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I recently found an unintentionally amusing article from the Disney blog. For some reason, presumably because they are Disney, the post is incredibly positive and cheerful about a new Pirates of the Caribbean movie. It is similarly excited for the delay of the next Star Wars movie.
I am amused that they think the move-date is positive.
Regardless, have a good weekend.
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Two days ago, somebody on YouTube came out with a rather remarkable video that I am sharing with you. It is a “mashup” of music from various classical (or classical sounding) composers. It works quite nicely.
I think part of the reason why is that it is all on the same instrument. Practically any combination of notes you play on a piano can sound like they work. This includes unpleasant sounds, as long as you then quickly move on to either a single note, or a better harmony.
What do you think?
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I notice that The Webmaster and I have been a touch remiss in our analysis of the fluff of modern-day culture. I attempt to fix that with today’s post.
For, you see, “The Martian” has received an award for… “Top Comedy.”
Now, while it some people may disagree with this assessment, I am hesitant to completely condemn its award. Yes, the trailers shown with the movie indicate that it may not be a conventional comedy. But, if one examines the Shakespearean Type of Comedy, The Martian may actually qualify. (Spoilers ahead.) There is a happy ending, after all. And furthermore, you see that multiple of the characters have gotten married– to each other.
There are also no human casualties.
Thus, by the Shakespearean definition, it may qualify as a comedy. Furthermore, it was a well-done movie. Thus, I do not condemn the “Best Comedy” Golden Globe it won two nights ago.
Have a lovely Tuesday.
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Yesterday, I took the opportunity to watch “The Shining”. It is a critically acclaimed movie that I had not previously seen.
One of the things that stood out to me was the “feel” it had of “older movie”. I think it was especially due to the pacing. The background music (or lack thereof) also flavored the movie.
It was interesting.
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I encountered this Buzzfeed cat fort video last night. I sincerely hope that it was intentionally overacted to the point of absurdity. Otherwise, it would provide an incredibly depressing insight into human nature.
Enjoy.
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Greetings, readers, and happy New Year!
I hope that 2016 goes well for you.
In the category of traditions: I am not presenting any personal “New Year’s Resolutions.” However, a friend shared these mathematician related new year’s resolutions, and I found them amusing. (They may require some understanding of more advanced mathematics. I still think they are worth sharing, however.)
I hope you have a lovely beginning of your year.
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Today’s post is the third in the “What if the Star Wars Prequels were actually Good” series. This one, Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, only came out this month.
Again, the usual language warnings are in place.
Enjoy.
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Today’s fluff is a continuation of yesterday’s. The same person who developed a redesign of Star Wars I also created a “What If” for Episode II: Attack of the Clones. It, too, is well done. (Again, I do not recall what language warnings to give to this video.)
I hope you have a lovely day.
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As you may recall from a bit more than two years ago, I shared a YouTube video that examines what retweaking might have made Star Wars I: Phantom Menace actually good. As a brief reminder, I do not recall exactly what language warnings may be required pertaining to the video. I simply recall that it is well worth highlighting again, especially as the new movie has come out, and it has not disappointed critics nearly as much as the prequels did.
So, enjoy.