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05.01.2014 в 18:23

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Because I´m so in love with the super series "Supernatural" of the WB, specially because of their fine use of rock & roll for putting the moods on the diverse scenes that deal with the weird and the spooky, I have to point out something about "Highway to Hell". It has been used once or twice in this show to illustrate their journeys on the road when Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki are on their way to another terrifying mission aboard their beautiful classic black Cadillac. When they presented an award on the Critics Choice Awards a two weeks ago, they were greeted into the stage with this outstanding gem by AC DC.
That´s the way showbussiness should work!
- myrna maria, Tegucigalpa, Honduras

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Highway To HellbyAC/DC
05.01.2014 в 19:25

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04-23-2007, 12:14 AM

Captain America seems like the hardest one to cast.

I mean I wouldn't necessarily mind seeing some huge star like Brad Pitt play him, but I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be all that happy about it either. It seems like a relative unknown would be the way to go. Ala, 300.

The guy from supernatural does seem to be an odd fit though.

Jensen Ackles has the 6 foot build, the ripped body, the boyish yet strong good lucks of a young Rogers freshly thawed from the ice, and a single episode of Supernatural shows he's both charismatic and commanding as hell. His dramatic and comedic acting chops are also some of the best I've seen on TV today.

I do agree that the role of Cap seems the hardest to cast, by far. It's like casting Superman.
05.01.2014 в 19:39

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Originally Posted by RhynoWoody
Captain America seems like the hardest one to cast.

I mean I wouldn't necessarily mind seeing some huge star like Brad Pitt play him, but I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be all that happy about it either. It seems like a relative unknown would be the way to go. Ala, 300.

The guy from supernatural does seem to be an odd fit though.


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Jensen Ackles has the 6 foot build, the ripped body, the boyish yet strong good lucks of a young Rogers freshly thawed from the ice, and a single episode of Supernatural shows he's both charismatic and commanding as hell. His dramatic and comedic acting chops are also some of the best I've seen on TV today.

I do agree that the role of Cap seems the hardest to cast, by far. It's like casting Superman.
05.01.2014 в 19:47

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First film...
Iron Man - Robert Downey, Jr.
The Hulk - Edward Norton
Captain America - Jensen Ackles
Thor - Ben Browder
Ant-Man - Simon Pegg
The Wasp - Charlotte Gainsbourg
Nick Fury - Samuel L. Jackson
War Machine - Don Cheadle

Additional members for future films...
Vision - Jeffrey Combs
Hawkeye - Michael Trucco
Black Widow - Gretchen Egolf
Wonder Man - Nathan Fillion
Ms. Marvel - Katee Sackhoff
I rule me.
05.01.2014 в 20:04

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Uncategorized Sunday, October 17th, 2004


It’s hard being all pimply at school. It’s even harder when everyone around you is gorgeous and perfect-looking, and you’re the token geek. Especially since that means that you’ll inevitably hurt people in your quest to be good looking when the pressure gets too much. That’s what happens this week to “Scabby Abby”, when her mother uses Kryptonite to give her the ultimate makeover. Of course, there’s always a drawback with Kryptonite — this time it’s a kind of sanity-draining effect. Poor Abby. Luckily Clark’s always around to sort these things out. With a little help from his friends.

Alright. Let’s get one thing clear at the outset. Smallville is crappy. It’s not one of those shows that I’ll defend with my last breath, I’m not obsessed with it, I don’t care if it gets cancelled tomorrow. The acting’s usually alright, but sometimes dreadful. The writing is usually dreadful, but sometimes alright. So why am I still watching it?

I don’t know. I need help.

But in my defense — Smallvile‘s fourth season is a great improvement on previous years. We’ve lost some of the series’ most irritating baggage. Pete Ross seems gone for good; I’m sure the writers could’ve come up with something to do with him if they’d tried, but ultimately he became the quintessential boring best friend who whines and gets in trouble. Lana and Clark seem to accept that they’re over, which means no more irritating back and forth there.[ftn]

There’s also a breath of fresh air or two. Jensen Ackles[ftn] joins the cast as Smallville High’s new football coach / Lana’s new boyfriend. Here’s hoping he doesn’t suddenly and unbelievably become an evil marauding corpse working for Lionel. He has the somewhat unfair advantage over other Smallville characters of getting reasonable dialogue most of the time. Sam Jones III must be really pissed off. But even better than Jensen is Erica Durance as Lois Lane.

