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Tag Archives: J.J. Abrams
Shine On Sarah
Shine On Sarah Like many others, I didn’t really know who Sarah McLauchlan was until after her 1997 Surfacing. Surfacing was a reference to the 1972 Margaret Atwood novel of the same name. In the novel the female narrator is … Continue reading
Posted in Feminism, Lost, Movies/TV, Music
Tagged 1995, 1996, 1997, 2003, 2005, 2010, 2014, Adia, Afterglow, Alias, Angel, Bankruptcy, Ben, Brothers McMullan, Canada, Cari Lynn Vaughn, City of Angels, Closer, Delirium, Ethan McMillian, Fallen, Felcity, Feminism, Fumbling Toward Ectasy, Hold On, I Love You, Ice Cream, isolation, J.J. Abrams, Jason Vaughn, Joel, Laws of Illusion, Lillith Fair, Lost, Margaret Atwood, Persephone's Echo, Possession, Sarah MacLaughlan, Seperation, Shine On, Silence, Singer, Solace, Stupid, Surfacing, Sweet Surrender, Touch, Vox, Wings of Desire, Winter, Winter Song, World on Fire
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Daredevil
Daredevil Ben Affleck played Matt Damon’s best friend in Good Will Hunting. Despite him taking the smaller role in the script they both wrote, I still noticed him. For some reason I didn’t really notice him in Dazed and Confused, … Continue reading
Posted in Dreams, Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV
Tagged Affectionate, Argo, Armageddon, Batman, Ben Affleck, Benifer, Black Hawk, Boston, Bounce, Brad Pitt, Casino, Chasing Amy, Chemistry, Cleark, Colorado, Counting Cards, Daredevil, Dazed and Confused, Directing, Director, Dogma, Draw, Dreams, DVD, Engaged, Flirting, George Clooney, Gigi, Gone Baby Gone, Gone Girl, Good Will Hunting, Gritty, Gwenth Paltrow, J.J. Abrams, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, Jennifer Garner, Jennifer Lopez, Kevin Smith, Kick-Ass, Kids, Las Vegas, Mallrats, Married, Matt Damon, Nick Dunne, Oscar, Pearl Harbor, Poker, Pregnacy, Premonition, relationship, Script, Shakespeare in Love, Superman VS Batman, Tabloids, The Town, Writer
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George Lucas
George Lucas George Lucas came to my attention in 1988. That was the year that I saw Willow. I knew of him from Star Wars. Although I liked Star Wars, it hadn’t captured my imagination like Willow did. Star Wars … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Flashback, Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV
Tagged 1988, Biography, Carrie Fisher, Digital, Disney, Elven Rings, Family, Fans, Father Figure, Futuristic, George Lucas, Harrison Ford, Indiana Jones, J.J. Abrams, Jean Marsh, Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Last Crusade, Leia, Lord of The Rings, Lucasfilm Ltd, Mark Hamill, Sean Patrick Flannery, Security, Skywalker Ranch, Skywalking, Slicker, Sorsha, Star Wars, Strong Women, Uncle George, Val Kilmer, Vision, Warrick Davis. Joanne Whalley, Willow, Young Indiana Jones Chronicles
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J.J. Abrams
J.J. Abrams J.J. Abrams first came to my attention back in 2001 with the success of Alias. The Metaphysical Journey of Sydney Bristow caught my imagination, and so it was only natural that I was curious about her creator. About … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV
Tagged 1966, 1976, 1984, 2001, 6 Degrees, Alias, Almost Human, Bad Robot, Birthday Day, Book, Buoyant Billions, Connection, Damon Lindelof, Debate, Ethan McMillan, Felicity, Forever Young, Fringe, Gene Roddenberry, George Bernard Shaw, George Lucas, Humaity, Huxley, Infinite, Intelligence, Intertexuality, Island, J.J. Abrams, June 27th, Lost, Lost in Hypertext, Love of Literature, Nerd, Pala, Reader Response, Revolution, S., Science Fiction, SJ, Star Trek, Star Wars, Sydney Bristow, Technology, The Force is Strong With This One, The Internet, The Neverending Story, The Ship of Theseus, The Society For The Study of Lost, The X-Files, What About Brian
