Beer and Blog

Location	Portland, Oregon
About	Mobile software guy, C, C++, C#, Objective C. Interested in iPhone, Android and Near Field Communication (NFC).

pdxflaneur and mindwarm are now friends 1 year, 1 month ago
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mindwarm wrote on their own wire: 1 year, 1 month ago

I saw Terminator Salvation last night. I liked it better than the reviewers. Its a fun action flick with some nice homages to Terminators Past and an interesting thread about second chances. Being divorced that clicked with me. Not a great, but a good, one-shot movie.
mindwarm wrote on their own wire: 1 year, 2 months ago

No fire alarms to mention, but I also just saw “Angels and Demons”. In ways this movie was very similar to its predecessor/successor “The DaVinci Code”. I think Angels & Demons has a better storyline, but both movies had good acting, locations and special effects.
mindwarm wrote on their own wire: 1 year, 2 months ago

I just saw the new Star Trek movie and liked it, although I thought there was a wee bit too much Leonard Nimoy near the end. I guess Trekkie filmmakers feel some insecurity and want characters from a previous incarnation to validate their work.

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On June 1, 2009 mindwarm said:

I saw Terminator Salvation last night. I liked it better than the reviewers. Its a fun action flick with some nice homages to Terminators Past and an interesting thread about second chances. Being divorced that clicked with me. Not a great, but a good, one-shot movie.
On May 20, 2009 mindwarm said:

No fire alarms to mention, but I also just saw ”Angels and Demons”. In ways this movie was very similar to its predecessor/successor ”The DaVinci Code”. I think Angels & Demons has a better storyline, but both movies had good acting, locations and special effects.
On May 20, 2009 Justin Kistner said:

I’m planning to see Star Trek soon. Last time @emailstine and I went the fire alarm went off just as the lights were dimming!!
On May 19, 2009 mindwarm said:

I just saw the new Star Trek movie and liked it, although I thought there was a wee bit too much Leonard Nimoy near the end. I guess Trekkie filmmakers feel some insecurity and want characters from a previous incarnation to validate their work.
On May 15, 2009 mindwarm said:

I’m wearing a T-shirt I bought the last time I was in Seattle and it has an image of the Space Needle on it. When I was there I thought the Monorail was so retro. Back when I first saw it as a kid I thought it was so futuristic. Futurism’s destiny is to become retro.

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