Impact 6/07 Review
My apologies for not updating this blog in so long, but I can promise it will be done so regularly from here on out. Why? Because with Impact’s new timeslot …
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A1 Podcast Episode 82
Episode 82 of the A1 Podcast has been posted! SupTool, Zandrax, SouthpawJosh, and Prime talk WWE Over The Limit and RAW results, Impact going live, Brooke Hogan, RAW going to …
A1 Podcast Episode 82 Read MoreImpact Open Fight Night 4/26
Last night was the premiere of Impact’s Open Fight Night. Here’s a rundown of the show. OFN opened with its own introduction. Hogan was backstage with all the champions sans …
Impact Open Fight Night 4/26 Read MoreRandom musings of an idiot, 3/22/2012
With all the crap that is passed off as music on the radio today, it’s nice to know that Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra are as close as my mp3 …
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Here is the official A1 review of TNA Impact Wrestling for Thursday March 8, 2012. Garrett Bischoff arrived at the Impact Zone in a Jeep. The Reality Cam asked him …
Impact 3/08/12 Read MoreWWE Smackdown 03/02/2012
This is my first installment of reviewing the “blue brand” show. I will be following a similar format that Seth has implemented for reviewing Impact Wrestling. I will also be …
WWE Smackdown 03/02/2012 Read MoreImpact Wrestling 3/01/2012
Greetings Earthlings, welcome to my inaugural review of TNA/Impact Wrestling. This is for the March 1st 2012 episode, which as fate would have it, is also the first actual post-Russo …
Impact Wrestling 3/01/2012 Read MoreMovie Review: “Tree Of Life”
It’s hard to find a more polarizing director than Terrence Malick. The man has made a career out of long, slow moving epics that critics generally love, but general audiences tend to either ignore or flat out hate (movie buffs seem to dig them, though). He has only directed 5 full length features in his long career, starting with the excellent Badlands (1973) and moving on to the critically acclaimed Days of Heaven (1978)and the star studded The Thin Red Line (1998). The Tree of Life is his most complex film yet, and perhaps his most inaccessible. It’s a movie that will test the patience of general film viewers and film buffs, but if you go in with an open mind you may be greatly rewarded. Or you may walk out. Or you may think it’s the most pretentious pile of crap you’ve ever seen. Whatever the case may be, you’re probably going to have a strong opinion on it.
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