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The time is always right to do what is right~ Martin Luther King Jr.


Monday, May 7, 2012

Rush

Rush

Origin: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Genres: Hard rock, heavy metal, progressive rock
Years Active: 1968-present
Website: www.rush.com

Active Members
-Alex Lifeson
-Geddy Lee
-Neil Peart

Past members
-John Rutsey
-Jeff Jones

-Rush is a Canadian rock band formed in August 1968 in Willowdale neighborhood of Toronto, Ontario.
-Comprised of bassist, keyboardist and lead vocalist Geddy Lee, guitarist and backing vocalist Alex Lifeson, and drummer, percussionist and lyricist Neil Peart
-Wen through a number of changes from 1968 and 1974, including John Rutsey being replaced in July 1974, 2 weeks before the band's first US tour. Rutsey's departure from the band stemmed from health problems stemming from his diabetes
-This band is heavily known for it's musicianship, complex compositions, lyrical styles drawing on sci-fi, fantasy and philosophy.
-Their music style has changed over the years, starting with blues inspired heavy metal on their first self titled album, then moving on to hard rock, progressive rock and a period of use with synthesizers. They have been listed as an influence to bands like Metallica, Primus, The Smashing Pumpkins, Dream Theatre, and Symphony X
-In records, Rush has 24 gold records and 14 platinum records. Their record sales put them in 3rd behind The Beatles and The Rolling Stones
-Are expected to release their next album, Clockwork Angels, in June 2012.

History
-Original lineup: drummer John Rutsey, bassist and front man Jeff Jones and Lifeson. Within a few weeks, Jones was replaced as lead singer by Geddy Lee, a school friend of Lifeson
-They officially formed in May 1971
-They honed their musical skills by doing a cover of the song "Not Fade Away" at local bar/high school dances in 1973
-They had limited popularity until a local radio station, WMMS, a radio station in Cleveland, OH picked them up. Donna Halper, a DJ working the station, selected their song "Working Man" for her regular playlist.
-The song had a blue collar them that connected well to the hard rock fans and this popularity led them to making more music and also the album with this song being released through Mercury Records in the US
-In 1974, Rutsey had to leave the band due to his general hate of touring and also his diabetes. His last show with the band was on July 25, 1974 at Centennial Hall in London, Ontario.
-Eventually, Neil Peart was selected as Rutsey's replacement
-His first concert with them was on their first US tour, when they were opening for Uriah Heep and Manfred Mann at the Civic Arena in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on August 14, 1974
-In 1975, Fly by Night, their first album after Peart joined, got them more fame. With Peart in the band, the lyrics began to have a sci-fi fantasy theme













-In 1977 and 1978, they released their A Farewell to Kings(1977) and Hemispheres(1978) at Rockfielf Studios in Wales. This is when they began using progressive rock elements in their music
-So their songs became increasingly longer, with more dynamic ways of playing, increased use of synthesizers.

















-Soon, they also started using triangles, glockenspiel, wood blocks, cowbells, timpani, gong and chimes because of Peart's percussion skills
-By the 1980s, they started using more new kinds of music. They made a transition over into music with reggae and new wave feels to it.
-Their 1981 album, Moving Pictures, created more popularity for the band, including it's lead track Tom Sawyer. This is, by far, Rush's most well known track.
-The band went into a 5 year break in 1997, due to personal problems in Peart's life. His daughter Selena died in a car accident in August 1997, followed by his wife Jacqueline's death from cancer in June 1998.
-They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1998

Influences
-Their debut album was heavily inspired by British blues rock: basically from bands like then Led Zeppelin, Cream, Deep Purple. Their other albums took inspiration from The Who
Discography

Rock Stars I Admire...

I know that you might be thinking "How can you admire a rock star? All they do is drugs and get girls?" Well, some rock stars are not like that.

Here are some of the rock stars I admire.

