance their weaknesses against their amazing powers to add up to a net gain. Considering that every superhero is a flawed human (excluding Superman, of course), this is not a simple equation. Strength, intelligence, resourcefulness, and ability to manipulate the environment around them are all important features of power, but [...]
Tags: Batman, Billy Batson, brain power, Captain Marvel, character flaws, Clark, Dr. X. The, Flash, green lantern, Hulk, hulk smash, infinite power, Jimmy, kryptonite, lack of intelligence, Lois, magic ring, paraplegic, Power, ring, Strength, superhero, Superman, technological invention, Thor, Wally West
It is here on this cold December day just a little less than three weeks shy of Christmas that I felt the warmth of New Mexico’s High Desert in my living room, after having watched John Grabowska’s documentary film, Remembered Earth: New Mexico’s High Desert. This half hour feature will allow one to witness the [...]
Tags: American, cold december, documentary, documentary film, documentary footage, Earth, experience, film, High Desert, Hollywood, Jessica Schneider, John, John Grabowska, land, musical score, N. Scott Momaday, New Mexico, old westerns, part, pbs documentary, poetic style, Steve Ruth, time, Todd Boekelheide, traveling back in time, West
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Movie | April 12th, 2010
Unveiled in 2007, The Beatles LOVE grew out of a mutual admiration between the late George Harrison and Cirque founder Guy Lalibert. After years of discussion, enough interest developed to develop the latest Cirque du Soleil show, LOVE. This is a different Cirque show compared to the others in Vegas. Here they have taken the [...]
Tags: Abbey Road, abbey road studios, Beatles, beatles classics, Cirque, Fact, father mckenzie, founder guy, George Harrison, Guy Lalibert, lady madonna, Las Vegas, LOVE, Madonna, Mirage, modern marvels, music of the beatles, mutual admiration, production, Sergeant Pepper, show, Soliel, theater, Vegas, visit
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Music | April 5th, 2010
Many parents may see a cartoon in a store and if they’re uneducated and their child wishes to purchase the cartoon they may buy it without realizing that not all cartoons are intended for children. I have seen so many petitions, organizations, and websites that scream that anime is corrupting america’s children. It seems like [...]
Tags: adult, adult humor, animated films, anime, anime market, box, cartoon, child, dark themes, Fact, family entertainment, mature content, myth 2, nudity, nudity adult, swearing, violence, young adults