Bush vs. Kerry – Whoever wins… we lose!
(if you don’t get it, than watch a trailer for “Alien vs. Predator“)
Bush vs. Kerry – Whoever wins… we lose!
(if you don’t get it, than watch a trailer for “Alien vs. Predator“)
Shooting into direct sun with polarizing filter on can produce a picture that is very close to black and white in appearence. Shooting a moon with a high ISO setting and without a tripod can produce something which looks like a sun. The only way I could tell two images apart is by grain which is caused by low ISO setting. Today’s picture is “Sun or Moon?”
Album location: /photos/2004/2004-10-26_POTD
Olga and I went to the cinema today to watch “Man on Fire“. It turned out to be a much better movie than I expected.
The story was pretty predictable and unoriginal. Except maybe for a half happy ending. Anyway, the story is not the strongest side of this movie. The way it was told is. This film is not actually an action like it seemed it would be from the trailer, and like a billion of other movies based on the same story are. This film is actually a drama. And a good one.
The movie starts very slow. And it keeps very slow until about a little after middle. Than it gets really fast. And than it slows down towards the end again, now for a dramatic ending. This way setting it was very original and did make the movie seem deeper than it is.
There was a lot of good acting. Denzel Washington was the best choice for the main role. It is exactly his type of movie and his type of role. And he did it better than he did it ever before. Dakota Fanning, a young star, was also very good and feeling provocative. Everyone else were supportive but nobody I can pick out with excellence.
Summary: the movie is a strong 8 out 10. I’ll watch it again after some time.
Alex brought the scanner back to me, so I managed to scan the pictures from the last ultrasound examination. This time around it was much more interesting since I could guess more parts. The face is clearly visible. Also I guess the boy thingy is pretty clear.
All the screenshots are here.
And I thought that “Windows” was way too generic for trademark registration. The story is here.