Saturday, February 9, 2008

"I am a Muslim".

Kill me and call it:"Collateral Damage"..Imprison me and call it:"Security Measure"..Exile my people en masse and call it:"New Middle East"..Rob my resources, invade my land, alter my leadership and call it:"Democracy"..

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Wednesday, February 6, 2008

Monday, January 28, 2008

How glasses affect your image

if anybody calls you four eyes again, show them this picture.

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Persepolis



continuing my modest efforts to please the two people that reluctantly read this blog, i bring you here yet another brief review of a great animated film i saw recently: Persepolis.

This movie is based on the french autobiographical novel of the same name. It was written and directed by Marjane Satrapi & Vincent Paronnaud. Basically it tells the story of Marjane, and it begins when she was 9 years old living with her relatively open-minded family during the events of the falling monarchy in Iran and the Islamic revolution that came after it in the late 1970's. The Movie's strong point is simplicity, it illustrates the story in simple black and white cartoony style animations, which blends very well with the great music and creates a style of it's own. I don't think i can describe whether the movie is too funny or too dramatic since it has both elements in abundance, some scenes are uplifting while others are very dramatic. In short this movie is truly a vibrant masterpiece that is told with style and passion and i highly recommend it for anybody who remotely likes movies/animation.

Sunday, January 27, 2008

The King of Kong, A fistful of Quarters



Here's a documentary i saw yesterday that turned out to be much better than i expected, it follows Steve Wiebe as he tries to take the world high score of the classic arcade game "Donkey Kong" from world champion Billy Mitchell, this is all based on real people and real events.. and has dramatic moments and a lot can be learned from what the characters go through to achieve their goals.. Must see for anyone who likes competitive gaming or classic retro games.

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Saturday, January 26, 2008

18 Undiscovered Websites Every Gamer Should Know

The gaming niche is characterized by its haves and have-nots. You’ve seen Kotaku, IGN, GameSpot, Joystiq, 1UP and the others, but what about the great, lesser-known gaming sites? Here are 18 great gaming sites you might not have seen before.

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