Director Linus Phillips spent two years getting to know nine of Seattle’s homeless population; his documentary Great Speeches From a Dying World is a portrait gallery of sorts, with each subject asked to recite a famous speech from history that they felt related to their lives. The Times's Stephen Holden writes that, "given today’s worsening economic climate, the movie carries an extra weight as newly unemployed workers face the possibility of landing on the street without a livelihood. Which of us in our worst nightmares hasn’t imagined a calamitous pile-up of personal disasters that could end in destitution and despair?"
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isn't the friday the 13th movie a reboot of the series?
Sigh, I remember when The Muppets Take Manhattan was playing at the multiplex—across the way was Ghost Busters!
What's with that photo? A preview of Obama's gays in the military policy?
They filmed The International outside my building. It looked awful out of context and from a distance. Or at least, very boring. Even by filming standards.
Clive Owen is totally fuckable though.
Re Clive, I agreed with this comment on Jezebel:
http://jezebel.com/5153192/the-ladies-of-the-view-think-clive-owen-is-hot?t=10723720#c10723720
Jen, thanks for linking to that quote. It's so funny, and so so true.
Yeah, I mean, I'm not gay, but...