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I eat these things at these places a lot when I was student, but never feel it's that special until I see this clip! :)

Love Anthony Bourdain!

He enjoys his life in a very special way don't you think? :)

..........Falling Down.....

Have you ever thought why people fall down? Absolutely, there are many reasons, but the most important one is breaking down the mental of people. In such instances, these people have a tendency to do violence and not to obey the rules. Sometimes, as a consequence of their environment or living area, they face discrimination and they accepted like criminal and guilty person. We can come .......
cross with these people in our lives or we can see them in movies. The movie called “Falling Down” deals with this problem as a subject, and there is a man -D-fens- who experiences mental breakdown in the film. In my opinion, there are many reasons why the man -D-fens- has a mental breakdown...
(unemployed defence engineer William Foster (played by Michael Douglas)

First of all, the world around him is unfair, and he can’t accept inequity; therefore, he show his violent face which is the effect of mental breakdown. There are several incident about inequity in the movie. For example, in the market, the Korean man does not have any intention to give change to him. Because of this, he show his anger:he hits the Korean shop owner, breaks up his shop with the base ball bat, and at the end of the scene, he pays the cost of coke supposing that he does not damage to anything in the shop. From these behaviour, we can understand that he is imbalanced and impatient. Also, he doesn’t like the citizens of other countries. Second example is that, in the golf area, the old golfer said that “Miserable and poor man can not go into the golf field.” Actually, he said this sentence to D-fens. Therefore, he shows his anger again:he draws his gun and threatens the old golfer. As we can see from two examples, mental breakdown of D-fens is the result of his circumference. He behaves so rude and violent that it shows “the Falling Down of one person”. In brief, in this paragraph, we see that the first reason why D-fens’s mental brake down is the inequity and injustice in his environment.

In addition, according to him, the system which takes place in government, restaurants, construction industry is not appropriate one. In his walk to the family house, he comes across with many people who represent the improper system. For example, in a fast food restaurant, the restaurant’s owner do not have wish to give breakfast although three minutes passed the breakfast time. D-fens insists on giving him a breakfast, but the manager don’t care. Then he shows his violent face again, and he shoots the ceiling of the restaurant. This example shows that a person, whose mental was broken down, always objects something around him/her since he/she can’t control his feelings and reaction. Interestingly, in this scene, we can understand that he only want to harm his target, not to other innocent people. For instance, he do not want to hurt the consumers in the restaurant because his target is the system of the fast food restaurant. The second example is the wealth of a plastic surgeon. D-fens wonders how the plastic surgeon can make a fortune like that. He says that he had worked for many years, but he has nothing now. Maybe, this injustice made his mental brake down. In brief, in this paragraph, we see that the second reason why D-fens’s mental brake down is the unfair system around him.

Finally, his unsuccessful business career and marriage may be the reason why he is experiencing mental breakdown. First, his marriage was ruined because of his imbalanced behaviour. We couldn’t know why he seperated precisely, but it may be frustration and be driven to violence by the inherent irritations of everyday life..........CONTINUED in comment section...

i've watched Elf maybe 10 times in 9 days... & jingle all the way 5 or 6 times.

what are your favourite xmas movies?

my list:

gremlins
die hard 1 & 2
home alone
trading places
santa claus the movie

maybe Lethal Weapon... & the grinch?

what are yours?

Oh my gosh! I’m so speechless and amazed after watching Bajrangi Bhaijaan. I cried, laughed, cried, and laughed some more. Amazing story. Amazing acting by Salman Khan, Harshaali, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Nawaz and the rest of the cast and crew. I loved the message of this movie. Loved Kareena as Rasika when she told Bajrangi that the caste system was stupid and that you should not hate a six year old girl just because she was a Pakistani Muslim. Loved the songs. Was crying so much Bajrangi decided to give Shahida to the agent who was going to take her across the border to Pakistan. Thank God that Pawan was there to rescue her when the agent sold her to the brothel madam. Loved it when Pawan decided to take Munni across the border to Pakistan himself. So funny about Boo Ali and how Pawan didn’t want to escape from the border patrol because he was Bajrangi Bali’s devotee and so he could not do anything on the sly.

Loved how he didn’t want to go into Pakistan until he got permission. So funny how he met Chand Nawaz and how Munni stole the handcuffs from the police officer. But hands down my two favorite hilarious parts were when Pawan and Chand Nawaz had to escape dressed as women wearing burkas. Kind of reminded me of Mahabharat and our Shaheer dressed as Brihannela. The second funniest part was when someone asks have you heard of Mahabharat and the other person is like what is that, is that a new movie. Lol.

Loved the hug between Shahida and her mother when they finally reunited. Loved the love that the two countries of India and Pakistan had for Bajrangi Bhaijaan. Had tears running down my face at the end of the movie when everyone is shouting Bajrangi Bhaijaan and Pawan is going across the gates to go back to India and then Shahida runs to him but she can’t get his attention because she could not speak since birth but then finally she yells “Jai Sri Ram, Mama!”

Loved how they tricked the head police officer by Shahida/Munni leaving the banana in the exhaust pipe of the car so that the car would stop and Chand Nawaz would use his amazing mechanic skills to fix the car. Loved it when Nawaz said that his wife was also mute and then he said mother and daughter are sametosame. Laughing out loud, Salman Khan made an interesting women. Totally thought about our gandivdhari (Arjuna from Mahabharat) than.

We should not discriminate against others because of their caste, creed, or sex. Absolutely loved it when the police started lifting the veils of the women to see if they were really women. Loved it when the women slapped the police officers. Loved hearing the Hanuman Chalisa at various parts of the movie. So glad to see my favorite actor be the best that he can be. We want peace and love not war and hate. We should get together and work together to make this world a better place. We need more people to act like Bajrangi Bhaijaan. Loved the Rasika and Pawan Jodi (relationship). The chicken song was absolutely hilarious to see. Loved the song at the Dargha in Kashmir. There should be more movies like this made in this world!