Yes, finally Lois Lane, Clark Kent’s future bride, is in the show. Different people judge their Loises differently I’m sure. Some will view Margot Kidder as the definitive version — me, I’m proud/ashamed to say that I grew up with Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman and Teri Hatcher is mine. Durance is suitably sassy,[ftn] and also seems to be getting good dialogue. Mostly. It’s all helped by the relaxation of watching a couple that you know will get together at some point. I don’t know what’s happened to this show. Well, alright, I do, they’ve got some old Buffy writers on it. A good move.

However, there’s always things to remind you that it’s the same old Smallville. The show is still taking any excuse to show off its female cast — this week, Lois wakes up to find herself strapped to a table wearing only two strips of lycra. Phwoar! Oh wait, I was going to take the moral high ground there. Dammit. I concede the moral high ground and move on to the famed “Freak of the Week” syndrome. Yes, kryptonite has once more caused problems for an unsuspecting member of Smallville High. And yet again they’re not strong-willed enough to deal with it, choosing instead to go after one of Clark’s friends. This show doesn’t have a very high opinion of humanity.

It also doesn’t manage a very convincing high-school. Sometimes the kids act their age — even if less and less effort is made to make them look anything less than 25. But other times the writers seem to lose themselves completely, and the characters start slipping off to have sex with each other in the showers after only just meeting. I’m pretty sure this isn’t realistic.[ftn] Disturbingly little attention is paid, as usual, to the emotional effects of the story on the guest characters. This week a reasonably nice character is followed to the point where she purposefully causes psychological pain to another person … and then suddenly drops off the plot’s radar. I’m not sure if she even got the traditional Smallville “So how’s X holding up?”

So. Smallville. A guilty pleasure of cute american girls, the occasional good line and affectionate play with the Superman mythos. And an improving one, at that.
Footnotes
Which is just as well, because I couldn’t have taken another season of that.
Apparently, really good on Dark Angel. Not bad here either.
To be honest I’m not entirely sure what “sassy” means. I think it’s a word people invented to describe women when “plucky” became too patronising.
A difficult criticism to make, this, as I inadvertently reveal that I was not in fact having sex with people in the showers at school.

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16 Responses to “Facade”

Jack
October 17th, 2004 at 7:40 am

I find a lot of episodes can also be partially redeemed by a cool superman stunt.

Although you’re right – donning the lead females in as little clothing as possible works for me a lot better.

Andy
October 17th, 2004 at 8:26 am

What do you mean Jensen Ackles is ‘apparently good’ on Dark Angel?

Tom
October 17th, 2004 at 10:09 am

I mean, that’s what I’ve heard. From yourself and Jackson. I’ve never seen season 2(?) personally.

No nifty Superman stunts since the flying business in the first episode this season. Unless you count dodging bullets or heat vision but I don’t.

Shannon
October 19th, 2004 at 9:22 am

Um.. did you say Jensen Ackles?

WHY DID NOBODY TELL ME?!?!

QUICK, QUICK, MUST DOWNLOAD… DELICIOUS GEORGOUSNESS AWAITS!! EEEEPPP!!!

Tom
October 20th, 2004 at 12:21 am

I don’t mean to disappoint you Shannon, but he isn’t playing a character called George. Sorry. Perhaps you should cancel your download.

And … er … these textareas play up in IE a bit. Why does no one tell me these things? Perhaps no one knows. Anyhow, this needs fixing.

Andy
October 21st, 2004 at 1:03 am

Jensen naturally exudes georgousness. I always call him George by mistake.

I assumed the problems with IE were a deliberate slight against us majority of web users.

