300 goes Star Wars

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agora só mandar para aquele seu amigo champs! RERE#

-é o que diz Jhonny Jessé-

• 37 ml suco concentrado de maracujá
• 1 colher(es) de sopa de açúcar ou leite condensado
• 37 ml Vodka gelada
• Gelo picado à gosto

1. Bata todos os ingredientes no liquidificador.
2. Sirva imediatamente.

-acaba com a minha insônia e a de muita gente.. depois liberamos guaraná12anos e biotonico fontoura-

A Verdade Nua e Crua
Comédia/Romance – 14 ANOS

Produtora de programa de TV recebe conselhos de seu apresentador machista sobre como conquistar um homem.
Não que eu esteja reclamando, mas Katherine Heigl não convence muito como mocinha (deve ser por causa da chata da Izzye de grey’s Anatomy). E juro que estou pronto para ver esse filme e escutar Gerard Butler gritar: “This Is Sparta!!!!!!!”. Emoção….

(The Ugly Truth) EUA, 2009. Direção: Robert Luketic. Elenco: Gerard Butler, Katherine Heigl, Cheryl Hines. Duração: 97 min.

Che 2 – A Guerrilha
Drama – 12 ANOS

Segunda parte do épico sobre as guerrilhas de Che Guevara, centrado na batalha de 1964, na Bolívia, que terminou na prisão e morte do guerrilheiro.
Segunda parte né? É basicamente um resuminho da primeira com um final… E com o Che. A estréia é somente em São Paulo e Distrito federal.

(Guerrilla) Espanha/EUA/França, 2008. Direção: Steven Soderbergh. Elenco: Benício Del Toro, Franka Potente, Lou Diamond Phillips.

Goodbye… Solo
Drama – 12 ANOS

Solo é um taxista senegalês e William, seu passageiro, um típico homem do sul dos EUA, já idoso. Durante duas semanas, numa viagem de táxi pelos país, os dois percebem que, apesar de suas diferenças, precisam um do outro.
O pôster é bonito. Somente em São Paulo.

EUA, 2008. Direção: Ramin Bahrani. Elenco: Souleymane Sy Savane, Red West, Diana Franco Galindo. Duração: 91 min.

Gerard Butler e Michael C. Hall

Dos mesmo diretores de ”Adrenalina” e estrelado por Gerard Butler (protagonista do famoso This is Sparta Death Kick), Gamer narra a história de uma sociedade onde foi criado um jogo que ao invés de se controlar um personagem virtual, o jogador controla um prisioneiro. Se o prisioneiro tiver determinado número de vitórias, ele ganha sua liberdade. Kabel (Butler) começa a levantar questionamentos  sobre livre arbítrio e todo aquele dilema é estabelecido. O solitário bilionário Ken Castelo (Michael C. Hall) é o criador desse game chamado ”Slayers”. Essa confusão gera tiros, explosões, gente gritando, aquela pancadaria comendo solta, e alguns momentos engraçados provavelmente.

Confira o Trailer Oficial logo abaixo:

Com data de estréia prevista para 2 de Outubro no Brasil (4 de Setembro nos E.U.A.)

Com o Dexter (Dexter), Rei Leônidas (300) e o Peter Petrelli (Heroes), não tem como não sair algo bom.

300

É, eu não poderia iniciar a categoria filmes com outro filme que ão fosse o que inspirasse o nome do blog!

300

Awesome!!! The new Zing Ballyhoo prize is out in Pandanda! It’s the Gladiator Hat, and it’s one of the coolest items yet! You can get it by going to the Treehouse Lobby and click on the blue panda in gold. Claim it by giving him the 10 Golden Tickets.  Go get yours NOW!

