for news and reviews of action figures, vinyl toys, and pop culture visit www.toydirt.com"let me in the sound"
mercyless1
read my profile
sign my guestbook

Visit mercyless1's Xanga Site!

Name: Ming
Country: United States
State: Illinois
Metro: Chicago
Birthday: 11/22/1976
Gender: Male


Interests: Cycling, books, photography, sports, driving, music, movies, poker, shopping, ice cream in large amounts, traveling, food, museums
Expertise: Mercyless galactic conquest, spilling drinks into my keyboard, xtreme eating, being awesome, stealth photography, talking out of my ass and making no sense at all, making fun of my friends, embarrassing myself and those around me, sleepoholism, mystery and sex
Occupation: Ramp Rat
Industry: Travel


Message: message meEmail: email me
Website: visit my website


Member Since: 3/1/2003
Premium

SubscriptionsSites I Read

Blogrings (10 of 12)
[ Chicago Asians ]
previous - random - next

Photography BlogRing
previous - random - next

A Photo a Day...
previous - random - next

I Post Pictures
previous - random - next

*Photo Fanatics*
previous - random - next

Nerds are Hot
previous - random - next

Best Xanga Ever
previous - random - next

Asian Diaspora
previous - random - next

Team Awesome
previous - random - next

Cycling
previous - random - next

View all blogrings

Posting Calendar

|<< oldest | newest >>|
view all weblog archives

Get Involved!

Suggest a link

Recommend to friend

Create a site


Saturday, November 07, 2009



   The Men Who Stare At Goats is hilarious. not uproariously so, but just enough. there was a good mix of stupid funny, slapstick humor, and good ol' dry, witty funny with deadpan delivery (my favourite kind of funny). George Clooney is good at funny. he's a great actor with a lot of range, and is pretty good in everything genre of film he's worked on. Ewan McGregor stars opposite, and does a decent job of staying with and balancing out Clooney. i didn't get the feeling that they were as strong in chemistry as Clooney is with Brad Pitt and Matt Damon in the Oceans movies, but they were still quite an enjoyable duo. it was also strange hearing McGregor's American accent. there was a running gag about a character he's played in other movies that pretty funny.

   despite the good acting and laughs, i didn't really know where the movie was going. it was an interesting story, and was certainly a fun adventure, but i just wasn't quite sure the payoff would be worth it. at first it was a bit anticlimactic cuz of its simplicity, but in the end i was satisfied. the simplicity of the story was part of its charm, and helped to keep the running time low (about 90some minutes). one character was looking for his calling, the other redemption. they each found what they were looking for, but paid for it in laughs. Goats is my second favourite movie this year. nothing's gonna beat Inglourious Basterds this year.

   i'm reasonably sure that no actual goats were harmed during the filming of this movie. hopefully.


image courtesy of The Internet


Friday, November 06, 2009

random Vegas stuffs



adult ads litter the streets of Sin City at nite
i wonder who cleans all of this up



the model in this ad cracks me up
she's just way too enthusiastic about the buffet


Thursday, November 05, 2009

more cars that do not belong to me



above is a Chevelle SS, year unknown

below is one of the new Dodge Challengers



Wednesday, November 04, 2009

Currently
Underworld: Rise of the Lycans [Blu-ray]
By Rhona Mitra, Michael Sheen, Bill Nighy, Steven Mackintosh, Kevin Grevioux
see related


this is the dash display from the Ford Focus SES that i rented last month
i like the font


Tuesday, November 03, 2009

"HALL-y" McPeak



congratulations to Holly McPeak, who was enshrined to the Volleyball Hall of Fame this week

read all about it and her career here



Next 5 >>

Site Meter