Keith Richards
-Yeah, he may have done drugs and he may have been the self proclaimed 'bad boy' in The Stones, but when it comes to matters of marriage, he's faithful, loyal and trusting. He's only been married once and is still married to that lovely lady he married on his 40th birthday. When his wife, New York model Patti Hansen, was going through a recent bout with bladder cancer, a condition that usually affects men her husband's age, he was right there by her side every step of the way, to see her through treatment for it. Now that's what I call a good husband. Yeah, people seem to only see the fact that he did drugs in the 1970s, that he'll most likely outlive most everyone, and has made every possible Hollywood "next to die" list. But you have to almost admire the guy. He's been through all kinds of stuff, done stuff people wonder about, like being in a palm tree and fall out of it, including a rumor he smoked his dad's ashes. I don't think that was true. He might have said something that included those words, but then the words were taken out of contrast. And plus, when it comes to music, he's one hell of a guitarist. He can really wail on that guitar of his. But sometimes when I watch him play, and I see Ronnie playing on guitar and also Mick on guitar, I get the strangest feeling he does not like Mick playing guitar. I get the slightest feeling he does not like to have competition on the guitar, what with Ronnie playing the role of Brian Jones and doing rhythm guitar. I get the feeling he actually dreads when The Stones play a song that involves Mick bringing out his electric guitar and playing. Like he has competition or something


Charlie Watts
-Now him, I really admire. I mean, he may have done a VERY small amount of drugs back then, but who says all rock stars don't do drugs at one time or another? The Beatles admitted they tried LSD. Charlie Watts is the kind of rock star you really gotta admire. When The Stones went to Hugh Hefner's Playboy house, rather than mess around with women, Charlie went to the game room and played around on the games. And his wife, art student Shirley Shepherd, he married in Oct. 1964 and in 1967, they brought their one and only child into the world, a daughter named Seraphina. This guys is a severely faithful husband. I like that, that's why when it comes to favorite drummers, he's my #1 favorite drummer. He's the kind of guy I'm hoping to find one day- faithful, loyal, trusting, and just a general, overall sweet man. I'm willing to bet that he is the sweetest guy alive, and not to mention probably also the quietest man in the band, compared to it's pouting lipped, strutting front man who, even at 68, is prancing around the stage like he thinks he's Mr. Hot Stuff or Mr. Good Looks. IDK what it is about rock musicians that women gotta try and get close to them, attach themselves to these guys like the leeches they are. I wouldn't mind meeting some of the guys in The Stones, but I would NEVER go as far as some of these groupies would. I'm proud that Charlie has been with the same woman for over 40 years. You hardly ever see something like that except in a few generations here and there. I really gotta wonder about how he got in to something like music? You look at him and he just does not look like the rock and roller type. He just looks like he ought to be doing something else, like maybe business or something, working in a political office or something, not pounding away on drums, holding the nickname "The Wembley Whammer" with such honor and playing songs like "Jumpin' Jack Flash" or "Love is Strong".

Hot Man Monday: Stuart Townsend

Stuart Townshend

Name: Stuart Peter Townsend
DOB: Dec. 15, 1972
Where: Howth, County Dublin, Ireland
Occupation: Actor
Partner: Charlize Theron(2001-2010)
















-Best known for the roles of Lestat de Lioncourt in Queen of the Damned, based on Anne Rice's novel of the same name and Dorian Gray in Alan Moore's The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
If this is him as a vampire, man! He can bite me ANYwhere, ANYtime...

Early Life and Career
-Born to Peter Townshend, a British professional golfer and Lorna Townshend, an Irish model
-Attended the Gaiety School of Acting in Dublin where he made his stage debut in the 1993 school production of Colin Teevan's Tear Up the Black Sail. His professional stage debut came in 1994 in the play True Lines.
-His early film roles were "Godsuit" and "Summertime". He landed a leading role in the 1997 British film Shooting Fish.
-He started appealing to American audiences after his work in the movie About Adam. His big breaks came in the forms of Count Lestat de Lioncourt in Queen of the Damned and as Dorian Gray in The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.
-Was the original choice to play Aragorn in The Lord of the Rings trilogy, but was replaced by Viggo Mortensen
-In 2005, starred alongside Gabrielle Union in Night Stalker, a remake of the 1974 ABC series Kolchak: The Night Stalker. He plays Carl Kolchak, an investigative reporter looking into his wife's murder.
Personal Life
-Brother Dylan Townshend is a professional model
-Started dating Charlize Theron on the set of 2002's Trapped. They lived together in Los Angeles and England. They considered themselves married. He said "We didn't have a ceremony. I don't need a certificate or the state or the church to say otherwise. So there's no big official story on a wedding, but we are married... I consider her my wife and she considers me her husband."
-She split from him in January 2010 after returning from Mexico