YTMND c-3P0

This is the best of a collection of C-3P0 found on YTMND
for the whole list: http://www.ytmnd.com/keyword/c3po

c3P0 introduces his counter part on YTMND

source: http://c3poscunt.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 Montauge to Call on ME on YTMND

source: http://threepo.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 speaks Bocce on YTMND

source: http://bocce.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 joins a boy band

source: http://c3pojab.ytmnd.com/

C-3p0 Chemical Formula on YTMND

source: http://starwarschemistry.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 talks to r2 about diseases on YTMND

source: http://r2and3pocare.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 Addresses congress on YTMND

source: http://threepocongress.ytmnd.com/

C3p0 dance battle on YTMND

source: http://c3podoesnotholdback.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 dances the robot on YTMND

source: http://dancingrobot.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 dances on YTMND

source: http://c3powonderfultime.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 swing dances on YTMND

source: http://swingin3po.ytmnd.com/

The C-3P0 Report YTMND

source: http://thec3poreport.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 Rap YTMND

source: http://c3pogay.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0’s Dirty Secret YTMND

source: http://wherecanhebe.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 killer door salesman on YTMND

source: http://c3pokills.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 in Sparta on YTMND

source: http://thisisstarwars.ytmnd.com/

Darth Vadar Remembers C-3P0 on YTMND

source: http://vaderremembers.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 OOOH! on YTMND

source: http://c3pooooh.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 cosmic joy on YTMND

source: http://sirsir.ytmnd.com/

YTMND c-3P0

This is the best of a collection of C-3P0 found on YTMND
for the whole list: http://www.ytmnd.com/keyword/c3po

c3P0 introduces his counter part on YTMND

source: http://c3poscunt.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 Montauge to Call on ME on YTMND

source: http://threepo.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 speaks Bocce on YTMND

source: http://bocce.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 joins a boy band

source: http://c3pojab.ytmnd.com/

C-3p0 Chemical Formula on YTMND

source: http://starwarschemistry.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 talks to r2 about diseases on YTMND

source: http://r2and3pocare.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 Addresses congress on YTMND

source: http://threepocongress.ytmnd.com/

C3p0 dance battle on YTMND

source: http://c3podoesnotholdback.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 dances the robot on YTMND

source: http://dancingrobot.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 dances on YTMND

source: http://c3powonderfultime.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 swing dances on YTMND

source: http://swingin3po.ytmnd.com/

The C-3P0 Report YTMND

source: http://thec3poreport.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 Rap YTMND

source: http://c3pogay.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0’s Dirty Secret YTMND

source: http://wherecanhebe.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 killer door salesman on YTMND

source: http://c3pokills.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 in Sparta on YTMND

source: http://thisisstarwars.ytmnd.com/

Darth Vadar Remembers C-3P0 on YTMND

source: http://vaderremembers.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 OOOH! on YTMND

source: http://c3pooooh.ytmnd.com/

C-3P0 cosmic joy on YTMND

source: http://sirsir.ytmnd.com/

“This Is Sparta” went viral a long time ago, but youtubers are making new twists on everything. Enjoy more like this:
-Several CD-I cartoons
-Leave Britney Alone Vid
-RICK ROLL’D

And more, just search “with electronic sounds”.

لا بد أن معظمكم قد شاهد الفلم الأسطوري (300 ) أو على الأقل سمع به

الفلم يحكي قصة أسطورية عن 300 جندي من مدينة يونانية تدعى        (أسبارطة Sparta ) كيف تصدوا لجيش الغزو الفارسي المكون من مئة ألف جندي .

من شاهد الفلم لا بد أنه يتذكر هذا المشهد : عندما يأتي الرسول الفارسي إلى أسبارطة ليطلب منهم الاستسلام ، وكيف يرد عليه ملك أسبارطة ويرمي به في تلك البئر المخيفة .

دعوناً أولاً نشاهد هذا المقطع من الفلم :

المشهد متقن ورهيب ..ومن المشاهد التي تبقى في ذاكرة المشاهد.

