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Comment by Pandamanic on August 17, 2010 at 9:04pm

Sorry no movie reviews lately...we have been working on this!!!! <3

Comment by antonio torres palacios on July 13, 2010 at 4:11am

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Comment by Dr. Detfink on June 20, 2010 at 1:41pm

Hahaha...that's the most interesting theory regarding Fight Club. Read enough Chuck Palahniuk to seriously consider that fuck my mother motif.

I did like that marijuana documentary since my brother lives in Los Angeles. I'm kind of chuckling at its level of importance. The movie thinks it can pay off it's rid-donkulous amount of debt (created by starting programs the state can't afford).

Let's roll the clock back to the late 70s/early 80s, California was literally the state of cutting edge technology and job market was the best in the states. Ronald Reagan took credit for something he didn't create and rode it to the White House. But California's "Cutting edge state" status fell apart because well, American's fundamentally fails on every level on how to invest their money. (see politics, see well America in general)

Now after I'd say 30+ years of a suburban culture (that is California) of overspending, there is a potential of abusing anything in an American's hands. (and you can definitely see this one coming. Just watch drivers in America alone)

The real problem lies in the business aspect of America. It's a huge market no let's back track that...it's a huge gambling table where it's winner take all. Hence, I don't buy all these "medicinal shamans" in California because most of them are not pharmacists or horticulture.

You go down to Jamaica and the weed there is pure. The weed in America is HEAVILY laced with God knows what. Enter people act very deranged on a lot of this stuff. But we're an enterprising country that likes to say "New" and "Fresh" etc.

And while I did enjoy the documentary, I think it's lacking a little more in terms seeing the forest before the trees. I don't think this issue will ever go away because Americans abuse every thing they can get their hands on. It's almost second hand nature.

Comment by antonio torres palacios on June 20, 2010 at 1:15pm

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Comment by Dr. Detfink on June 20, 2010 at 1:12pm

Loved the Nightmare of Elm Street remake discussion. Yea, there is a serious writers' block regarding the ability to make the protagonists smarter, more dynamic, and less....um, boring. When you have boring characters, you don't care what happens and it just becomes a "gore bore."

Speaking of gore, I think only in scary movie land can you survive losing two buckets of blood. It's almost a video game where you just see that bar of life. :)

Comment by Dr. Detfink on May 26, 2010 at 7:38am

Haha...it's just a guess but I don't think you guys read Iron Man comic book. I loved the Survival of the Dead comment, "And what an adventure it was..."

Comment by Dr. Detfink on May 6, 2010 at 7:53pm

WOOT!

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