Yes, I’m taking her actions personally because I’m a journalist.
So she did enough research to know about Sherlock’s methods. Did none of her research give her the idea that maybe approaching him the way she did would be, you know, dumb? There’s a whole course on investigative journalism, and I…
I’m surprised that her stupidity led her to believed that M said that Sherlock is his friend……….
As I recall, Sherlock is a “High Functioning Sociopath” and he don’t have friends, stupid woman
When the Internet becomes ashes, you have SOPA’s permission to surrender your freedom
“I was so alone, and I owe you so much. Look, please, there’s just one more thing, one more thing, one more miracle, Sherlock, for me. Don’t. Be. Dead. Would you do that, just for me, just…stop it. Stop this” - Sherlock S02E03, The Reichbach Fall
(via whenwewereadventurous)
After Reichenbach:
Movie Review: Up in the Air
Director: Jason Reitman
Actors: George Clooney, Anna Kendrick, Vera Farmiga
Release Date: 2009
WARNING: MASSIVE SPOILERS IN THIS ARTICLE, read it for your own sake.
Up in the Air exceeds where all the element of other Comedy-Drama have procured, a clean message and blending in the humor with elements of emotions that progressed the film till we all have a knowledge of what the film actually says.
George Clooney plays Ryan Bingham, a eccentric, pessimistic-to-normal life middle age person who travelled all around the world (attempted to grab as many miles as he can) and fires people in the companies for a living and with no touching grounds with his family. He met his frequent-flying would-be-lover Alex and his protoge Natalie.
What made the film so special for a comedy-drama film is that the film provoked of how the main character is trying to be someone different and at times is what I would find him an interesting character, he’s the opposite of most American society and their way of life because the only home he has was travelling in an airplanes (He loves them: Juice Disperser, cheap sushi) and thinks that all the things around the person’s back is nothing but a burden of them (using a metaphor of backpacks), but he’s still the man of moral as he felt that the tele-communicating of firing people is simply destroying the morality and integrity of his work.
Anna Kendrick’s Character is one of the people that representing the American way of life not because that she’s that innocent girl like a proper American (Marriage), but because that is the way Natalie’s living in, like having a boyfriend (later breaks up with him via text message), she dares to question Ryan’s methods of his way of life simply she thinks it’s ridiculous to not to have a normal life.
The climatic scenes changes the mood of how the characters progress, Ryan’s sister is getting married, not for the better of course, he have to deal with her fiance’s reluctant acceptance on marriage. Which in turn moves Ryan into a warmer territory, making the subject of love the most important thing for him.
This movie reminded me of another movie Fast Food Nation, because of there’s the theme that is taken a very measurable meaning on that movie, in Up in the air, there’s more of a comprehendible ideal of complicated feel over the people who are trying to find solidarity on because they lost their jobs.
George Clooney has always been great of being Ryan Bingham, in fact, that’s what I think when he’s in real life, a smart talker with a sense of certainty over his character’s judgement and yet there he is, just an actor who’s great on who he is playing.
9/10
I don’t know if anyone has done this before, but this is all I see when I was watching this part….
1895 = Reichenback
The blog counter on John’s blog is stuck on 1895 - the year The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes was published.
The year of Reichenbach.
This reeks of Moffat.
Returning to my first post - Last Day of 2011
I’ve returned from my holiday bondage by my own dissident mischief and wasteful fun over the week of the Christmas holiday.
Honestly I didn’t really feel like Christmas at all, well maybe ”literary”, but perhaps it’s a bit job well done on my mum’s unprecedented rage shouting and dad’s sometimes ignorant steep figure totally makes it impossible for me to have a decent Christmas. Sometimes I have to tell them that Christmas is a time that we all get to celebrate something worthwhile, sometimes is all about put down all the burden which we all gone through and picked it up again. It seems, that anything’s not totally out in my head weigh, because after all, it’s just ruining my Christmas, AGAIN.
Another thing that hits me pretty hard is that me and my friends have probably decided to have another play meeting (for once because we seriously didn’t did this over the top crazy play meeting we have) and if you believe what one of the TV character, Hannibal, saids “I love it when a plans comes together” Well as a matter of fact, you don’t, checking off we originally have 6 people (3 girls, 3 boys) all together, then one by one, it makes a total loss of female to play with, leaving (again) for just 3 dudes, and we call it off (AGAIN), which strikes me hard because we already screwed this one up and we did it again. Good news is that we can delay it for one or two days, bad news is that school day is back on track on Wednesday and we didn’t have a back up plan for this.
So, it became pretty obvious that, my whole Christmas Holiday plan becomes another piece of garbage.
On the bright side, I do have fun for a day with my sister’s friends dropping by to my office and we eat, we watch movies, scrapping Christmas presents and we play a hell lot of games…… which already sets off one of the most interesting thing I could ever have for one day and that is boxing day.
And say hi to Macdull :)
I do wish us, the people of the world a very Merry Christmas, whether is a good warming event, or a sad plan for all the merry people, I still bless you another year of self-determination, having good time, and finally getting into what I want.
That is my letter to myself,
Vittorio
31/12/2011