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الظريف في الموضوع أن الناس في العالم تأثروا كثيراً بهذا المشهد ، فنشأت بعد الفيلم ظاهرة غريبة  تسمى “caution: This Is Sparta”

الظاهرة مستوحاة من لوحات التنبيه المرورية التي توضع على الطرقات مثل (انتبه ، احذر الانزلاق ، أرض مبللة ..)، وبالتحديد تلك التي عليها رمز لشخص يتزحلق أو يقع :

صار كل من يشاهد مثل هذه الإشارات يرسم أو يلصق عليها صورة شخص آخر يرفس بقدمه ويكتب تحتها :

This Is Sparta !!

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ولتفهموا الفكرة أكثر شاهدوا هذه اللوحات    :

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وهذه أيضاً :

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تخيلوا تنتشر مثل هذه هالظاهرة عنا ؟!

كيف ممكن تكون يا ترى !

Is civilization too civil?

Sometimes I wonder if everything we do in our modern world makes us intrinsically less human, distilling passion and instincts into gray suits and briefcases. Are most of the populous really living to the full potential of our race? Where is the action, the desperation of true love, and the intricate sword play in our every day lives?

Promotional art for HBO's "Rome"

In ancient Rome, people walked around armed with swords. There was always a potential threat. A word could get you killed if it landed on the wrong ears. Sex was for anyone who had but a need or a whim for release and everyone was doing it openly with everybody else. If the husband didn’t like being cuckolded, he could simply go out and kill the man his wife was sleeping with. No one would begrudge him this satisfaction.

Today, we have the right to bear arms in this country, but the majority of people that I associate with on a daily basis don’t. Some even openly reject that right, supporting many gun control laws that would keep guns out of the hands of most American citizens.

One observation I’ve made is that the interpretation of the right to bear arms has been distorted. It was originally intended to describe the right to form a militia in order to defend our rights. Now people see the right to bear arms as the right to protect themselves with hand-weapons as opposed to the right to defend the belief system upon which our country was founded. People want to be able to carry concealed weapons or keep guns locked in their cars while they’re at work, or even keep rifles in their homes as if they lived in the Old West.

I am aware that my view on gun control is based mostly on my urban upbringing. If New Yorkers were allowed legally to carry concealed weapons, I think all hell would break loose. Even without a law allowing us to carry lethal weapons, there is sometimes a persistent sense of compression in the city, like at any moment something might pop. Objects could be set in motion that could change our circumstances or our lives at any moment. I feel it often when it’s late at night and I’m taking the subway home with only one or two other occupants in my car. I’ve also felt it as a scuffle between a few men catches my eye from across a crowded street. That sense of compression stays in tact because people do whatever they can, for the most part, to keep themselves cool and contained, with a few exceptions.

Most of the time, when we get angry, it festers with no outlet, eating us alive from the inside out. Rather than attack others, we attack ourselves and blame ourselves for not being able to keep things together. Sure, sometimes we’ll talk things out behind closed doors, but very rarely is there the possible threat of one of us killing another.

Be assured that I am talking from the perspective of a young, private school educated, urban woman. I know that crimes of passion happen every day, but they certainly aren’t happening in my every day life or within the circle of people I normally associate with. I’m also not suggesting that we should all be barbarians and begin killing each other every five seconds and gnawing on turkey legs in our spare time.

Blizzard's concept art for a Female Barbarian in "Diablo 3"

The word “barbarian” perplexes me. What does it really mean? The vision of Ancient Rome I described earlier certainly had some barbaric elements, but there was a general movement towards an organized government, which, by definition, is not barbarism.

Then again, I think what I admire most about interpretations and historical accounts of ancient Rome are the more impulsive, passionate qualities of the culture. That is what I mean when I say I wonder if we are “distilling” humanity in our modern culture. I think a lot of people have lost touch with what it means to live in a high stakes environment, to feel the life coursing through their veins or to act on their needs with conviction on a daily basis.

I began thinking about all of this a few weeks ago when a friend of mine from Florida mentioned that people there are allowed to shoot trespassers who come onto their property on sight.

“Holy shit!” I exclaimed incredulously, always the articulate blogger. “But you can’t kill them, can you?”

He just laughed at me and shrugged. “Sometimes when you shoot ‘em, you kill ‘em.”