Filmography





The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

IDK why, but this is one of my favorite movies ever!


The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
-2003 superhero film based on characters from the comic book The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen by Alan Moore
-Stars Sean Connery as Alan Quartermain, Naseeruddin Shah as Captain Nemo, Peta Wilson as Mina Harker, Tony Curran as the Invisible Man, Stuart Townshend as Dorian Gray, Shane West as Tom Sawyer, Jason Flemyng as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Richard Roxburgh as Fathom/Dr. M/Professor James Moriarty
Did You Know?
-Connery's last film before retiring from acting
-Similar to From Hell, which was also a comic book from Alan Moore, the scenes in this movie that were supposed to be London were actually Prague
-The film's literary characters are as follows: Alan Quartermain(H. Rider Haggard's King Solomon's Mines, 1885), Mina Harker(Bram Stoker's Dracula, 1897), Henry Jekyll and Edward Hyde(Robert Louis Stevenson's The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, 1886), Rodney Skinner(replaced from H.G. Well's The Invisible Man due to issues, 1897), Captain Nemo(Jules Vern's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, 1870), Dorian Gray(Picture of Dorian Gray, 1891), Tow Sawyer(Mark Twain's The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, 1876), Ishmael(Herman Melville's Moby Dick, 1851), Professor James Moriarty(Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Final Problem, 1893), Fathom's mask(Gaston Leroux's Phantom of the Opera, 1911), British Intelligence chief "M"(Casino Royale, 1953)
-English comedian Eddie Izzard read for the part of Rodney Skinner/The Invisible Man
-Quartermain, Nemo, Jekyll/Hyde, Dorian Gray and Professor M all "died" in their original stories. In the novel "The Invisible Man", Dr. Griffin went crazy and was killed. Here, Skinner says he stole it from a crazy doctor to avoid rights issues. And in fact, the original characters Nemo, The Invisible Man and Mr. Hyde were far from heroes. Nemo was a rebel and a threat to the British crown in India and The Invisible Man and Mr. Hyde were murderers and rapists
-The character Tom Sawyer was added because it was thought it would not appeal to an American audience unless an American cast member and character were in it.
-Captain Nemo is seen performing martial arts throughout the movie. He is performing the martial arts discpline of Shin Sun Do, thought to have originated in India

