Henshin Sequence

Is awesome.

Especially if you know what the words 'Remote Viewing' mean.

...Yeah. It's about that. It's based on a true story about army experiments in Remote Viewing.

Run by a hippie.

Did I mention it's awesome and you should go see it?

Thanks, UniversalQueen.

Taking advanced cooking classes at Laney at the moment, and looking for a new job.

I very badly want to run Bliss Stage for friends of mine, including my LJ friends - what are good days and times to do so? Or for general mucking about. I want to see Waltz With Bashir, among other things, and would rather do so with friends.

Oh, and shameless plug moment: Dad, in case you didn't know, works for Greater Good magazine - a magazine about the psychology and neurology of ethical behavior. Reporting on groundbreaking reasearch on why people are good, essentially - our emotional wiring, trust, and so on. You should check it out.

Just got back to purgatory Job Corps. Have a catering gig at noon tomorrow.

Wenesday: It Should Be A Movie! Trailer for His and Her Circumstances.

Just because I couldn't cram the entire plot of TTGL into one trailer, and no one could make it into one movie without a repeat performance of Dune. And no one wants that.

Smashing Through Heaven's Door was relatively spoiler free. However, the trailer for TTGL 2: Liberate Me From Hell is so very, very spoilerriffic that if you haven't seen the post-timeskip eps, you shouldn't read this. Unless you like being spoiled.

THIS TRAILER HAS BEEN RATED PG 13 FOR Fantasy Violence, Horrific Imagery, Romance, Crude Sexual Humor and Comic Mischief.

THIS MOVIE HAS BEEN RATED PG 13 FOR Fantasy Violence, Horrific Imagery, Romance, Crude Sexual Humor and Comic Mischief.

( TTGL 2: Liberate Me From Hell. 'A movie series so epic it crams a trilogy's worth of badass into two films.' )

Try to guess what I'm posting next Wendesday, just from the tagline:

"She was the perfect student. Perfect grades. Perfect looks. Perfect friends. ...Until he came into her life... and taught her that perfection wasn't everything."

Balls of Fury.

No. Really.

It's a fairly enjoyable sendup of good/bad martial arts films, of all things. You laugh more often in recognition then because of absurdity, which is always a good sign.

For instance, the hero, Randy Daytona, has to face "The Dragon" in (this being Balls of Fury) a ping pong match. (Held illegally for money.) Across the table from him is a Bruce Lee type with dragon tattoos.

Bruce Lee dude isn't "The Dragon."

A nine year old Chinese girl with ponytails is.

If you've ever seen ping-pong played seriously, then you will laugh in recognition of the truth.

So... it's a good movie. Not for everyone, but it's essentially more true in it's humor than false, which is a good thing.