Watched Revenant last night and it was not my scene!!
Too much blood and long duration. I think I hide most times behind my scarf.. But won't deny I like what reminder I picked up from the movie.

Human motivation to survive.
Glass' motivation was his son and it gave him the strength to go through HELL of pain to heal. Even as his son died, he had the motivation to go trough hell again to revenge! What an amazing thing can happen with motivation.

Got me thinking...what's my motivation to be a robot on weekdays and koala on weekends..

Indonesian films are always bonkers. The Raid and The Raid 2 are perfect examples of that.

This film pairs Iko Uwais and Joe Taslim again, after their previous movie, The Raid. Other actors include Julie Estelle, Zack Lee, Sunny Pang, Abimana Aryasatya, Salvita Decorte and Asha Kenyeri Bermudez.

So what is it about?

Joe Taslim plays Ito, a gangland enforcer, caught amidst a treacherous and violent insurrection within his Triad crime family upon his return home from a stint abroad. When Ito turns his back on the Triad, they send their rising star, Arian, played by Iko Uwais, to kill Ito. Ito and Arian are old friends, which makes it a bit awkward, to say the least.

The movie opens with a bang, literally. What follows is a 2 hour brutal film, where there is a lot of blood, dismemberments, guts, broken bones and crushed skulls. The movie is so bloody, that it earned an NC-17 rating, which is only given to movies too violent and brutal to get an R rating.

The acting is great, and the fight scenes are intense. Asha Kenyeri Bermudez does a fantastic job as the child, who Ito takes under his protection.

While I was watching it, I kept thinking "That was absolutely disgusting" several times over. It is definitely not for the squeamish kind of people, and it would most definitely be banned in certain places, due to the graphic violence in the film.

Like I said in the beginning, Indonesian films are ridiculous, but in a good way.

This movie earns a 9/10 from me!

Looney Tunes Cartoons, the new series of animated shorts released exclusively on the HBO Max streaming service, will not be "doing guns," says series executive producer and showrunner Peter Browngardt. A throwback to the Looney Tunes cartoons of the 1930s and 1940s — bringing back classic pairings like Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd, Tweety and Sylvester, and Daffy Duck and Porky Pig — the zany cartoon violence depicted in Looney Tunes Cartoons will continue with anvils, dynamite, and other weapons as part of the 1,000-plus minutes of all-new animation taking a cartoonist-driven approach to its simple, gag-driven storytelling.

"We're not doing guns," Browngardt told The New York Times. "But we can do cartoony violence — TNT, the Acme stuff. All that was kind of grandfathered in."

Unlike Cartoon Network's since-cancelled The Looney Tunes Show, styled after a sitcom, Looney Tunes Cartoons doesn't do scripts — before COVID-19, cartoonists gathered in a room together to draw pictures and gags — focusing instead on simple concepts and gut-busting gags.

"Some of them have maybe gone a little too far, so they might come out in a different format," Browngardt said, adding some of those more extreme shorts could be released "packaged for an Adult Swim type of thing."


Added story editor Johnny Ryan, the cartoons are both timeless and not of this time. "We're going through this wave of anti-bullying, everybody needs to be friends, everybody needs to get along," he said. "Looney Tunes is pretty much the antithesis of that. It's two characters in conflict, sometimes getting pretty violent."

Dopey hunter Elmer Fudd is traditionally depicted using guns to hunt wabbits — namely archenemy Bugs Bunny — including classic shorts A Wild Hare and Rabbit Fire, where Daffy Duck accidentally shoots himself in the face while fumbling with Fudd's seemingly unloaded weapon. The hot-tempered Yosemite Sam is another adversary traditionally quick to pull the trigger on a pair of guns not present in the new show.

In Looney Tunes Cartoons, Fudd can be seen continuing his endless pursuit of the wascally wabbit with other weapons, including a scythe.

"I always thought, 'What if Warner Bros. had never stopped making Looney Tunes cartoons?" Browngardt said of the approach to the new series. "As much as we possibly could, we treated the production in that way."

A study from Parrot Analytics found Looney Tunes Cartoons and HBO original The Not-Too-Late Show With Elmo are the most in-demand series on HBO Max since the streaming service launched May 27. As of June 6, ten episodes of Looney Tunes Cartoons have released on HBO Max.

Seriously. I am going to jail on Wednesday... To shoot an infomercial about the Probation Service here in Denmark. The infomercial consists of 5 videos, that depict the life of an inmate in a prison, and how that prison would be like, without the Probation Service.

I will be on set for about 2 and a half hours, which is a pretty short shoot for me. I am used to 8+ hours of shooting, so a 2 an a half hour shoot is just amazing!

The set is in a old prison, that is no longer used. The primary use now is for movies and tv shows. The most famous example, is a series of movies called The Olsen Gang, where three friends embark on all sorts of weird and wonderful heists and scores. The movies are beloved here, so I am actually quite honored to be taking part in a shoot in that old prison.

I have been told that the catering there isn't the best, so I have to have something with me from home. But a 2 and a half hour shoot shouldn't be too demanding. Unless there's riots or something like that.

I'm looking forward to it!

I decided to start working on my screenplay earlier. That means a LOT of research in correct NYPD codes, locations of certain things in the screenplay and various names to make up.

So far, I have written 3 full pages. The story is about a terrorist attack in New York City, which I know have been shown SO many times, but I really believe I have a story worth telling. I just need to figure out a name for the story. So far, it's unnamed.

I have just finished the main attack sequence. Now I just need to work out the rest of the story