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Tag Archives: drama
Fictional cities and towns of live action television
The following list identifies the fictional city or town where these live action television series (comedy or drama) were situated. A separate blog post identifies fictional cities and towns of cartoon (or animated) series. States/provinces that have the most … Continue reading
Posted in advertising, art, branding, Canada, cities, entertainment, fun, geography, history, place names, placemaking, recreation, States, Television, tourism, Travel
Tagged cities, comedy, drama, entertainment, television, towns, trivia, TV shows
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A powerful film – “Short Term 12”
We watched Short Term 12 on Netflix last weekend and were impressed by this remarkable film. The movie is about a temporary treatment facility for troubled teens nicknamed “Short Term 12.” The film is raw, intense, funny, inspiring, heartbreaking, and … Continue reading
“Birdman” simply soars!
This film is what great moviemaking is all about! Michael Keaton, Edward Norton, Emma Stone, Amy Ryan, Andrea Riseborough, Naomi Watts, and the entire cast of Birdman give performances of a lifetime in this cinematic treat. The cinematography is breathtaking … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, art, aviation, Communications, entertainment, film, fun, humanity, movies, pictures, theaters, writing
Tagged acting, Amy Ryan, Andrea Riseborough, art, Birdman, cinema, comedy, drama, Edward Norton, Emma Stone, entertainment, film, humanity, Michael Keaton, movies, Naomi Watts, writing
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A serious downer of a movie
I will preface this post with the fact that I do not like Woody Allen at all. That being said, based on the accolades that Cate Blanchett has been receiving for her acting in his latest film at the various … Continue reading
Posted in art, civility, Communications, entertainment, film, humanity, movies, music, pictures, psychology, theaters, video, Women
Tagged acting, Andrew Dice Clay, art, Cate Blanchett, drama, entertainment, film, motion pictures, movies, video
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“Her”- Love in an impersonal world
Kathy and I saw the film Her over the weekend. The movie is a poignant fast forward portrayal of our impersonal digital world. Putting irony and emphasis on this portrayal was the fact that as we exited the theater, nearly everyone … Continue reading
Posted in art, civics, civility, Communications, culture, diversity, entertainment, film, history, humanity, internet, Love, movies, music, pictures, Science, technology, theaters, video, Women, writing
Tagged acting, Amy Adams, art, drama, film, humanity, internet, Joaquin Phoenix, love, motion pictures, movies, romance, technology, web
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Europe’s largest indoor performance halls
While tabulating the data listed below, I was quite surprised at the famous cities and venues that are not included in the list. This may be partially due to the minimum 2,000 seat size chosen, but may also have to … Continue reading
Posted in adaptive reuse, architecture, art, cities, Communications, culture, downtown, entertainment, Europe, fun, geography, historic preservation, history, land use, movies, music, pictures, placemaking, revitalization, Statistics, theaters, tourism, Travel, UK, urban planning
Tagged architecture, arts, concert halls, drama, Europe, historic preservation, music, musicals, opera, performance halls, plays, theater, venues
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Movie review – admiring “Mud”
My two younger sons and I attended the movie Mud this past Friday night. After hearing and/or reading stellar reviews about the film, we thought it would be a nice variation to the annual summer onslaught of superhero offerings. All … Continue reading
Posted in advertising, art, civics, civility, Communications, culture, entertainment, film, humanity, Love, movies, pictures, Sexism, theaters, Women, writing
Tagged acting, Arkansas, drama, entertainment, film, Mathew McConaughey, movies, Mud
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America’s largest indoor performance halls – UPDATE #7
The following list shows the the largest indoor performance halls in the United States (minimum 2,000 seats and collegiate in italics). It does not include other venues like outdoor amphitheaters, or sports facilities like arenas and stadiums. LDS Conference Center … Continue reading
Posted in adaptive reuse, architecture, art, cities, civics, Communications, culture, economic development, economic gardening, entertainment, entrepreneurship, fun, geography, humanity, infrastructure, land use, movies, music, placemaking, planning, product design, revitalization, Statistics, theaters, third places, tourism, Travel, urban planning, writing
Tagged acting, arts, cities, colleges, conceert halls, concerts, drama, music, music halls, opera houses, performance halls, theaters
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It could have been such a good action movie…
…if they had left out about half of the f-words, dropped the overly melodramatic patriotic hoopla, and didn’t need to kill everyone with shots to the head, head stabbings, and head crushing. The movie I am talking about is Olympus … Continue reading
Posted in art, Asia, aviation, cities, civility, Communications, culture, entertainment, film, globalization, government, Guns, history, movies, North America, politics, theaters, writing
Tagged Aaron Eckhart, acting, action movies, art, Ashley Judd, drama, entertainment, film, Gerard Butler, government, Korea, Morgan Freeman, movies, politics, writing
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