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thecriticsagree:

Welcome to The Critics Agree, the new web site from John Carroll & Nick Klinger.  Our aim here is simple: we want to bring you the best of film criticism on the web, in turn recommending new films for you to see in theaters, on Netflix, or from your local video store.

See below for our summary of reviews on today’s new release, The Great Gatsby, as well as five top picks for those of you who want to avoid the crush of the moviegoing public.

Enjoy.  And we’ll see *YOU* at the movies.

Will you check out the new site I created with my pal Nick Klinger?  It’s called The Critics Agree.  It’s a web site about movies.  Some sites bring you the best, but we bring you the BEST *of* ~the~ BEST.

www.thecriticsagree.org

screenshotsofdespair:

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(Source: placebomurzyn)

betterthangenos:

What Is It Called? Philly Cheese Steak

Where Is It From? Ole Tavern on George Street in Jackson, MS

Does It Have Meat? Yes.

Does It Have Cheese?  Yes.  Swiss.

Does It Have Anything Else? Sauteed bell peppers, mushrooms and onions. Served on Gambino’s French Bread.

Is It Better Than Geno’s? Yes.

Another state bites the dust.

Poetry, by Google Voice needs some calls!  Find a poem!  They typically hide beneath rocks.

(215) 821-7461

Got my new passport in the mail.  Some curious design decisions by the State Department on this brochure.

I’m not a big Harry Potter fan, but I know a slam dunk when I see one.

Poetry, by Google Voice: Sonnet 154

poetrybygooglevoice:

by William Shakespeare
as read by David Tennant
and as translated by Google Voice

The little old gold line one so sweet
Later by he’s he’s his heart in flaming brand,
Plus maintenance that was Jason like to keep
Came tripping by; but in a meeting her and
The figures the retreat to come up…

Bring me some of that sweet, sweet Dr. Who traffic.

Sports Balls Replaced With Cats

You’re never going to believe where this blog is hosted.

Reblogged from Screenshots of Despair.

beginningthe:

Interior of SORRY WAS IN THE WOODS where Gertrude Stein’s “Stop! I will not drag my father beyond this tree.” from The Making of Americans meets my father’s drawing.