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Jens Hausmann reflects modernism in the catacombs of world-denial protected by power. He does so with a contemporary painterly stance that looks after itself in an outstanding way, without losing sight of the world (and that also means the world of the painting).
Hausmann practices a painterly culture. His painted surfaces are thoroughly worked through, and alive. Through the way he treats paint, he allows us to feel the world. They are grand gestures that turn the material into an eventâthus making the subject all the more urgent. Because Hausmann chooses a position of the in-between. His forms are simultaneously abstract and concrete, figurative and non-figurative. With great visual effects, he maneuvers us between the poles of absolutely cerebral and the painterly materiality. The uncomplicated and the artificial come together to form an energetic mixture that charges every painting like a battery.Â
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The little lip biting thing Poe does when he looks at Finn is so important
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Seriously? The Jurassic World guy is directing Episode IX? Excuse me while I throw up everywhere. Sorry about the mess.
With all the Force Awakens pictures/news/leaks/merchandise coming out now I can only imagine how awesome Force Friday is going to be. If I die before then, imma be REALLY pissed
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Return of the Jedi Retrospective Thoughts
I watched ROTJ a couple of nights ago (both theatrical cut and âspecial editionâ) and I decided to list a few random reflections, just because Star Wars is life.
> This movie refers back to the first Star Wars way more than I remembered. Opening shot of a Star Destroyer, droids walking around on Tatooine, another Death Star, seedy environment with a bunch of awesome alien puppets, etc.
> Speaking of Death Stars, I agree that having a second Death Star is kind of lazy and underwhelming in this movie. It doesnât ruin it for me, but I feel like Lucas and the story group could have come up with something even cooler and more original (although I donât really know how youâd top the original Death Star in terms of drama and menace tbh)
> I FREAKING LOVE JABBAâS PALACE. When I first saw the movie (it was the second Star Wars movie I saw) Jabba instantly became my favorite character. Heâs just so massive and imposing and freakish. I love the background characters in the palace as well. Itâs basically a perfect one-up to the cantina on Mos Eisley.Â
> Did you know Dengar was in Jabbaâs Palace? Seriously, look it up! Heâs in a bunch of the shots during the Lapti Nek sequence when Oola starts fighting off Jabba. I geek out every time I see his beautiful toilet paper head. I love me some Dengar.
> Thereâs also a shot from Jabbaâs Palace where you can clearly see a Trandoshan in the background. It might have been cut from the final movie (I saw it in a Lapti Nek music video on YouTube) but it really looks like Bossk. Maybe Boba and Dengar werenât the only bounty hunters chilling with Jabba?
> I love to hate Salacious Crumb. Heâs stupid and annoying. I wish R2 would have buzz-sawed his head off instead of just shocking him. I do take solace in the fact that he gets blown up in Jabbaâs barge, though. Iâd rather listen to a Jar Jar Binks Christmas album than that annoying monkey thing laugh. Ugh.
> Speaking of god-forsaken abominations that deserve to burn forever, âJedi Rocks.â âJedi Rocksâ (the song that replaces Lapti Nek for ROTJ âspecial editionâ) is the embodiment of every STD known to man combined with the screams of dying children. No, Iâm not exaggerating, itâs that bad. This is easily the worst special edition change. Itâs not Greedo shooting first. (Even though that sucks.) Itâs not even the giant Ronto covering the screen in Mos Eisley. (Even though that sucks as well.) This is the worst thing ever. CG Sy Snootles hates you. CG Joh Yowza eats babies. Those are scientific facts. The thing I hate most about this abortion of a scene is that it completely ruins the otherwise dramatic scene of Oola the Twilek slave girl rebelling against Jabba. Now itâs interspersed with gross up close ups of screaming aliens that look like they were made by a three year old on MS paint. FUCK THIS SCENE. Think Iâm blowing this out of proportion? Just watch the scene. Iâll wait.Â
> Anyway, Oola is awesome. You stick it to Jabba, babe. I like to think that after ROTJ, Oola became a symbol for slaves to rally beneath and there was a massive slave revolt across the galaxy. If only.