Tom
October 21st, 2004 at 11:54 pm

I would never deliberately harm IE-users — I would only deny them sweet effects that are too difficult to achieve with their crummy browser.

Shannon
October 23rd, 2004 at 12:17 am

He was sufficently georgous. I shall be watching this show from now one.

In other news, has anyone else seen that new show ‘Lost’ yet? I dont generally like airplane crash movies or tv, tends to make me then freak out when I have to fly (no idea why) but this show looks heavily intruiging. I like the characters so far, after only the pilot. I’m not sure how many seasons something like that could go for though, seems like they might run out of mischeivous adventures to play out. But hey, Gilagan’s Island when for how many years? So what do i know.

Tom
October 23rd, 2004 at 2:35 am

I’ve heard only good things about Lost but I can’t be bothered downloading it. I might do the weird thing and actually watch it on telly if it turns up here.

Glad George Ackles is still doing it for you!

andy
October 23rd, 2004 at 12:37 pm

I’ve heard of it too and it sounds sweet. Is it likely to be on tv here soon?

Shannon
October 23rd, 2004 at 10:59 pm

No idea, but probably. Eventually.

They have only aired four episodes in the states so it should be about 2.6 years before Perth sees it and 217.3 years for Melbourne.

Andy
October 24th, 2004 at 5:55 am

It’s nice that Perth is ahead in some things. I’m off to ask Monsieur Bittorrent for the episodes.

Shannon
October 24th, 2004 at 7:09 am

Bittorrent is evil and must die.

Hideous program. It makes friends with everyone else but noooo Monsieur Bittorrent has it in for little old me. He’s a great big meanie.

Shannon
October 24th, 2004 at 8:24 am

By the by, the first 4 eps are on xdcc bots in #tv-central on irchighway. They max your connection speed, they would be faster than torrent.

Tom
October 28th, 2004 at 9:06 pm

It seems peculiar that a filesharing system would take some instant dislike to you. Perhaps there are issues with which port you’re using?

Or perhaps it can smell the stink of IRC on you. Foul text based thing.

Shannon
October 29th, 2004 at 5:22 am

I think its the xp firewall?? maybe?? i honestly dont know. i’ve been trying to get it to work for about a year now, trying various things every time.. it works, i should point out, but i upload at around 25kb/s and i am downloading at a very high speed if the download rate is about 2.5kb/s.. it just hates me. but i’ll live. cos irc is faithful.
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05.01.2014 в 20:12

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Spell

Uncategorized Saturday, November 13th, 2004


Witches, flashbacks to the 17th century, magic, and huge intuitive leaps of logic that turn out to save the day. Why, it must be Buffy the Va…

Smallville? Well, alright then.[ftn]

Yes, magic is real in the Smallville universe. Which might save us in future from some lame attempts at technobabble, so I’m all for it. And it seems that magic functions very nicely alongside Kryptonian technology. I just love backwards compatibility. A powerful, Lana-like witch has managed to reincarnate herself through the use of the Kryptonian symbol for “transformation”, and has brought two of her friends back with her. Inside the bodies of Lana, Chloe and Lois.

This week’s story goes some way to explaining how Lana got her sexy tattoo in France. I do hope it doesn’t cease to be an important plot point any time soon, as every episode we get important close-ups on the small of Kristin Kreuk’s back. Imagine how much more interesting Angel would have been if “The Father Will Kill The Son” had been transcribed in small letters across Cordelia’s legs? This merging of plot points and blatant pandering to male fans can only be a good thing.

And while I’m on the subject of pandering to the male fans, I hope we all know what witch-posessing episodes really mean. The excuse to dress the three gorgeous female leads up in sexy black dresses is not overlooked. In fact, Lois’s witch is so happy with her new body’s breasts that she gives them a bit of a squeeze for good measure. I feel patronised. It’s because of shows like this one, and Charmed, that people look at me funny when I say I liked Buffy for the writing.[ftn] Of course, the men don’t have all the fun. Witch episodes also mean shirtless torture of male leads. Which the ladies enjoy. Or so I’ve heard.

