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Happy Holidays! 2008

Hiya everyone! As the year winds down (or spins nearly out of control, rather), Chris and I may not have a chance to post much or say Merry Christmas and/or Happy New Year at the actual date, so I thought I’d best say it now. Chris is finishing up his Senior projects and [...]

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Aqua Teen Hunger Force colon Movie Film for Theaters — he said, she said — movie review

The main motley crew consists of an oversized "Happy Meal": whiny egotistical Master Shake, levitating sleeve of french fries and voice of reason Frylock, and a naïve little raw meatball named Meatwad.

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  Hadouken! - Music for an Accelerated Culture — music review

  If you love slick speak, thick layered sounds, quick synthesizer bender-ing (think electronic slide whistle), look no further than Leeds' Hadouken!'s debut, Music for an Accelerated Culture.
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  Urban Explorers: Into the Darkness — movie review — early!

  Nevermind the excitement of almost plummeting to your death in an abandoned silo or tripping a silent pressure-sensitive alarm, there's excitement in stepping into a realm that time and people have forgotten... a building that used to be a central hub of everyone's lives, but now (barely) standing.
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  Synecdoche, New York — he said, she said — movie review — screener!

  Ironically, when presented in such a lackadaisical, fatalist farse, it's enlightening and reassuring to realize how much control we really do have over our lives.
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  Missing - Criterion Collection — dvd movie review — early!

  This is where acclaimed director Costa-Gavras excels, painting courage vs. vulnerability, elation vs. frustration, hope vs. grief.
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  Welcome to the Quiet Room — he said, she said — movie review — early!

  Suffice it to say our main character goes away with far more than a flippant non-sequitur regarding their time with the kooky girls of Ward C.
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  Forgetting Sarah Marshall — dvd movie review

  "Doo doo papers". I knew some guys that actually called toilet paper just that. "Doo doo papers". And Forgetting Sarah Marshall included this indigenous (yet I must say rarely used) term in a fight scene.
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  Summer Catch-Up 3: The Death of Summer (Tropic Thunder — Pineapple Express — Journey to the Center of the Earth — Scorpion King 2: Rise of a Warrior — Walk All Over Me — My Science Project) +book and tv show reviews

  I don't get it either. I really wanted to get it, but it seemed as though getting it might be equivalent to pretending to be elite for liking drinking games after college.