Stubby Movie Reviews: W. and Punisher: War Zone
Last night, I finally saw two movies I’ve been meaning to see for months now. I don’t know why, but I just couldn’t fit them into my busy schedule which is usually full because of my need to watch One Tree Hill, Lost, Krod Mandoon and the Flaming Sword of Fire, and 24. I digress.
First, I saw Oliver Stone’s George W. Bush biopic, “W.” It’s a fascinating movie that shows us glimpses of Dubya’s eventful life, from his frat boy days up to the invasion of Iraq. I thoroughly loved the cast and their magnificent performances, especially that of Josh Brolin. Man, there were moments that I thought I was watching a documentary. He knocked it out of the ballpark, this role. The movie kind of fell flat near the end, but it definitely made me appreciate, if not respect, the Bush family more. Also, props to Thandie Newton for an enjoyable Condeleezza Rice performance.
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We all feel the urge to find out things about other people every now and then. Whether you’re a single and lonely person trying to re-establish connections with old friends or you’re a member of your company’s human resources department trying to see if a job applicant is actually a child molester, you will almost certainly rely on the Internet to give you the information you need. The problem is, the Internet is a black hole of information about people. You will need a reliable tool to navigate it, something that doesn’t entirely depend on search algorithms.
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