> I love ROTJ Luke. You really see him come full circle in this film. No more Tatooine farm boy, oh no. This dudeâs been chilling on Dagobah, hitting space blunts with Yoda, and picking shit up with his mind. Itâs easy to forget that Luke was toeing the line of the dark side throughout the movie, but damn. In his first scene he pulls a Darth Vader and chokes out Jabbaâs guards! Seriously, I love black clad bad boy darkside-using Luke.Â
> Okay, Iâll admit that a droid torture chamber has always been a stupid idea. That will never make sense.Â
> I donât mind the special edition changes for the Sarlacc. It looks a lot less... Freudian. Â
> I donât really get why Bobaâs death pisses some people off. Sure itâs an underwhelming way to kill off such a cool character, but that was always the appeal of the scene for me. Hanâs the kind of guy whoâs just lucky enough to take out a ruthless bounty hunter by accident, you know? (Seriously, though, thereâs no way Boba Fett is actually dead. Disneyâs gonna pull an Expanded Universe and resurrect his ass any day now.)
> I love how Lando is part of the squad now. I bet Luke and Lando had some legendary bro hangouts while Han was frozen. When Han came back, I bet he got jealous that they were such good bros. I bet thatâs what happened.Â
> I love OG Yoda a million times more than Prequel Yoda. Both are great, but OG Yoda just radiates wisdom and power even though he looks goofy, while Prequel Yoda looks wise and powerful and all the decisions he makes are really dumb. Seriously, the Council just let Sidious rise to power right under their noses. Ugh. I guess Yoda grew wiser as he aged.Â
> OOOH YEAH, LOVE ME SOME EMPEROR. Seriously. Such a great character. Heâs basically the template for every sci-fi/fantasy bad guy, just like Vader.Â
> I love Ackbar, but Nien Nunb would probably have to be my favorite Rebel alien. Heâs butt-ugly and has a creepy laugh, but that just makes him adorable and goofy. Seriously, he just literally shows up out of nowhere as Landoâs co-pilot. Maybe he and Lando are best buddies now. I bet Nien totally makes Lobot jealous. Donât cry, Lobot. I still love you.
> PRUNEFACE <3 <3 <3
> Mon Mothma is great. Star Wars needed some more chicks, jeez. All we had up to this point was just Leia, Toryn Farr, and freakinâ Wioslea. Is Mon the head of the Alliance? Can we assume she is?Â
> Damn, the speeder bike chase was way more brutal than I remembered. Scout Troopers were just getting wasted left and right. I totally want to buy a Black Series Scout Trooper figure now.
> I really like Wicket. I can kind of take or leave the rest of the Ewoks, but Wicket has the perfect combination of personality and interesting design to be a worthy supporting character in the Star Wars saga. Plus Warwick Davis is just great. And heâs going to be in The Force Awakens! (Davis, not Wicket. Unless...)
> The baby Ewok is hands down one of the cutest things of all time.Â
> UGH EWOKS I JUST DEFENDED YOU STOP TAKING UP SO MUCH SCREEN TIME GEEZ
> As little as I care for the pointless Ewok feast/sacrifice sequence, Hanâs reactions crack me up every time. I want a gif of him trying to blow out that fire.
> It just hit me that Ewoks are literally the same thing as Minions. (Just with less boring designs.)Â
> I think that it is mandatory for all Imperial officers to walk around like they just crapped themselves. Relax, for godâs sake! Itâs not like youâre going to be force choked by Vader! What do you think this is, Empire Strikes Back?
> I love LOVE the scene where Luke gives himself up to be captured. Itâs really the closest we see to a normal father/son interaction between Luke and Vader (besides the last few ones) and itâs pure gold. Part of me wishes that Leia could have had a scene like this with Vader after she found out the truth. How cool would that have been?
