Very Good Finale!
Not bad at all. “Smallville” so needed to end for Superman to begin, and this way wasn’t half bad. It was better than many, many episodes over the last 10 years. And I always guessed that it was going to be Chloe who was going to be the first on the show to officially use the name “Superman” for him (aside from Lana in the pilot).
Common Sense
*SIGH*. 😦
MAY 17th UPDATE: Ladies and Gentlemen, Part One of Jon Stewart vs. Bill O’Reilly. Part Two is below.
Al Roker's Ancestral Past
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Richard Prince told me about this today, and I thought it was quite powerful. It’s from 2008.
Three Days Left!
I can’t wait……to I guess watch this in the library over the weekend, since I don’t have a TV! LOL! 🙂
Interesting That…….
……”Smallville” premiered shortly after 9-11, and is ending its run shortly after Osama bin Laden is killed. Hmm……
LOL! Let The Campaign Begin!
Congrats To…….
…….my nephew, Andrew Burroughs, Jr., whose sci-fi thriller “Algeny” has made No. 5 of Smooth magazine’s top five indy Black films you should be watching,
…..Free Speech TV being covered by The Denver Post,
and, finally to my friend and colleague Ericka Blount-Danois, who wrote this story about this groundbreaking show.
142-Word "Thor" Review (w/Some Related Misc.)
Very, VERY good! It could have been GREAT but, alas, Marvel doesn’t care that much; these movies are just not that deep for The House of Ideas. (Moviewise, trade “Ideas” with money.) Kudos especially to Idris Elba, who could, and would, have stole the movie if his part had been greater. He has had to deal with a lot of crap from white fanboys, and his performance should shut folks up, a la Obama ( with birth certificate in one hand, Osama’s head in another) vs. Tea Party. More proof that there are no such thing as a small part if you are a great actor.
Onward to superhero movies “X-Men: First Class,” “Green Lantern” and “Captain America: The First Avenger.” I predict the DC property will be the best one this summer.
Then there’s the property below, which Marvel made famous in the 1970s:
"Thor" Already A Hit!
The international box office is in: $83 million! And the very early reviews (95 percent, 55 reviews on Rotten Tomatoes as I type) are good! Waiting until Friday……..
