Random stuff. Watch in order. This is the original remastered version:

Hayden Christensen In Return of the Jedi

Qui-Gonn Jinn in Return of the Jedi

Mace Windu In The Return Of The Jedi

Many Jedi/Sith Return of the Jedi Alternate Ending

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Audioplasm (Polarity/1 & Rubio) - Guillermo Ate My Lunch

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"Guillermo Ate My Lunch" is the opening track of Audioplasm's first CD, Heavy Meadow,

 which features Guillermo Cardenas on merengue percussion. Audioplasm is a 

collaboration of two artists from New York City, Polarity/1 and Rubio. Together they have 

already scored the soundtrack for the documentary "In Debt We Trust" by Danny 

Schechter. Polarity/1 himself wrote the music for the award-winning Schechter's WMD 

(Weapon of Mass Deception). This video, directed by Marc Wagnon & Polarity/1, shows 

their ability in visual arts as well as their musical eclecticism.

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Url: http://www.gregscarnici.com
Sound: http://www.musicxray.net/xrays/3876/public

With raves on TMZ, Perezhilton.com, MTV, VH1, Fox News, and CNN and over seven million online hits, you already know Greg Scarnici as the viral video sick-sation behind the hilarious Britney parody, “Gimme More (Pills),” as well as equally wicked comedic takes on Beyonce, Fergie, Amy Winehouse, MIA, Prince and others. With the release of “12 Inch Freak,” Greg turns his gaze from pop icons to the dancefloor, this time skewering the many genres of dance music. 

Fans of Greg Scarnici’s pop star video parodies, will appreciate the bonus track, “Gimme More (Pills),” currently at over 3.6 million views on YouTube and about which TMZ raved, “Britney Gets Abs and a Better Weave!” 

Written, produced, arranged and mixed by Greg Scarnici, “12 Inch Freak” is now available on iTunes and Amazon, where fans can download the entire album or just their favorite tracks. 

Greg Scarnici | Bio 

Greg Scarnici is a comedic writer/director/performer who has been seen on NBC, Comedy Central, MTV, VH1, CNN and Fox News. His viral video parodies have been featured on “Anderson Cooper 360,” ”The Live Desk,” “Best Week Ever” and in “Entertainment Weekly.” Greg has also been seen on “30 Rock,” “Online Nation,” “Nick Cannon: Short Circuitz,” “Straight Plan For The Gay Man,” and “Saturday Night Live,” where he has also contributed jokes and promos. Other TV writing credits include scripting the 2007 and 2008 Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks Spectaculars for NBC. 

To find out more about Greg Scarnici, “12 Inch Freak”, and his music video madness, please visit: www.gregscarnici.com

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Giovanni Allevi - Joy Tour

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The year is 1933, it's the Great Depression. A time for the desperate to do the unthinkable. Crime was on the rise and people were suffering. For John Dillinger (Johnny Depp) it was a time of infinite possibilities and opportunities. To combat the sharp incline in rampant criminal activity, J. Edgar Hoover (Billy Crudup) forms the FBI, led by Melvin Purvis (Christian Bale). Together they target Dillinger as public enemy number one. Relying on new methods of intelligence gathering (such as tracking the purchase location of a coat or recording phone conversations), the firepower of trained gunmen, and his own relentless nature, Purvis gets closer and closer to Dillinger and company.
"I like baseball, movies, good clothes, fast cars... and you. What else do you need to know?" - John Dillinger. Johnny Depp IS John Dillinger. He's perfect for the role. The cool, confident and almost cocky nature of the character is really portrayed on screen (such as bragging to reporters about his bank jobs and teasing Purvis and agents who are after him). It's a look of how a man lived and succeeded in a hard time. Dillinger was a man that lived in the moment as only a man in the depression could. From the worlds on John Dillinger, "I'm to busy having fun today to even think about tomorrow." Who knows what tomorrow might bring? Bale also succeeds in his role and is a solid counterpart against Depp. It works well having two top, well known actors opposing each other on screen.
The film is directed by Michael Mann who brought us such films as Heat, The Insider, and Collateral and he adds another good film to his resume with this one. The action sequences, bank heists, and shootouts in this film are probably the biggest highlights. After all, this is from the same guy who gave us one of the most famous and arguably the best shootout of all time in Heat. The sequences are cool, slick, and gritty. Excellence at it's best. (I have to throw in a note of praise for the superb shootout at the Little Bohemia lodge, which was an extremely impressive scene)
The cat and mouse aspect makes it intriguing, but I think more could have been added to it. It just feels as if something was missing. Much of the film focuses on the love story between Dillinger and Billie Frechette (Marion Cottillard) It's also interesting to see the other gangsters of this time and how they relate to Dillinger and the criminal world.
Much has been made of Public Enemies being filmed on HD video, mostly complaints. I must say that at times, the picture looked amazing. The night sequences, especially looked beautifully slick and realistic. I loved the cinematography here. The cars, headlights, street lights, and everything looked fantastic. Other times, it doesn't look as good. It just felt as if something didn't look right. I'm not sure what to think about this.
One problem I had with this film would have to be the lack of character depth in many of the characters. At times, it seems as if we are expected to know and understand the characters before going to see the film because it is a real life story. But as a film, it could have developed the characters more to help us (and those who know nothing about Dillinger, his life, or Purvis and the FBI) understand them better. Another problem was some of the historical inaccuracies. Many things portrayed in the film, do not happen as they did in real life. Many sequences are just out of order. I know the filmmakers had to know about this and just tried to work it in as best as they could. It's not a documentary, it's a movie.
I really enjoyed Public Enemies. It's a solid crime drama and a good summer film. I understand expectations were through the roof, but that's a little hard to ask for. It's a really good film, but not quite a great one... The action is fun, the story is interesting. Maybe instead of being a very good film, it could have became a really great film if more was put into the characters? I'm not sure. It just felt as if something were missing. But who can knock a film for still being really good?

