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  • Things Are Heating Up Now!

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    Lost: Season 03  (2006)

    OK. I'm sold. I can hardly wait for Season 4 to begin. Season 3 was full of surprises, lot of questions answered, but lots more brought up. I'm a little upset over the underwater sequence (watchers know what I'm talking about), but the end had me chomping at the bit for more. Besides, they didn't really focus on it all that much which makes me believe that there's still some hope (even if it's false) for one of my favorite characters. But I realize it's not likely. What makes it harder to swallow is what Jack says at the very end of the episode, which makes it seem like it was a needless death...but I don't want to divulge too much info...anyways...on with the show!

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    The Dark Half  (1993)

    While it's always a joy to see a Timothy Hutton film (one of his early films is the reason I'm into film nowadays), this movie just plain leaves too many questions unanswered. Granted, Stephen King stories more often than not fail as cinematic fare, and this one is no exception. I kept thinking as the credits rolled how much more they could have done with the story and how much they didn't explore into George Stark's life that was necessary to understand how this being came into existence. A real letdown.

  • Traffic Finally Finds It's Way To My DVD Player

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    Traffic  (2000)

    I've put off seeing "Traffic" for years, and I'm not quite sure why. I recently acquired the Criterion Collection version of the film and watched it last night, and I must say I was surprised, but not pleasantly. It's a gritty, grim tale about several people and how their lives are ruined by the use of illegal drugs. It's masterfully made and there's a surprising amount of tension considering how many different story lines (that don't all necessarily match up with one another) this film juggles along the way - I would imagine if one story line got more precedence than another, it would seem lopsided, but fortunately, that doesn't happen. With too many stars giving too many great performances, it's a waste of time to name them all (although I must say I'm immensely proud of Benicio Del Toro), so just trust me and go see this film. I don't believe you'll be disappointed.

 


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