Plot
-In an alternate versio of 1899, the Bank of England in London is attacked by a group of men who appear to be wearing German uniforms, attacking with advanced explosives, automatic weapons, and an armored tank. after that is an attack on a Zeppelin factory in Berlin and several German scientists are kidnapped by the same men, this time dressed as British soldiers, almost to ignite a war between Germany and Britain. Because of this, Britain and Germany are to declare war. An emissary to the British government named Sanderson Reed(Tom Goodman-Hill) arrives in a club in British East Africa to recruit a legendary, but aged hunter and adventurer named Allan Quartermain(Sean Connery) to investigate.
-Because of his past adventures and the fact it cost the lives of many friends and loved ones, 2 wives and the son he had die in his arms, Quartermain's enthusiasm for the British Empire and European wars has disappeared. He hardly utters 2 words when men with automatic rifles burst into the club and attempt to kill Quartermain. The rifles cause great shock, as nobody had yet invented a machine gun which was small and light like a rifle. The club is pulverized and Sanderson points this out as the start of a war which threatens his beloved Africa. Quartermain agrees to investigate.
-After arriving in London, Quartermain meets the mysterious "M"(Richard Roxburgh), who explains everything, his plan to assemble a modern version of a group of talented individuals known as the "League of Extraordiary Gentlemen". These individuals aid the world in times of need. This time, they combat a figure known as Fathom, the mastermind behind this. M says they can ensure world peace by stopping Fathom from destroying Venice during Carnavale. Quartermain is then introduced to:
1. Captain Nemo
  -An Indian pirate and technology genius. He commands the world's only submarine, which he calls The Nautilus, with the narrator in Moby Dick, Ishmael, as his first mate
2. Rodney Skinner, aka The Invisible Man.
  -Works for the government in hope of finding an antidote for the invisibility serum he stole and drank from the creator
3. Mina Harker
  -Well regarded chemist and widow of Jonathan Harker, who is later said to be a vampire with connections to Count Dracula; she is immortal, strong, can fly and transform into/summon up a swarm of bats
-Next the group visits the mysterious Dorian Gray(Stuart Townshend), the Fathom and his men attack. The League fend off the attacks and later find out one of the "men" was an American Secret Service agent named Tom Sawyer(Shane West). He says the US government sent him to investigate, knowing the war in Europe might spread to America. The League lets in Sawyer and they go to Paris to capture Dr. Henry Jekyll(Jason Flemyng); his evil side, a misshapen giant, is found terrorizing the streets of Paris and the Rue Morgue. He is hunted down and captured by Quartermain and Sawyer before Jeykll offers his services to atone for his sins as Hyde in London
-With the League now complete, they take off on The Nautilus for Venice. Carnavale is in high gear when they arrive and they discover that there are bombs hidden underwater underneath the main plaza where Carnavale is happening. They soon suspect there is a traitor around when flash powder from a camera is found in the wheelhouse, and a vial of Jekyll's serum is missing. All think Skinner is the culprit, being invisible, but Skinner can't be found anywhere. At the same time, Jekyll has trouble controlling the urge to transform as he is seeing reflections of Hyde, who wants freedom
-Though the League reaches Venice, they find bombs planted under the main plaza where Carnavale is in high gear. These bombs detonate, toppling buildings like dominoes and making the League think that Skinner sold them out. The League decides to knock one of the buildings out of sequence to stop the collapse. Nemo has a missile that can be fired from the Nautilus at the suspected building, but only if a beacon can be set in place. Since Nemo can track the "car" Sawyer drives around, he uses that as a beacon, driving past explosions, as Dorian Gray and Mina Harker fight the Fathom's men. Quartermain, elsewhere, sees the Fathom and gives chase. During the chase, the mask comes off and Fathom is revealed to be M, who escapes. At the same time, Sawyer crashes the car into the building and fires a flare, signaling to Nemo it's go time. With the building destroyed, the explosions stop and Venice is saved.
-The League meets up at the Nautilus, where Quartermain reveals that Fathom is M, and he's responsible for the chain of events. Ishmael reveals that Gray, not Skinner, is the real traitor, as he was shot by Gray after the explosions. Gray escapes in an exploration pod(a mini sub) and Nemo sets the Nautilus in chase mode. A phonograph record made by M and Gray is found, saying that the objective to destroy Venice was merely a ruse to enable elements from the supernatural members of the League to be stolen:
  1. Mina's vampire blood: Gray obtained it after Mina cut herself while having a drink with him
  2. Skinner's invisibility serum: Gray got by scratching him during the capture of Hyde
  3. Jekyll's potion: Gray got by stealing one of the vials
  4. Nemo's technology specs: Gray took photos of, explaining the flash powder on the floor
-M reveals that Quartermain was only used to capture Hyde, before revealing his plan to construct an army of soldiers and weapons based on the powers stolen; M's goal is to gain wealth by starting war and selling arms to fighting countries. As the record plays, it releases a sonic signal caused by crystal sensors, setting off 3 bombs set by Gray before leaving. Despite Nemo's efforts, the Nautilus is taking in too much water and is sinking. Dr. Jekyll transforms in Mr. Hyde and this time, gains control of himself and prevents the ship from sinking by pulling a lever in one of the engine rooms, allowing the water to drain from the engine room, saving all the men in there from drowning.
-The Nautilus survived the bombings, and now the League has lost track of Gray. Luckily they receive a radio signal from Skinner, who had stowed away on the pod Gray stole. After fixing the damage and using Skinner's directions, they go to the Asiatic Artic, where the League finds a cave overlooking an industrial factory. Skinner appears and tells them that M is making weapons and armies in the factory, his munitions factory. Among the weapons are samples of invisible skin for spies, synthesized vampiric blood for assassins, doses of the Hyde potion for soldiers, and new subs based on Nemo's designs. Skinner reveals that M has been forcing German scientists to work on the weapons, as he has been holding the scientist's families hostage as leverage. Splitting up, the League infiltrate the factory: Nemo and Hyde free the scientists and their families; Sawyer and Quartermain go after M; Skinner goes off to plant explosives; Mina searches for her former lover Gray.

