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Class Blogroll: January 2008

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Wednesday, January 30, 2008. Monday, January 28, 2008. Broken Hearted Hoover Fixer Sucker Guy. Wah, wah, wah, are typical lyrics for an emo-screamo boy band struggling with a complicated life. This is the opening impression from the film Once, a dark horse candidate in movie ratings. Once unfolds pinching the mind with its non-fairytale romantically dramatic story line, genuine onscreen chemistry, and incredible soundtrack capturing art with an average family camcorder. Wednesday, January 23, 2008. Was a...

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Class Blogroll: Mr. O

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Monday, March 10, 2008. 8217;s character as they seem. In analyzing the incredibly goal oriented lifestyle of the world icon, Arnold Schwarzenegger, the only objective left is to determine if the credit is justly due. In 1968 the twenty-one year old Arnold Schwarzenegger emigrated into the. With only a mindful of determination to live off of. Barbara Baker became. 8217;s first girlfriend in the. Just seven months after his immigration. Mrs. Barker in an interview with The Daily Telegraph. Coincidence see...

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SAMO: Bastard Boom

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The bastion of sodomy, immorality and anti-American sentiment has released three films this year that have been accused of having Pro-Life themes. Despite all their stylistic differences Indie hit and Oscar nominated Juno (Diablo Cody), frat-house comedy Knocked Up (Judd Aptow) and the dramedy Waitress (the late Adrienne Shelley) converge on theme of unwanted pregnancy. Hadley Freeman of the Guardian took a more direct approach and said flatly that the films are, “a product of a generation that has...

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SAMO: Bastard Boom

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Hollywood: the bastion of sodomy, immorality and anti-American sentiment has released three films this year that have been accused of promoting Pro-Life themes. Despite their stylistic differences Indie hit and Oscar nominated Juno (Diablo Cody), frat-house comedy Knocked Up (Judd Aptow) and the dramedy Waitress (the late Adrienne Shelley) converge on theme of unwanted pregnancy. Hadley Freeman of The Guardian took a more direct approach and said flatly that the films are, “a product of a generatio...

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SAMO: February 2008

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It seems these days that pregnancy is all the rave. In popular magazines across the land the gossip orbits around the burgeoning bellies of Hollywood's most famous. Pregnancy is so popular that it has become the plot for several movies. In the 2007-2008 year of American cinema, three popular movies all navigated the familiar terrain of accidental pregnancy: Knocked-Up, Juno and Waitress. 1) I will review the three films. 2) Search for critical commentary on the films. Adam W. Warner. This year’s Ac...

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SAMO: 80th Academy Awards Reflects Hope for Art

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80th Academy Awards Reflects Hope for Art. This year’s Academy Awards Ceremony offered something completely new: authentic change. Last year’s show was historic because Martin Scorsese won his long-overdue first Oscar, and the show itself went “green.” Al Gore and Leo DiCaprio’s lecture about the environment was a bitter pill to swallow against the backdrop of an event that held fast to its glitz and glamour. Notably, no American actors took home Oscars. Marion Cotillard of France won best actress fo...

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SAMO: Abstract

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It seems these days that pregnancy is all the rave. In popular magazines across the land the gossip orbits around the burgeoning bellies of Hollywood's most famous. Pregnancy is so popular that it has become the plot for several movies. In the 2007-2008 year of American cinema, three popular movies all navigated the familiar terrain of accidental pregnancy: Knocked-Up, Juno and Waitress. 1) I will review the three films. 2) Search for critical commentary on the films. Adam W. Warner. Adam W. Warner.

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Class Blogroll: If These Walls Could Talk

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Monday, February 18, 2008. If These Walls Could Talk. Enjoying a beer late one night, Edward Albee saw scrawled in graffiti the line “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf,” in a bathroom mirror. This stuck him as, “a rather typical, university intellectual joke.” Later Albee put these words of wit to use as the title to his now infamous play. Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf. Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf. Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf. February 21, 2008 at 11:34 AM. February 21, 2008 at 1:26 PM. Http:/ artjou...