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...were restoring the blood of their blood, flesh of their flesh,” he said...
...made of stronger stuff than that. Instead, Dartboard was appalled by the number of screamers running with robes held in front of them or hands over particular parts. Dartboard does not mind if you want to be simply a primal pervert and hang out on the sidelines watching the flesh go by, but if you’re going to run, please run in only the clothes that you were given at birth. • Dartboard was fascinated by recent news stories proclaiming Senator Edward M. Kennedy ’54-’56 as a member...
...cynical scenarist played by William Holden in Billy Wilder's 1950 Sunset Blvd. "They think the actors make it up as they go along." O.K., most actors don't write their own dialogue. But they are more than handsome lugs and ladies. They are the script's words made flesh, the director's dreams embodied. And for us people out there in the dark, actors are our best, our baddest, our deepest and most glamorous selves...
...central issue the union fought for-undiminished pensions not just for current workers, but also for the new hires in the future-appears to have been conceded by the MTA going into the new talks. It is still unclear which pound of flesh the union will have to give in return. And while many transit workers seemed uneasy about calling off the strike without an inked contract, they seem willing to follow their leadership on faith...
...from David Cronenberg’s recent film “A History of Violence”—which similarly explored the toll violence exacts on its practitioners—Spielberg depicts gun violence in all of its goriness: exit wounds, blood splatters, and charred flesh. This verisimilitude, combined with the knowledge that the depicted events are historical, make “Munich” an unsettling film to watch in its bloodier moments. Its battle sequences are expertly realized, but they are not presented for the viewers’ entertainment, as they would be in lesser films...