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...first-person accounts from Saudi students at Marshall, go to time.com/students
...complete with singing raccoon friends and pervaded by a sugary-sweet insistence that love does, in fact, triumph over all—was a staple of childhood, Malick’s latest endeavor is appropriate to the end of adolescence, from the characters’ introspective first-person voice-overs with their unabashed expression of idealism, to the casting of “heartthrob” Colin Farrell (“Alexander”) as the angst-ridden, yet hopeful, John Smith.The film’s themes also strike close to the preoccupations of people in their late teens...
...Woodward would not discuss why he had disclosed certain details and not others about the June 2003 conversation in which he learned that Plame worked at the CIA.“Everything that I told Fitzgerald was in that statement,” Woodward said, referring to the first-person account of his testimony that ran in the Post on Nov. 16. “I remember when we were putting that together and people wanted to change this thing or that thing, I had to say, ‘Wait a minute, this is my statement, not your statement...
...feel right.”Though Bagley initially had some difficulty attracting investors, he gained the necessary financial backing in 1999, following the tragedy at Columbine High School with its implied connection to violent video games.Eighteen months later, the company released its first game, “Catechumen,” a first-person shooter set during Christianity’s early days in the historical Roman Empire. In it, players must “rescue [their] captured Christian brethren… [who] have been taken hostage by the evil Roman Empire, controlled by Satan himself.” Because...
Like a video game in the hands of an inexperienced player, the movie does its job, but just barely. For those who loved the games, this is a near-must-see, if only to check out the claustrophobic fight scene in a holding cell and the stellar first-person homage to the game at the end of the movie. For everyone else, do yourself (and Mr. Rock’s career) a favor and pass on this one. Frankly, I was more of a Quake person anyway...