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just saw this independent documentary on PBS. it's pretty amazing and emotional to watch. what i was extremely impressed by was the police / soldiers who had to perform the evacuations.

would highly recommend.

Quoted: STORM OF EMOTIONS chronicles the Israeli disengagement from the Gaza Strip and efforts to achieve democracy amidst great social and political turmoil.

yet another thing to read when i get time

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just finished watching man bites dog. i've heard about it for some time now but kinda put it off cause i'm not a big fan of uber realistic violence. with that stated the movie came up on my netflix queue and it came... so i watched... and i gotta say, it blew me away.

it's very disturbing - the premise of the movie is simple. it's about a mock-documentary where the producer is also the main star whose also a serial killer who kills for profit. the film crew follows him as he shows how to kill, how to dispose, how to find victims with money. the film crew starts out being just a fly on the wall but slowly becomes part of the film.

the movie is very interesting, it's well done, it's very disturbing but i gotta say it's pretty darn good. note : it's got a shit ton of violence so if you're squeamish avoid this movie, but if you're okay knowing that it's all fake then do check this movie out.

also note - the guys who made this film were all film students who decided to make this movie on the cheap. it's also a great example of how ingenuity can allow you to make something great on a budget.

just finished watching this 2 1/2 hr movie about the history of thailand - it's fantastic with some amazing fight sequences.

think LOTR type action except with real peeps and elephants! it's pretty bad ass. + the characters, plots, drama, etc... is also fantastic.

if you've got the time to kill - i would highly recommend this movie.

nice - adding this to try.

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Vessel
1312 Fifth Ave (Cross Street: University Street)
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great place to replace pho with.

Quoted: In the cold winter months, noodle soups, which are served in a housemade broth, are the ultimate comfort food. The Cambodian Sate Beef Noodle soup (see bill portion below) is a standout with its intense, nutty flavor. Other choices include Fisherman's Bowl ($5.20), with prawns, calamari, fish cakes and fish balls, and Goo Nam Noodle ($5.20), with spiced beef stew and tendon.

today seemed like the day of bad movies - even though i had such high hopes for all of them. this movie was no exception. it has jodie foster and vincent d'onofrio - how bad could it be right?

well - it wasn't bad, but by no means was it good.

what's the movie about? some really really bored kids - who are just dumbasses. that's the whole movie.