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(Synopsis) Sara (Cameron Diaz) and Brian Fitzgerald (Jason Patric) have just been informed that their young daughter Kate (Sofia Vassilieva) has leukemia, and that she only has a few years to live. The doctor suggests to the parents that they try an unorthodox medical procedure of producing another child in a test-tube that would be a perfect match as a donor for Kate. Sara will try anything to save Kate, and they have a new baby Anna (Abigail Breslin) to be used as a donor for Kate. The first thing they use is blood from the umbilical cord for Kate. As years go on, the doctors must take bone marrow from Anna to give to Kate. At age 11, the next thing Anna must give to her sister is a kidney. Anna has had enough of all of these medical procedures, and she decides to sue her parents for medical emancipation and the right to decide how her body will be used. The whole family is being torn apart by Anna's decision because everyone knows what will happen to Kate if she doesn't get a new kidney.
(My Comment) Everyone knows from the movie trailer that the story is about a young girl who has cancer. You would think that it would be a depressing movie, but you would be wrong. It is a story of some of the choices we make in life. Having a test-tube baby as body parts for another child was a choice made by the parents. Anna wanting to stop giving her body to her sister was a choice. As with all choices, there are consequences. Kate will die without a new kidney. There are many very hard choices in life and in death that we must make, and this is a good movie to show you the way. Diaz as the pragmatic lawyer who was fighting to the very end for her daughter lost focus on life, and the rest of her family. I believe that this is Diaz's best part and performance as an actress. Sofia Vassilieva played Kate, who was in pain for most of her life. Sofia played Kate so well that you could see the helplessness in her eyes as she fights for her life. Anna was also part of this pain, and Abigail Breslin played this part as a professional. Actually, the whole cast was outstanding throughout the film. I loved the collaged scrapbook with voice-over and flashbacks that Kate made to give to her mother. This is a good movie to see with your loved ones. (New Line Cinema, Run Time 1:49, Rated PG-13) (10/10)
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My wife and I attended an early press screening for the third Ice Age installment two weeks ago and had a wonderful time. The film easily tops the second outing of the series, and is right on par with the first - with just the right mixture of new characters and settings vs. the older ones we've all grown to love (especially Scrat. I can watch a whole movie with this guy).
This time around, Manny and Ellie are expecting a baby mammoth, something that leads to unexpected responds from Diego and Sid. When Sid decides to become a parent himself in return, he steals three giant eggs he accidentally bumps into, only to later realize they're dinosaur eggs that belong to a pretty angry mother. When mother-dinosaur kidnaps Sid, it's up to Manny and friends to return him home safely. Adventures ensue as they find out that underneath their icy world lives a land filled with enormous and sometimes menacing dinosaurs, one which our friends would need to cross in order to rescue Sid.
Ice Age 3: Dawn of the Dinosaurs is cute but not insulting, the visuals are stunning and if you forgive the obvious historical loophole (there were no dinosaurs during the Ice Age) you can actually have quite a good time. The dinosaurs add a lot to the plot, and there's actually a very cool, nice sense of adventure throughout the film, one that was somewhat missing (in my opinion) from the previous installment. All this adds to a fun and thrilling experience - alongside the visuals, jokes and general good atmosphere.
To sum things up - Ice Age 3 is an above average animated film, that'll appeal to grown-ups and kids alike. I gave it 9 out of 10.
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I wasn't expecting much going into this film. I'm aware of director Michael Bay's history and his habit of making mindless popcorn films with huge explosions, scantily-clad women, and awful cheesy dialogue. However, I thought the first film was okay for what it was, so figured maybe I would like the sequel. I was dead wrong. "Revenge of the Fallen" is the most ridiculous campy, poorly-written and poorly-directed piece of garbage to come out this year. The acting by Shia LaBeouf and Megan Fox is average, and the special effects are extremely well done. That's about the only saving grace for this film.
The writing is so unbelievable you almost have to see it to believe it. At one point a character actually utters the line "not on my watch." No one in the history of the military has ever said this outside of a film. Reading over the screenplay, you would think it was some terrible Transformers fan faction written by a tenth grader and posted to the Internet. The dialogue is HORRIBLE. This would be a great movie if it was targeted to 9 year olds, but the overt sexual references and language suggest an older demographic. Maybe it's because Bay is trying to please a wide range of people, and maybe that's why we have jokes made about Transformer Testicles and there's a scene where a transformer (with a Jersey accent much less) tries to hump Megan Fox's leg. What possible reason is this robot trying to hump her leg? Is that the way they procreate? There is ZERO excuse for it other than a cheap laugh. And that's ALL the jokes are, cheap laughs. I honestly would not have been surprised to see a transformer fart in this film, or maybe a scene where a transformer gets high. It wouldn't matter if it made sense because an intoxicated transformer would be HILARIOUS. But don't worry, because there's plenty of scenes of Sam's mother accidentally getting high at college and proceeding to follow the Robin Williams/Jim Carey acting formula of physical humor. Then there are Skids and Mudflap - two Decepticons who can't read, speak in "jive," act like gangster-wannabes, and fight a lot. One of them even has a gold tooth (I am not making that up). I am one of the last people you will meet who cares about things being PC or will ever claim anything is racist unless it is blatant, but this was a BLATANT stereotype. I cannot believe this made it into the movie. I wouldn't call it racist, but if these characters had actually been human, the NAACP would have freaked out.
This movie is also insanely long, at a running time of 2.5 hours. This probably could have been avoided if there wasn't so much slow motion footage of people running. I was miserable after the first 45 minutes. Bay should have cut at a minimum, the last half hour off of the movie. The action scenes, while good, were way too confusing. The robots are so complex you can't tell what is happening since it's so fast and you can't figure out Transformers: "Revenge of the Fallen" is not Armageddon. It is not Bad Boys. It is definitely not the Rock. Say what you will about those films, they at least had somewhat decent plots and required some brain activity. This movie is nothing but pure mindless action, awful jokes, and gratuitous shots of Megan Fox (and only one of those is a good thing).
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This is Rove (a show host) + Kevin Rudd (Our Prime Minister) + Bruno (You all should know who he is). And the last thing you'd expect is for them to be in the same room together/on a show together!
When I saw it on Rove last week I thought it was rather funny. I am easily amused!