What’s the Evil Countess’s plan? What makes you think she has a plan? OK, she does. TO RULE THE WORLD!!! Bwa ha ha ha ha ha! I bet you didn’t know Lana had such a brilliant maniacal cackle. Ruling the world entails getting hold of the three Kryptonian stones of power — like the one Clark locked in the cave at the start of the season. And after a wild night of magic-fuelled drunken debauchery,[ftn] Clark is coerced into telling them about it. Things look grim for our hero until ex-coach Jason informs him that destroying the only macguffin in the plot will probably save the day. Duh!

And so life goes back to normal — or rather, what passes for normal in Smallville. The show’s always had rather peculiar morality, but there’s an amusing pro-chastity message this week. On hearing that her alter-ego was “agressively sexy”, the surprisingly virginal[ftn] Lana concludes that she was a slut. Clearly, feminism has yet to reach Kansas.[ftn]
Footnotes
Though the episode is written by former Buffy and Angel scribe, Stephen S. DeKnight.
Not that I’m demanding this show cease and desist, mind you. Sometimes it’s all it has going for it.
Whether Clark’s virginity lasts the night is unclear.
Three months in Paris, the most romantic city on the planet, with Jensen Ackles, and Lana’s still a virgin.
It’s interesting to note, according to Wikipedia, that Smallville was first identified as being in Kansas in the movies. Previously it had been placed in Maryland in Amazing Worlds of DC Comics #14.

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9 Responses to “Spell”

Tom
November 13th, 2004 at 4:26 pm

I should point out that the reason I keep commenting on characters’ virginity is that evil Witch girl at one point seeks the hair of 2 virgins for her resurrection spell. Lana and Clark fit the bill; Lois does not.

And naturally, Clark’s hair breaks the scissors.

Shannon
November 13th, 2004 at 7:32 pm

We all know where I stand on Jensen Ackles. Andy, he is my Jessica Alba. Picture yourself with Jess Alba for a DAY in Paris and tell me nothing hankypankylike goes on. Lana is lying. Tis not humanly possible. He’s just too darn hot.

Tom
November 13th, 2004 at 7:41 pm

It’s not a question of lying. The spell works. Lana is a virgin. Clearly she has more self control that you can imagine, Shannon.

Andy
November 14th, 2004 at 11:02 am

Hanky panky was had, Tom. I wasn’t there but a reliable source tells me that Mr Jensen is hot hot hot and utterly irresistible. Not even “I’m still a virgin” Lana could stop herself.

Tom
November 14th, 2004 at 4:12 pm

Are you opposed to naming your sources?

Andy
November 15th, 2004 at 9:29 pm

My reliable source on these matters is Shannon. She assures me that Jensen is indeed hot hot hot. The rest is logic and deduction.

Shannon
November 17th, 2004 at 3:06 am

Besides, even if she was a virgin, which is doubtful, wouldn’t this so called orgy have changed that?

Tom
November 17th, 2004 at 9:19 am

Well, you’d think so. They made everyone strip down to their underwear and clearly some people were bonking as discarded bras and knickers were found during the course of the episode. And it seems odd that having instigated the mind-altering fun that they’d not take advantage.

And yet I doubt it will ever be mentioned again.

Tom
November 17th, 2004 at 9:21 am

Unlike the time Giles and Joyce had sex in Buffy, which they got two brilliant jokes out of ages later in ‘Earshot’. Ah, early Buffy…
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ensen Ackles: “It’s our little private time…we enjoy ourselves and relax…”
Jared Padalecki: “He’ll give massages a lot of the time when I get tense”
Jensen Ackles: “He gets tense a lot.”

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Я - русский

В степи, покрытой пылью бренной,

Сидел и плакал человек.

А мимо шёл Творец Вселенной.

Остановившись, Он изрек:

«Я друг униженных и бедных,

Я всех убогих берегу,

Я знаю много слов заветных.

Я есмь твой Бог. Я всё могу.

Меня печалит вид твой грустный,

Какой нуждою ты тесним?»

И человек сказал: «Я - русский»,

И Бог заплакал вместе с ним.