> While I prefer the original Death Star as an overall concept, I think I enjoy watching the Death Star II battle even more. Itâs so fast-paced and flashy, yet you really get the sense of the battle tactics that Ackbar and Lando are coming up with on the fly. Also NIEN NUNB.Â
> B-WINGS ARE SO AWESOME thatâs all bye
> I donât mind the shield generator mission/battle on Endor, but itâs a little underwhelming, kind of like the story people needed something for Leia, Han, Chewie, and the droids to be doing while Luke and Lando did all the important stuff. Iâd much rather have Han, Chewie, Lando, and the droids in the Falcon while Leia and Luke take on Vader and the Emperor. No wait, thatâs really dumb, sorry. Â
> Have you heard the theory that Captain Rex was one of the Rebel commandos on Endor? Iâm not joking. Just look up âcaptain rex in return of the jediâ. Prepare to have your mind blown. I actually wouldnât mind if this became canon, because the current Legends story is that the bearded Rebel is named âNik Sant.â You know, like Saint Nick? Cause he has a beard? The guy who came up with that name probably also named Sy Snootles and Sleazebaggano from AoC. Hack.
> The music that starts when Luke just starts going crazy on Vader is so awesome. I get chills every time I see that scene. I also love the part where the Emperor tempts Luke one last time and Luke looks at Vaderâs severed machine hand and then at his own. A little heavy handed (no pun intended), but I love Star Wars for the drama, not the subtlety.Â
> By the way, does anybody else feel kind of sad when Vaderâs lightsaber falls down the shaft when Luke cuts his hand off? It would be kind of awesome if Luke kept it. It would follow the whole darkside/lightside tightrope walking that Luke has done throughout the film and it could be a cool way for him to come to grips with being Vaderâs kid. Idk, but seeing Luke wield a red lightsaber WITH his green one in The Force Awakens would totally make me geek out. (Which I will inevitably do anyway.)
> Maybe itâs just me, but I think that it would be awesome if Luke got a bunch of scars on his face from the Emperorâs lightning. Not like, Cantina heckler dude scars, but a couple around his face to make him look like even more of a badass. Those Skywalker kids and their sexy scars. Love it.
> I used to hate the dubbed âno... NO!â that Lucas added a lot more. I donât really mind now, but it reminds me of the scene ruining âNO!â from RotS. And thatâs no good.
> B-WINGS ARE AWESOME OMG HAVE MY CHILDREN B-WINGS UNGH
> Can someone make a âShrek is Love Shrek is Lifeâ adaptation with Nien Nunb? I would watch that. (Or with a B-Wing?)
> I wish that Pruneface appeared again after the Death Star II briefing scene. It would be cool to see him interact with the main cast, because according to EU/Legends, he was kind of a cantankerous guy. I wonder what he and his friends were doing during the battle? Maybe he was a pilot.
> The A-Wing dude who suicided into the Executor definitely did so on purpose. I think that he realized that his ship was about to explode, so he just went for a heroic sacrifice. Poor guy. I read a fan comic that someone did about him that kicked ass. Itâs called âGreen Leaderâ by Daniel Warren Johnson. I suggest you check it out.
> I love how Luke just drags Vaderâs body through the Death Star with no one taking any notice. No oneâs like âOh my god, Lord Vader, are you okay?â To get out of the Emperorâs throne room, Luke would have had to take the elevator with his dying dad. Thatâs pretty awkward. Pretty surprised there isnât a Robot Chicken sketch about that. (Itâs probably the ONLY SW-related thing there isnât a Robot Chicken sketch about.)
> As much as I hate the special edition changes, can you imagine how much worse it would be if Lucas put Haydenâs face on Vaderâs death scene? That would SUCK. Not as badly as âJedi Rocksâ, but it would SUCK.Â
> âJedi Rocksâ is the only music change in RotJ that I hate. I actually prefer âVictory Celebrationâ to âYub Nubâ as a closing song. âYub Nubâ is fun, but âCelebrationâ just has that epic feel and finality to let you know that the greatest trilogy of science fiction movies ever is coming to a close.
