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Thursday, May 21, 2015
Literary Honors
The Caption
A movie caption is something we all read. It's the explanatory comment that can peak our interest or lose our interest in a film or TV show. These caption mainly go to the extreme boundaries of a concise written statement. They tend to be functional at best and...and functional at best.
There, however, are those rare creative captions that are note worthy. Captions written for 4-star movies, 0-star movies and TV shows that are just fun to read.
Gun Crazy, starring Peggy Cummins, John Dall, (1949), 4-Stars,
Film Noir, cult classic about a firearms-obsessed couple on a crime spree. He's a timorous, emotionally disturbed World War II vetern, while she's a carnival sharpshooter who is equally disturbed, but a lot smarter, and hence a lot more dangerous. (Crime Drama, 87 Mins.)
Bait, starring Xaver Samuel, Sharni Vinson, (2011), 0-Stars,
A powerful tsunami sends ocean waters rushing into an underground supermarket, prompting the terrified shoppers to fight for their lives as vicious man-eating sharks glide down the aisles in this tense tale of deep-sea terror. (Action/Adventure, 91 Mins.)
The Visitor, starring Mel Ferrer, Glen Ford, (1979), 1-Star,
An intergalactic warrior must stop a demonic 8-year-old girl from achieving global domination. (Horror, 90 Mins.)
Wonder Women, "The Pluto Files", S1/Ep08, (1976),
A mercenary is a double threat---he steals the secret of creating earthquakes, and is an unwitting plague carrier. (Action/Adventure, 60 Mins.)
It makes me wonder if there is some form of industry/writer group that gives recognition to the person/people who write such memorable captions. Any way...what a way to enhance your TV viewing pleasure.
A movie caption is something we all read. It's the explanatory comment that can peak our interest or lose our interest in a film or TV show. These caption mainly go to the extreme boundaries of a concise written statement. They tend to be functional at best and...and functional at best.
There, however, are those rare creative captions that are note worthy. Captions written for 4-star movies, 0-star movies and TV shows that are just fun to read.
Gun Crazy, starring Peggy Cummins, John Dall, (1949), 4-Stars,
Film Noir, cult classic about a firearms-obsessed couple on a crime spree. He's a timorous, emotionally disturbed World War II vetern, while she's a carnival sharpshooter who is equally disturbed, but a lot smarter, and hence a lot more dangerous. (Crime Drama, 87 Mins.)
Bait, starring Xaver Samuel, Sharni Vinson, (2011), 0-Stars,
A powerful tsunami sends ocean waters rushing into an underground supermarket, prompting the terrified shoppers to fight for their lives as vicious man-eating sharks glide down the aisles in this tense tale of deep-sea terror. (Action/Adventure, 91 Mins.)
The Visitor, starring Mel Ferrer, Glen Ford, (1979), 1-Star,
An intergalactic warrior must stop a demonic 8-year-old girl from achieving global domination. (Horror, 90 Mins.)
Wonder Women, "The Pluto Files", S1/Ep08, (1976),
A mercenary is a double threat---he steals the secret of creating earthquakes, and is an unwitting plague carrier. (Action/Adventure, 60 Mins.)
It makes me wonder if there is some form of industry/writer group that gives recognition to the person/people who write such memorable captions. Any way...what a way to enhance your TV viewing pleasure.
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Monday, May 11, 2015
Sometimes
Sometimes I call you my angel
Sometimes I call you by name
Sometimes I tell you I love you
Sometimes you tell me the same
I know the way that you see me
I know the way that you are
I know the way that you touch me
I know the way when you go too far
Somehow our days came together
Somehow our days had to start
Somehow I'll know where to find you
Somehow I'll know if we come apart
This is no passing romance
This didn't happen by chance
This is no passing romance
Hold on I won't let you go.
photo, words and music by roman blazic_all rights reserved
Tuesday, May 5, 2015
Sunday, May 3, 2015
Portside Community Arts Festival 2015
Welcome to Penn Treaty Park
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Friday, May 1, 2015
Fishtown's Fishing Derby
Penn Treaty Park
The Friends of Penn Treaty Park hosted the 4th Annual Fishing Derby. Prizes were given for the most fish caught and the largest fish. A limited amount of children size rod and reels were provided. A certificate with a ribbon was presented to all children who participated in the fishing derby.
Congratulations to Michaela Vincenti our winner of the 4th Annual Fishtown Fishing Derby with a catch of a 16.78 inch catfish. George Gurney came in second with two catches of 16.25 and 15.5 inches a piece. Thanks to all who came out on a very chilly morning, especially the children to continue this great Fishtown tradition.
Click here to see all the pictures.
The Friends of Penn Treaty Park hosted the 4th Annual Fishing Derby. Prizes were given for the most fish caught and the largest fish. A limited amount of children size rod and reels were provided. A certificate with a ribbon was presented to all children who participated in the fishing derby.
Congratulations to Michaela Vincenti our winner of the 4th Annual Fishtown Fishing Derby with a catch of a 16.78 inch catfish. George Gurney came in second with two catches of 16.25 and 15.5 inches a piece. Thanks to all who came out on a very chilly morning, especially the children to continue this great Fishtown tradition.
Click here to see all the pictures.
George Gurney
Michaela Vincent
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