So even though I often wonder where the passion has gone while I’m making my commute to and from work amidst the milling herd, wondering when we all got slipped our daily dose of “soma,” I am also horrified at the opposite end of the spectrum. It just shocks me that in some parts of the country, entering someone’s property is enough to warrant violence without warning and murder without much punishment. There’s just something about that idea that doesn’t sit comfortably in the pit of my stomach.

It gives me this image of an orange farmer screaming, “This. is. FLORIDAAAAA!” while brandishing an AK-47.

When I was a kid, I used to play with flashlight lightsabers and go to the movies with my friends. From what I hear of rural childhoods, “blowin’ shit up” is a regular after-school activity. YouTube is overflowing with videos of kids from throughout the center of this country blowing up whatever they can find in front of a camera. I even stumbled across one video where a few teenagers were wading into the Mississippi River to find tube worm mound colonies, a staple of that particular ecosystem, and setting them on the ground, followed by shooting them to kingdom come with rifles. The had no clue that they were probably destroying the ecology of that part of the riverbed and were more interested in seeing the strange gooey blobs get blown to smithereens. I also got the impression that they wouldn’t have cared much if they did know about their possible eco-footprint.

This sort of dispassionate violence is what frightens me. A majority of our youth is disconnected from the fact that guns are not toys. They are absolutely lethal. The NRA famously insists that “Guns don’t kill people. People kill people.” However, I’m going to have to jump on the band wagon with British comedian and actor Eddie Izzard here and say, “Yes, but the guns certainly help.”

I remember holding a water gun and pointing at my Dad when I was a little girl.

“Bang, bang, Daddy!” I shouted, holding the gun at his face, point blank.

He moved the gun away from his face with the palm of his and looked at me very seriously. “Never point a gun at someone unless you mean to kill them.”

Sure, it was just a water gun, but my father made certain that I knew what that toy represented. He said his father had imparted the same wisdom to him.

Dispassionate people own lethal weapons in states like Texas and Florida and they can use them without much cause or repercussion. I’m perplexed and torn. On the one hand, I think it is our right to protect ourselves and our families and that people, given the proper licencing, should be able to own guns, though I realize it’s still hard to control how many guns get into unqualified hands. Plus, the dramatic part of me wants my life to be an epic and adventurous tale worthy of the Odyssey. On the other hand, I don’t think we should be teaching our children that guns are a worthwhile “pass-time.” Hunting for food when food needs to be hunted is one thing. Blowing up bear bottles and Indiana Jones action figures for no reason is another. Plus, in terms of our humanity, I don’t think we need the danger of weapons or our lives constantly hanging in the balance to spur us into living a fulfilling life.

Violence isn’t the answer, but I think dispassion is an epidemic.

How do you cure dispassion? How do you light the proverbial fire under humanity’s ass?

Statue of Prometheus by Paul Manship in Rockefeller Center

When Prometheus stole fire from the Zeus on Mount Olympus and brought it to the mortals below, he took a risk. He wagered his life to bring warmth and knowledge to his fellow man. His story isn’t famous today because of violence, but because of his daring and his contribution to mankind. There is also the bit about how he was punished by having his liver be eaten out by vultures only to grow back every day for all of eternity, but that’s beside the point.

Maybe, what we all need to spice up our lives is a little calculated risk taking. Set your sights on something and go for it. Don’t let opportunities pass you by. Listen to that little voice in your head when it tells you to do something. Listening to your instincts is what keeps you from being a sheep in the middle of a herd.

Perhaps that’s the cure. Only time will tell.

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Mais uma arte feita por XniperWolf.

É bom avisar antes do que pegar o povo de surpresa! kkk

By: XniperWolf

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“THIS IS MADNESS”

“Close the box!”

An award-winning level of drama played out recently as those words were bellowed by an American Traffic Solutions employee to a fellow co-worker as a CameraFRAUD volunteer was spotted watching the watchers. The newly-found sense of urgency is in sharp contrast to last month, when it was discovered that ATS left an automated ticketing machine open to tampering and modification for over a week.

