Monday, July 18, 2011
Millions Irrationally Feared Dead After Train Derails
According to Texans...
Okay, so not all Texans would agree, but the majority of them do think like this... LOL.
I guess after last week's post of New York, we Texans deserve this. Wait for tomorrow's post, we get kicked even harder.
I guess after last week's post of New York, we Texans deserve this. Wait for tomorrow's post, we get kicked even harder.
Must Watch: Gay Marriage with The Edge of Glory
I pray for the day when I can say "I do" to the man I love whole-heartedly, my partner Ryan. With tears running down my face, I watched this heart-warming video of a gay couple through the years, from the day they met, to the moment they got married - it is truly beautiful. Lady Gaga's, "The Edge of Glory" was chosen as the backdrop for the video, where many are saying, "as far as i'm concerned, this IS the official music video."
Posted by rebelwthcause on YouTube, the description reads:
This video is for everybody. Who has ever loved. And has been loved in return. To those that think it never does or will get better. It does. It does get better, it becomes beautiful.
Movies in Rewind: Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows - Part 2
Ryan and I went to see Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2 yesterday morning, because we didn't want to deal with the long lines, and annoying people who love to make noise during the movie. Besides, it was only $4 a ticket at 10:15 AM, compared to $8.50 for the evening show.
For 10 years we have watched Harry, Ron and Hermione grow, but better yet, we grew with all of them. It's no wonder why we were emotionally drained after watching this movie. Almost everyone I know was a child, teenager, or 20-year-old when they watched the first movie.
I moved to Houston in 2001, when the Sorcerer's Stone was released, and it was an extraordinary year for many reasons, not forgetting the 9/11 disasters that put our country in terrible distress. I will truly miss this amazing saga and it will cherished by millions for generations to come.
So first things first, if you don't want to be spoiled, then don't read this, but if you already read the books, or have already seen the movie, then this issue of "Movies in Rewind" will not bother you.
We already knew Harry was the "Chosen One" since the very first movie, but we didn't know about the Horcruxes, or that he had to destroy them in order to kill Voldermort. We learned about that in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince and the Deathly Hallows Part 1.
Just FYI, Horcruxes "are vessels in which a sorcerer may preserve a portion of his soul indefinitely. Anchoring a part of the soul to the earth by placing it in a Horcrux prevents the sorcerer's soul from going onwards should the sorcerer's body die; the effective result is that, given appropriate spells, the sorcerer can be brought back to life. This is considered to be among the darkest of all magic." - Wikibooks
Well, there were 7 of them, and Harry had to destroy them all by the end of the movie. The first two had already been destroyed by Dumbledore and Harry, respectively.
It would take me weeks to write down everything I want to share about the movie. Unfortunately, I don't have that amount of time.
Overall, the movie was absolutely fantastic! It was full of action, adventure, intrigue and mystery. The fight scenes were awesome, the deaths of major characters emotionally heart-breaking, and sad. The death of Bellatrix Lestrange by Ron's mother Molly Weasley was exceptionally thrilling - the best part of the movie!
Well.... I honestly can't pinpoint the best part - I enjoyed it all!
This movie deserves a 10 out of 10 rating, or 5 out of 5 stars, take your pick. I would be surprised if it didn't get nominated for an Academy Award.
For 10 years we have watched Harry, Ron and Hermione grow, but better yet, we grew with all of them. It's no wonder why we were emotionally drained after watching this movie. Almost everyone I know was a child, teenager, or 20-year-old when they watched the first movie.
I moved to Houston in 2001, when the Sorcerer's Stone was released, and it was an extraordinary year for many reasons, not forgetting the 9/11 disasters that put our country in terrible distress. I will truly miss this amazing saga and it will cherished by millions for generations to come.
We already knew Harry was the "Chosen One" since the very first movie, but we didn't know about the Horcruxes, or that he had to destroy them in order to kill Voldermort. We learned about that in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince and the Deathly Hallows Part 1.
Just FYI, Horcruxes "are vessels in which a sorcerer may preserve a portion of his soul indefinitely. Anchoring a part of the soul to the earth by placing it in a Horcrux prevents the sorcerer's soul from going onwards should the sorcerer's body die; the effective result is that, given appropriate spells, the sorcerer can be brought back to life. This is considered to be among the darkest of all magic." - WikibooksWell, there were 7 of them, and Harry had to destroy them all by the end of the movie. The first two had already been destroyed by Dumbledore and Harry, respectively.
- 1. Marvolo Gaunt's Ring
- 2. Tom Riddle's Diary
- 3. Helga Hufflepuff's Cup
- 4. Salazar Slytherin's Locket
- 5. Rowena Ravenclaw’s Diadem
- 6. Harry Potter
- 7. Voldermort's Snake Nagini
It would take me weeks to write down everything I want to share about the movie. Unfortunately, I don't have that amount of time.
Overall, the movie was absolutely fantastic! It was full of action, adventure, intrigue and mystery. The fight scenes were awesome, the deaths of major characters emotionally heart-breaking, and sad. The death of Bellatrix Lestrange by Ron's mother Molly Weasley was exceptionally thrilling - the best part of the movie!
Well.... I honestly can't pinpoint the best part - I enjoyed it all!
This movie deserves a 10 out of 10 rating, or 5 out of 5 stars, take your pick. I would be surprised if it didn't get nominated for an Academy Award.
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