Obviously, there were always going to be concerns about a wardrobe clash.

But when Austria's hottest fictional fashion journalist, Bruno, and the Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, appeared on the same episode of Rove Live last night, Bruno sported a sleeveless leather muscle shirt, silver leather G-string and single orange fingerless glove.

And as everybody knows, that's Rudd's church kit.

So there was no embarrassment when the Prime Minister took his seat in his after-eight look; dark suit, blue tie and goofy smile.

Bruno, the alter ego of British comic Sacha Baron Cohen, was understandably intrigued.

"Your Prime Minister? That guy I saw backstage? He's so hot," he drawled.

Mr Rudd, who did not appear on camera with Bruno, confirmed he had been unaware when accepting the invitation that the comedian would also be on the bill.

Mr Rudd joked that the staff member who booked him on the same show as Bruno was now in therapy.

"(After I found out) basically I was in a state of induced panic,'' Mr Rudd said.

And he used the opportunity to put paid to one of the stories about his reputedly hot temper.

Reports he'd chucked a fit because he didn't have access to a hairdryer in Afghanistan were simply not true.

Quizzed about whether he had a bit of a temper, Mr Rudd said: "Have you got a hairdryer?''

He went on to say: "The hairdryer never existed. Talk about a complete fabrication (of a story)''.

Host Rove McManus put his traditional final five questions to the Prime Minister, asking him about a piece of bathroom equipment known as the "Comfort Wipe'' and Mr Rudd's mangled phrase "fair shake of the sauce bottle''.

With more than a hint of double entendre, McManus asked: "How many times a day do you actually shake the sauce bottle''.

After a brief pause, the Prime Minister rejoined with: ``Not often enough''.

Later in the show, Mr Rudd made another brief appearance as Rove's guests parodied what they'd learned this week.

Mr Rudd said that before he appeared on Rove next time, he'd be asking whether "an Austrian fashionista will be appearing just before you''.

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KRudd

Bruno interview on ROVE - Part 1 (of 3) Australia

Bruno interview on ROVE - Part 2 (of 3) Australia

Bruno interview on ROVE - Part 3 (of 3) Australia

Bruno gives Rove a sexy make over complete with knitted penis - ROVE

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Australia's First Beatbox Choir

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