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Person of Interest
Person of Interest “Eternal Vigilance is the Price of Liberty,” is often attributed to Thomas Jefferson. However, it was John Philpot who first said, “The condition upon which God hath given liberty to man is eternal vigilance, which if … Continue reading
Posted in History, Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, Politics/Economics
Tagged Act of Terror, AI, American Revolution, Artifical Intellegence, Crimes, Eternal Vigilance is the Price of Liberty, Evil, Finch, Founding Fathers, God, Good, Government, Intervene, Irony, Irrelevant, J.J. Abrams, John Phlipot, Nanobots, New York City, Number, Person of Interest, Prequel, Reese, Relevant, Revolution, Skills, Survillance System, The Machine, Thoma Jefferson, Vigilance, Vigilante Justice, Villans
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The Americans
April 17, 2014 Spy Vs Spy Spy vs Spy is a comic strip in Mad Magazine, but it seemed appropriate this week. I’ve been watching The Americans. The Americans is an FX show that began May of 2013. It stars … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged 1853, 1856, 1991, 1999, 2000, 2010, 2014, Agression, Alias, America, Annex, Big Pharmicuticals, Brothers and Sisters, Capitalism, Car Insurance, CIA, Communism, Concessions International, Crimea, Crimean War, Demonstrations, Early 90s, Entitlement, Felicity, FX, Glasnost, Google, Greed, Greg, Health Care, Health Insurance, Heritage, History, J.J. Abrams, Joe Weisburg, Keri Russell, KGB, Mad Magazine, Mathew Ryes, Medicaid, Medical Industries, Memory, Obama, Perestroika, Putin, Religion, Russian, Salmon Bagel, Self-Defense, Socialism, Soviet Union, Spies, Spy Vs Spy, The Americans, USSR, Winter Olympics, Yetsin
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Revolution
November 5, 2013 Revolution “To women everywhere—the Revolution starts at home,” says Pink on the sleeve of her 2003 CD Try This. This week I got Try This, I’m Not Dead and Funhouse from the library. I needed them to … Continue reading
Posted in History, Literature/Pop Culture, Lost, Movies/TV, Politics/Economics
Tagged 1776, 5th President, Aaron, Alias, Ben Affleck, California Commonwealth, Charlie Matheson, Danny, Dies the Fire, Dystopian Future, Founding Fathers, Georgia Federation, Governer Affleck, J.J. Abrams, James Monroe, Jennifer Garner, Lost, Miles Matheson, Monroe Doctrine, Monroe Republic, Myles Standish, Once Great Civilization, past, Pink, Plains Nation, Plymouth Colony, Rachel, Redemption, Revolution, Revolution Begins At Home, Revolutionary War, Sebastian Monroe, Stephen King, Sydney Bristow, The Hunger Games, The Tower, Tracy Spiridakos, Try This
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Passenger
April 27, 2004 Passenger “Have you been the broken one, lying by the side of the road, waiting for a Good Samaritan, but no one has the time to ask, why are you bleeding? And are you going far?” … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, Music, Writing
Tagged Alias, Anais Nin, Butler, Cixcious, D.H. Lawrence, Delia Del Carril, Gender Studies, Graduate School, J.J. Abrams, Journals, Lacan, Nadia, Pablo Neruda, Passenger, Poem, Poetry, Sister, Sydney Biristow, Sylvia Plath, Tara MacLean, Virginia Woolf, Women's Studies
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Fringe
September 19, 2008 Fringe “The Pattern.” I’ve often looked for patterns in fiction and in my own life. It is interesting that the new J.J. Abrams show Fringe uses the concept of patterns. Like “The Covenant” or “Prophet Five” … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Lost, Movies/TV
Tagged Alien Invasion, Aliens, Apple, Biology, Butterfly, CIA, Cloning, FBI, Fringe, Fringe Science, Frog, Handprint, J.J. Abrams, Massive Dynamic, Parellel Universes, Phi, Teleportation, The Pattern, The X-Files, Time Travel
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