2012/09/29
Categories: Comedy . Tags: cnit129, euthanasia, fake blood, knife, Kool, Mitt Romney, Oprah Winfrey, smoking cigarettes, Thomas Outt, throat cancer . Author: thomasoutt . Comments: 1 Comment
What happens to plastic pumpkins during an earthquake?
Plastic pumpkins turn out to be sentient beings & they are not vegetarian. The consequences of such have been well-documented by the brilliant & ahead-of-the-times, George Romero. I am doomed, and this will probably be my last chance to blog as I will become completely desanguinated before I have time to edit…this…things…are…becoming…f-f-faint….I …my…life….before….
http://www.encyclo.co.uk/define/desanguinated (I love this word, or I loved this word before it happened to me!).
My path, will it cross with Cindy Sherman? Or will I be digested by plastic pumpkins? Stay tuned, for more Webcamerantics!
There is a strange & bittersweet irony in this digital stuff. Here I am as Captain Spaulding reading a book (VISIT SUNNY CHERNOBYL by Andrew Blackwell) that deals in one of it’s chapters about the “World’s Most Polluted Places” with the Amazon rain forest. To what extent did Amazon Dot Com have in helping to diminish the original, so nice people could have a material comfort zone? We may not live long enough as a species to ever know. Getting both of these photographs is like getting two shots of tequila for the price of one….
Dorothy Malone
Here is a scene from the earlier years of Dorothy Malone’s career. Her timing & movements are impeccable, perfect choices for a young actress working opposite Bogart, who was internationally acclaimed (these days we say iconic) as a motion picture star. It must have been a breakthrough role for her at the time. Her look changed considerably over the years, but here we see her before the ‘makeover.’ I hold her in high regard, and hope you will find the scene engaging. Enjoy!
This was the look used by Mia Farrow when, in 1968, her film career began in Roman Polanki’s Rosemary’s Baby. It was truly one of the most compelling horror films ever made, raising the bar for this genre from entertainment & campy fun to something that could be going on down the hall from your apartment. The lurking presence of evil was felt but never directly seen. Ruth Gordon got an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, and the same thing should have happened for Mia Farrow. Her portrayal was diamond brilliant, and still plays to full houses to this day in major metropolitan areas.
It was proceeded by a brilliant advertising campaign, with the words “Pray For Rosemary’s Baby” superimposed upon a British style perambulator. An image that Polanski carefully cultivated.
Am taking this class to broaden my computer knowledge base. It must be working, but a many things still baffle me. I have written this blog at least six or seven times, and it comes up empty when I attempt to review it.
Enjoy Silent Era Films, history, travel, art, just to name a few.
I hope to learn a few extra skills from this class, and maybe my blog attempts won’t continue to turn into things I never imagined. For the time being, I feel like a special effect without that as my intention….
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