-While Nemo's men lead the scientists and family to safety, Nemo and Hyde run into M's second in command Dante(Max Ryan), who drinks too much of the Hyde potion and turns into a very large, gigantic monster version of Hyde to fight back, shocking Nemo and Jekyll. Mina fights with Gray, both of whom are immortal, until she pins him in a corner and forces him to look at a picture of himself. Because he made a deal with the Devil, that he could remain immortal as long as he did not set eyes upon his photo. She makes him look at his photo, which is rotten and decaying, but when he looks, the photo starts looking younger and he ages quickly and dies, turning to dust as the photo returns to it's handsome self. Quartermain and Sawyer confront M in his lair and reveal their suspicion that M is none other than the infamous "Napoleon of Crime", Professor James Moriarty. Now, if you have ever read the Sherlock Holmes stories, you'll know that Professor James Moriarty was the arch nemesis of Sherlock Holmes. This movie is filled with all kinds of literary characters.
-As Skinner's bombs detonate, Nemo and Jekyll escape the fortress through a small hole blasted through the wall, while Dante is crushed to death by falling stones. Quartermain and Sawyer chase Moriarty around the factory, and Sawyer is attacked by an invisible Reed and a flamethrower. Skinner saves Sawyer by setting the flamethrower's gas supply on fire but is badly burned, but survives. Despite his efforts, Sawyer is held hostage by Reed. Elsewhere, Quartermain is about to kill Moriarty, he sees Sawyer being held at knifepoint by Reed and chooses to save Sawyer than kill Moriarty. This comes at the cost of being stabbed in the back by Moriarty and Sawyer shooting Reed dead. Meanwhile Moriarty, is fleeing across the ice to a trapped sub, and Sawyer goes to Quartermain and takes his rifle, "Mathilda" and uses it and the marksmanship skills he was taught earlier, shooting Moriarty in the back, causing him to drop a box containing the weapons into the icy water, lost forever. As Quartermain dies, he tells Sawyer that the new century belongs to him "as the old one was mine"
-The surviving League members group together in Africa to bury Quartermain, next to his son, deciding to remain together as Nemo invites the League to join him as he sees the world as the century turns after hiding from it for so long. As they depart, a local tribal witch doctor(Semere-Ab Etmet Yohannes) takes handfuls of dirt from the grave and does a ritual chant. This chant basically lets Quartermain's saying at the beginning of the movie come true: that Africa would not let Quartermain die. As the doctor chants, the earth shakes, making the rifle left by Sawyer shake. Lightning strikes the rifle and Quartermain's grave and the screen goes black
Cast


  • Sean Connery as Allan Quartermain
  • Naseeruddin Shah as Captain Nemo
  • Peta Wilson as Mina Harker
  • Tony Curran as Rodney Skinner
  • Stuart Townsend as Dorian Gray
  • Shane West as Tom Sawyer
  • Jason Flemyng as Dr. Henry Jekyll / Edward Hyde
  • Richard Roxburgh as The Fantom / "M" / Professor James Moriarty
  • Friday, May 4, 2012

    Johnny Depp

    My sister has the biggest crush on him!

