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Are you for or against God and what that means today?

Hey Ruth,
I had a great discussion in the kitchen this morning about a movie titled “The Mist.”  This is a movie that was out last summer and was supposed to be scary because of an unseen monster trapping a grocery store filled with people.  I told my co-worker that it is an excellent story on human behavior and that the writer, Stephen King, always writes about good and evil.  One of the characters is a religious zealot and when one of the monsters comes to claim her in the grocery store, it leaves her untouched. 

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Indiana Jones and the Mayan Crystal Skulls

Caught the following news in my morning paper last night (yes, I do fall behind, but try to keep up)…
 
Dateline:
Palenque, Mexico (You already know about Palenque, right?)
 
There’s a legend that the ancient Maya possessed 13 crystal skulls which, when united, hold the power of saving the Earth—a tale so strange and fantastic that it inspired the latest Indian Jones movie.

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Adventure Does Wonders for the Soul

Are you an adventurer in real life or in your mind?  Then you will truly enjoy this link and read it with delight.  I did and i recommend that you connect with your inner guidance and think seriously about opening your life to Surprise!, new sights, lives that are not at all like yours, if you want to gain peace of mind and faith in your fellow man.

http://www.garyascott.com/2008/04/05/2069.html

Take you time and enjoy the movie review on "Into the Wild" directed by Sean Penn, too.  “The movie opens with a quote from Lord Byron:

‘There is a pleasure in the pathless woods,
There is a rapture on the lonely shore,
There is society, where none intrudes,
By the deep Sea, and music in its roar;
I love not Man the less, but Nature more.’

Movie Review: All Jacked Up

One of our friends here on The Blog sent this in to share with you:
"The most motivational and enlightening thing you could ever do to get your kids to WANT to eat healthy foods and to STOP eating junk foods. Absolutely powerful!"
 
All Jacked Up - The Economics of Junk Food (Health Ranger)

Bollywood Movie Review and such

Want to share a bit of a note i received from Birgit....
 
Ruth,

...Sounds you are getting back on your feet in no time:-)

BTW it was actually my Indian night; when I left you I headed to the Pavilion Cinema where they were playing the one and only showing of the Indian movie 'Jodah Akbar,' the most celebrated Indian movie to date...released in 26 countries at the same time and tells the story of the 16th Century Muslim Emporer who married a Hindu Princess and united the Indian Empire from Afganistan to China. A monumental costume movie with fight scenes and all, but it also was about 90 minutes too long, wth it's almost four hours. Christian and I didn't get home until about 1:30 am...

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Shift Happens Whether You are Ready or Not

Kathy sent in this trailer from an upcoming movie "The Shift".  It gives you a peek at what is happening all over the world now to promote brotherhood and peace...but it does induce fear more than is good for some to view.  See for yourself who all is involved in manifesting change right now--not waiting for tomorrow.

http://link.brightcove.com/services/player/bcpid1315753496?bclid=1318913990&bctid=1318906013

Movie Review - Across the Universe

Julie sent in this movie review that you might like to add to your list of Things To do in the New Year...
 
We saw the movie Across the Universe, which I found highly original and a visual delight.  It is a love story set in the 60's with many versions of Beatles songs incorporated.  It is an inventive kind of musical with great choreography and song mixed with action, comedy and drama.  I recommend it. 

Re-View "The Siege" for Preview of 9/11

As we amp up to much hype and talk about the sixth anniversary of the worst foreign-inspired disaster in our country to date...get out your copy of the movie "The Siege" starring Denzel Washington, Bruce Willis, and Annette Benning.   Hmmmm, you say you don't remember it?  It was a box office bomb in 1998 or thereabouts when it came out...and the most rented DVD since 9/11 because it eerily portrays what would happen if Islamic extremists bombed a major landmark. 

It was protested by Muslims all over the world and tourists visiting Planet Hollywood in South Africa were killed the night they ran the trailers for The Siege...by Islamic terrorists who were never found...so no one played it much in The States or elsewhere.

See it today, if you can!

“Waitress” Smash Hit at Sundance Film Festival Fills the Bill

  As I said last Tuesday Night at The Gathering, this is a Woman's Movie...not to be mistaken for a 'Chick Flick' as some sexists like to put down movies of a less important nature.  All the women who quietly filed into the ladies' room after the movie's credits stopped rolling were silent, a few teary-eyed, but everyone sort of smiling like we were all in on a secret.  It was an experience I will not soon forget.

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Movie Delves into Alzheimer’s With Dignity

Yesterday I finally redeemed a birthday gift and went to see the movie "Away From Her."  What coaxed me out of the house...to be shocked by $5 for a small popcorn and $4 for a small soft drink?

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