The vociferation was reminiscent of other powerfully emotional moments in film, such as “Stella!” from the 1951 classic: “A Streetcar Named Desire,” or more recently the memorable quote of “this is Sparta!” from 300.

Josh Weiss, a second-cousin to parody musician "Weird Al Yankovic," is seen as a stunt-double in this clip from the smash hit "White and Nerdy."

After startling his female companion, the well-winded worker double-checked the photo radar enclosure to ensure it was locked, then proceeding to illegally back his Ford Ranger into traffic during lunch hour on busy Shea Blvd. (Oh, and then failed to signal a right turn.)

UPDATE:

“We believe that installing special [photo enforcement] cameras to cite our own employee’s bad driving is an unprecedented source of new revenue,” remarked Josh Weiss (spokesdrone for ATS) in a non-existent interview with CameraFRAUD.com. “Statistics show that our executive team, including CEO James Tuton, could provide the bulk of this new money. God, I hate that guy…”

In news that should surprise nobody, the reviews starting to pour in for Zack Synder’s film adaptation of Alan Moore’s anti-hero masterpiece are fairly terrible and scathing. In previous news, these ignorant twats also panned ‘300′. Most of those reviews panned Synder’s bared-knuckle approach to accurate adaptation and for the shear amount of ‘offensive’ sex and violence peppered through his ripped-ab pseudo-greek affair. ‘Watchmen’ is receiving similar panning, with many distracted by the – big shocker – VIOLENCE and SEX served throughout…and apparently some are frightened by a blue penis.

Ahh!!! Run away! It's BLUE!!!

Let me tell you a little something about Hollywood’s ideas concerning “offensive material”:

Something that all of humanity must realize is that someone, SOMEWHERE, will be offended by what you say. It’s an inevitability. If I went charging down the street saying “I think all Nazis are mass murdering fuckheads who deserve to be burnt to a crisp,” I’m fairly certain there is a Nazi in this world who was considerably hurt by this statement.

The example is extreme, but the truth behind it is not. There is absolutely POSITIVELY NO WAY you can avoid offending all of humanity with every statement you make in life. African Americans, GLBTs, Hispanics, Whites, Christians, Jews, Muslims, Asians, Vikings, Aliens…it doesn’t matter race, ethnicity, financial background, educational background, or pure stupid over-sensitivity – which we are ALL guilty of – we must learn to accept the fact that, as a product of who we are, we will offend someone else deliberately or otherwise.

Hollywood is too stupid to realize this fact. They – being the massive liberal morons that they are – have convinced themselves that they stand tall for total equality and warm fuzzy feelings and fighting the good cause etc, etc, etc. Problem is, they are LIBERAL MORONS who can’t seem to understand that some people are thoroughly offended by films like ‘Religulous’, ‘Milk’, ‘Farhenheit 9/11′, and virtually anything by Oliver Stone. Are they right to be offended? That’s not the issue. The fact is they are. They are a race of people who quite effectively further prove my theory that all west coast residents are nuts, as they cannot be bothered to consider anything outside of their warm fuzzy bubble of liberal lunacy as Artful or Well Done.

This brings us back to Synder’s two films. ‘300′ violated liberal Hollywood by showing passionate and undiluted sex, flinging absolute gore inacted upon decidedly poor caricatures of a particular ethnicity, bashing homosexuality with machismo zeal, and providing a very clean cut simple hero. HOLY SHIT. I think every critic alive nearly spasmed to death over all this. ‘300′ was a damn fine movie and if you didn’t appreciate it you clearly are a girly man or are unable to see what all the imagery and sentiment was meant for.

Is ‘Watchmen’ a good movie? We shall see this weekend. But seeing as it’s Metacritic score matches up fairly well with ‘300’s (57 vs. 51), I’m willing to bet Hollywood’s crack critics are just crapping themselves yet again for no apparent reason.

Por que ninguém é mais violento.

Ninguém fica impune.