M'fuckin Monday!!!

• The Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes - Seriously gave me goosebumps, it looks so good. I'm stoked WETA worked on this and call me bias, but Draco is in it :) hehe

• Cracks
• Passion Play
• Super 8
• X-Men:  First Class - So jazzed on the cast and it looks legit; fingers crossed.  I actually get a little choked up watching the preview because X-Men was a huge part of my growing up and I just want the movie to be so good!  I remember picking out a cast when I was in 4th grade for my ideal X-Men flick.

• Make Believe (d) - Young Magicians
• Dumbstruck (d) - Ventriloquist
• The Beaver
• The Silent House (f)
• The Help

• Dolphin Tale - I'm a sucker for childlike tearjerkers
• HappyThankYouMorePlease

xxo

M'fuckin Monday!!!

    Simply because I've been over obsessed with the Black Swan Soundtrack, I don't have much to offer this week on the musical side, so its mostly movies this week.  But first, I would like to spread the good word and give you something that very well could help you with your day, week, life, whatever:

Seven Ways To Kick This Weeks Ass!!

(via Jetta Vegas in association with The Radical Uprising)

Now on to the films!  Based on real people:

• Temple Grandin - heres a site about the real Temple Grandin and her teachings on autism and such
• The Experiment - based on this documentary on the Stanford Prison Experiment

Documentaries / Food:

• I Like Killing Flies 
• Blood Into Wine - winos & Maynard fans alike will enjoy this

Ballet:

• Black Swan - because there are surprisingly still people who haven't seen it, wtc?
• Dancing Across Borders - like it or not, ballet is gorgeous to watch
• Center Stage - my guilty-not-guilty pleasure

Then all I can say on a music standpoint is to add more of these guys to your library:

• Clint Mansell
• Janet Jackson
• Jamiroquai
• Sam Sparro - for the wife

xxo

PS:  
Todays word is - Ruritanian \rur-uh-TAY-nee-un\ adjective:  of, relating to, or having the characteristics of an imaginary place of high romance


Examples:
"The dancers are dressed in vaguely Ruritanian costumes, the men in military, the women in stiff tutus." -- From an article by John Rockwell in The New York Times, September 9, 2006