> I donât mind Hayden replacing Sebastian Shaw as Anakin either, other than the fact that itâs kind of disrespectful to Shaw, especially since Shaw died only a few years before the special edition edits. Not quite as disrespectful as dubbing Temuera Morrison over Jason Wingreen, but still pretty insensitive. That being said, itâs not cringe level bad. Anakinâs just standing there staring and smiling creepily, just like he always did in the Prequels. Perfection.
> You probably already knew this if youâre a Star Wars fan, but you can hear a Gungan (probably Jar Jar) saying âWesa Free!â during the scene where Naboo is shows celebrating the death of the Emperor. Remember what I said about the special editions not being that bad? Forget that.Â
> In conclusion, RotJ totally ramps up the action and speeds up the Star Wars formula while paradoxically slowing down for the Endor version of Sesame Street. Itâs fun, itâs fast, but its flaws are more glaring than the hiccups in Star Wars and Empire Strikes Back. I would say itâs pretty objectively the worst in the trilogy, but itâs still amazingly good. It was my favorite Star Wars movie as a kid and it still holds up.Â
Ewoks, bro
I just watched ROTJ and the Ewoks totally did not ruin the movie for me. That being said, way too much time was wasted on them. The whole âLuke, Han, and Chewie are going to be eaten by space teddy bearsâ scene was pretty much useless. The fact that the Ewoks defeated the Empire doesnât really bother me, although I wish we could see more competent stormtroopers (maybe in TFA?), but what can you do?Â
I donât think Ewoks were the precursor to Jar Jar that Star Wars fan should have seen as a warning sign. Ewoks are cute, fuzzy, and a little bit silly, but they still kick ass. Jar Jar and his CGI pals from the Prequels and Special Edition edits have none of the screen presence and tactile charm of the Ewoks.Â
(Also, is it wrong that I want to see Wicket in the Sequel Trilogy? I wanna see him hanging out with Ackbar and Nien Nunb in the Resistance base.)
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Me on the inside: Why is Bernie Sanders being so overlooked as a presidential candidate? I mean I know Hillary is a big deal, but Bernie just soothes the soul. Like people are taking Donald Trump more seriously than Bernie, and Trump doesn't even know that a small woodland creature has nested upon his cranium!! It's just that I love Bernie so dearly. He was a civil rights activist and a gay rights activist and a women's rights activist back in the sixties when people didn't know that the moon wasn't made of cheese. And and and he just cares so much about the people and about the future. He's appealing to us and not corporations because he actually believes in America without having to act like a jingoist to let us know that he does. WHY CANT AMERICA FEEL THE BERN?!
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A guide to cheeky nandos for Americans (by an American living in the uk)
Nandos is a restaurant, to begin with. But itâs not a formal restaurant, itâs similar to Panera in that itâs more cafe-style where you order at the counter then food is brought to you, but you donât really have a waiter/waitress and you get your own drinks and such.
Nandos, because it, like Panera, is on the lower end of the price spectrum when it comes to restaurants and has a relaxed vibe (along with a cheesy chicken theme and silly names for all their hot sauces) seems to be popular among British teens when they want to grab food with their friends in a more formal setting than a fast food place. Itâs sort of like the collective favorite joint of jockish teenaged British boys. Itâs âcheekyâ because youâre out with your bros, having a good time, and one of them suggests that you guys rock up your favorite restaurant, so of course you all pile into the establishment rambunctiously even though thereâs no real reason to eat out.
Because youâre hanging out with your bros (âladsâ in British; lads are also another name for the British equivalent of frat boys) and you and your bros are ridiculous and hilarious fuckers, you guys have ridiculous and fun conversation (good conversation is referred to as âbanterâ in the uk) while consuming your heavily spiced chicken.
Basically, cheeky nandos is the British equivalent of what it would be like if all frat boys had a weird obsession with chipotle and always ended up there after hanging out. Just substitute frat boys for âladsâ and chipotle for ânandosâ and you have cheeky nandos.
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