Namibia, stand strong! I will not abandon you!!!
Quote of The Post: "A little knowledge is a dangerous thing, especially when you have nowhere to put it."
What makes this true is that when you have no place to put your newfound knowledge, you will inevitably squeeze some old, possibly vital knowledge out. Sure, you may discover an energy efficient way to recreate Vegas in your back yard but you lost your ability to spell. You don't understand why no-one is interested in your "Knackbird Wategass" attraction. Sad, innit? Or maybe the danger lies more in how your remaining knowledge interacts with the newly acquired knowledge. You only retain your knowledge of your former best friend chatting up your missus, while your new knowledge is simply how to change a tire using only strong couple forces and your bare hands. Not a good combination if you catch my drift. Well... not for the former friend anyway, mwahahahahahahaha.
Movie of The Post: Dark City
This film isn't for everyone, that much is certain. Sure, it does look a little "dated" as someone may have said, but it suits. In my opinion, everything about this movie is exactly the way that it is meant to be. It looks a little dodgy, sounds a little dodgy, is a little dodgy. But this dodgy b-grade looking movie gives an outstanding A+ grade entertainment level. The sets looks awesome, the story is intriguing and I love this movie. If you stumble across this, don't pass it by. It might pleasantly surprise you as it did me when I first saw it a few years ago.
Song of The Post: Sleazy Bed Track - The Bluetones
The song isn't so much sleazy as it is hopeful for a little some-some. You get that, huh? Hahaha, I'll bet you do.
Quote of The Post: "A little knowledge is a dangerous thing, especially when you have nowhere to put it."
What makes this true is that when you have no place to put your newfound knowledge, you will inevitably squeeze some old, possibly vital knowledge out. Sure, you may discover an energy efficient way to recreate Vegas in your back yard but you lost your ability to spell. You don't understand why no-one is interested in your "Knackbird Wategass" attraction. Sad, innit? Or maybe the danger lies more in how your remaining knowledge interacts with the newly acquired knowledge. You only retain your knowledge of your former best friend chatting up your missus, while your new knowledge is simply how to change a tire using only strong couple forces and your bare hands. Not a good combination if you catch my drift. Well... not for the former friend anyway, mwahahahahahahaha.
Movie of The Post: Dark City
This film isn't for everyone, that much is certain. Sure, it does look a little "dated" as someone may have said, but it suits. In my opinion, everything about this movie is exactly the way that it is meant to be. It looks a little dodgy, sounds a little dodgy, is a little dodgy. But this dodgy b-grade looking movie gives an outstanding A+ grade entertainment level. The sets looks awesome, the story is intriguing and I love this movie. If you stumble across this, don't pass it by. It might pleasantly surprise you as it did me when I first saw it a few years ago.
Song of The Post: Sleazy Bed Track - The Bluetones
The song isn't so much sleazy as it is hopeful for a little some-some. You get that, huh? Hahaha, I'll bet you do.
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