Whether what happened at Fort Hood is related to mind control, the themes in “Men Who Stare at Goats,” and the Virginia Tech Massacre, will probably never be fully known, but the evidence that “energetically” connects these events in the material world is alarming. Even if these events are not causally related and I am simply regurgitating conspiracy theories, on a energetic level there is no doubt about their relationship to one another. The common consciousness binding these events is the consciousness of killing.
Posted in Movies, Personal Development on Nov 7th, 2009
Unfortunately, when we peel back the self-obsessed layer of unreality that prevents us from seeing the world as it truly is (and this can only be done through thoughtful introspection, meditation, or consultation with friends and allies who have attained a certain level of peace and serenity in their own lives), we realize that in most cases, if we’ve experienced an argument or a negative encounter with a perceived “idiot,” there are usually two idiots involved in the altercation and one of them, sadly, is us.
Posted in Defensiveness, Movies, My Story, Personal Development on Jul 16th, 2008
To put those opening weekend numbers into perspective, Ang Lee’s “Hulk” currently stands as the #2 all-time opening weekend for any film. Overall, the film earned $245 million worldwide. Hardly a box office failure. With marketing costs factored in, the film likely broke even in theaters, but with residual revenues including video rentals, video game and toy spin-offs, pay-per-view, and cable television licensing fees, there is no doubt that the film was ultimately profitable.
Posted in Movies on Jun 22nd, 2008
…Well, kinda…
This will be a short post as I just finished watching the Oscars telecast on DVR and it is a quarter past 1 am. I gotta say I’m patting myself on the back for coming up 5 for 6 on my Oscars predictions. You could almost say I predicted Tilda Swinton [...]
Posted in Movies on Feb 25th, 2008
Ahh. Oscar night coming up. To me, like a Sunday night football game except my wife will watch it with me.
It’s been a busy year for me, working on this blog, starting a new business with my wife, raising an 18-month old, changing jobs. And then the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences goes [...]
Posted in Movies on Feb 23rd, 2008
Here’s a review for the film, THE KINGDOM, currently available on DVD…
The skinny: The Monkey in My Mind says 5.5 (out of ten).
I am a fan of geopolitical thrillers and was pretty pumped to see this film when the trailer started showing up in theaters like a year ago. It took me a while [...]
Posted in Movies, Uncategorized on Oct 17th, 2007
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