This has got to be one of the coolest websites I have seen in a long time. Amber posted a link to this website, atlantatimemachine.com, where someone has done A LOT of work chronicling Atlanta then vs. now. The result is a look back in time at good old ATL, where you get to see that a lot has changed over the last 50 years. Thanks Amber! I hope someone else will get the same “how cool is that?” effect from the site, as I did.
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2008-08-19 21:32
Good movie. Jim Sturgess is stunning. I really liked the story, and the plot "twist" elements.
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2008-08-15 21:45
Wow, the visuals are amazing in this film. Guillermo Del Toro is a fantastic artist, and this movie is great. As good as the first? Perhaps, but I think it should have been a little longer, and they should have had more "story"; the focus on the Golden Army took away from the characters that I wanted to see.
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the mummy: tomb of the dragon emporer
2008-08-15 21:28
Eh, it was a fun, action, eye candy fest... but as far as "good movie", it was not. The writing was even cheesier than the previous two, and replacing Rachel Weisz was weird and awkward. Also... the fact that they had a son since the last one, and he was in his twenties, even though they didn't age?? Weirdness all around!
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2008-08-15 00:55
I loved the concept; city quarantined due to deadly disease... not too far from the truth really. Lots of action, but a few moments where you wonder, "um, what?". Other than that, just a fun apocalyptic thriller.
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2008-08-08 00:54
It was fun, with funny moments, and Seth Rogen was as usual, HOT, but it was just alright. I might need to watch it again, but it was ok.
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Wow, that is craziness, it doesn’t even look like the smae city in some of the pics.
This was a cool website! I love looking at how our landscapes change with us - it brings a sense of flow and dynamicism to our lives. I recently started doing some archival research (totally dorky) and love learning how philosophical and social changes manifest themselves physically over time.