djByron [Dan Byron]husband, father, christian, musician & technophile ( but not a dj )

I first learned about this documentary from Evan Courtney about a month ago. As soon as I had a chance, I rented it in iTunes because the trailer looked so interesting. My wife, was skeptical at first of a “documentary” staring a bunch of 80+ yr old seniors singing modern and classic rock songs but once the movie started we were both hooked. What an amazing, heartwarming and inspiring way to spend an evening!

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You can also check out their segment on The Today Show.

Is Apple inventing new resolutions now? Saw this last night and was like huh, 1280? Note that the actual trailer is in 1080P per this page, the designer of this graphic must have had some private ambitions.

Thanks to @dustindk and Bob.Blog for this video. I’d heard about this a few weeks ago but never had a chance to watch the video.

So a bunch of us guys went to see Cloverfield tonite…. My take on the move? I’d give it 4 out of 5 stars. I thought the movie was great overall and really only initially disappointed me at the end. Really even then it wasn’t a disappointment if you look at the context of the movie. It’s shot from the viewpoint of a hand held video camera from open to close. If you keep that in mind I think quite of the few bad reviews out there could be dismissed. Yes initially I was like… huhhh? When the credits started rolling because there’s no real closure at the end.. But when you put it into context, how could Abrams have given the movie closure unless he opened and closed the movie outside of the camcorder. I thought it was very entertaining, the effects and cg were great and once again even the ending made sense in context. By far the best Godzilla type move to date.

[update] I guess Drew’s comment about something happening after the credits wasn’t wrong after all… He sent me this link earlier this AM: http://movieblog.ugo.com/