    Johnny Depp
    Name: John Christopher Depp II
    DOB: June 9, 1963
    Where: Owensboro, Ky
    Occupation: Actor, screenwriter, director, producer, musician
    Years Active: 1984-present
    Partner: Vanessa Paradis(1998-present)


    -Rose to fame in the 1980s police show 21 Jump Street, which made him a teen idol
    -Wanted more challenging roles, so he played the title character in Edward Scissorhands(1990)
    -Later found success with roles like Sleepy Hollow(1999), Charlie and the Chocolate Factory(2005), Rango(2011), Pirates of the Caribbean series (2003-present)
    -Has collaborated with director and friend Tim Burton in at least 8 films, including most recently Dark Shadows(2012)
    -Has gained fame for portraying real life figures, such as Ed Wood in Ed Wood, Joseph D. Pistone in Donnie Brasco, Hunter S. Thompson in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, George Jung in Blow, robber John Dilinger in Public Enemies. In 2003 and 2009 was named Sexiest Man Alive by People Magazine and this gave him a sex symbol status. Which I'm pretty sure alot of women will agree with, including my sister!

    Early Life
    -Son of John Christopher Depp, a civil engineer and his wife, Betty Sue Wells, a waitress.
    -Has one brother, Daniel, a novelist, and 2 sisters, one of whom, Christine, works as Daniel's manager.
    -Is of Native American descent, either Cherokee or Creek Indian.
    -Moved frequently during his childhood. Lived in Miramar, Florida in 1970. In 1978, Depp's parents divorced. Due to the stress of his parents divorced, Depp indulged in self mutilation, self inflicted scars on his wrists
    -When he was 12, he began playing in garage rock bands. He started one called The Kids
    -On Dec. 24, 1983, he married Lori Anne Allison, the sister of the band's bass player and singer. During the marriage, she worked as a makeup artist, while he worked odd jobs, including a telemarketer for pens. His wife introduced him to Nicholas Cage, who gave Depp the idea to go into acting. They divorced in 1985. Then later, he began seeing Sherilyn Fenn









    Career
    -In 1987, took a role on the Fox TV show 21 Jump Street. This turned Depp into a teen idol
    -First major film role? playing Glen, the boyfriend of Nancy Thompson(Heather Langenkamp) in A Nightmare on Elm Street.









    -In 1986, starred as a Vietnamese speaking private in Platoon.
    -In 1990, undertook the role as deformed outcast title character in Edward Scissorhands. This film begun the association with director and soon to be longtime friend Tim Burton










    -Being a long time fan of Hunter S. Thompson, in 1998, he played the character in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Most of the characters Depp portrays are said to be "iconic loners"
    -The 2003 Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl really launched him into stardom, playing the suave, but slightly clumsy Capt. Jack Sparrow. The director of the movie, Gore Verbinski, said that Sparrow closely resembles the actor's real life personality, but Depp said that he had based the character after Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards, who he is a good friend of.









    -In 2004, he portrayed Scottish author J.M. Barrie in Finding Neverland, which told the story of the author of Peter Pan. If you're looking for a VERY good family movie, begin here, with Finding Neverland. It's a wonderful movie for kids.
    -On May 24, 2007, he reprised his role as suave Capt. Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End. This time around, his longtime friend Keith Richards got the chance to star along side him, playing Capt. Teague, Jack's father.
    -In 2007, he starred in a film adaptation of the London Theatre play Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. This gave him the chance to sing.



    Music
    -Played slide guitar on the Oasis song "Fade In-Out(from 1997 album Be Here, Now)
    -Made a cameo as his Alice in Wonderland character The Mad Hatter in the video for Avril Lavigne's song "Alice"
    -Performed lead guitar and drums for a cover of Carly Simon's "You're So Vain" which appeared as a bonus track on some editions of Marilyn Manson's 2012 album Born Villain

    Personal Life
    -In July 1989, started seeing fellow Scissorhands star Winona Ryder. Lasted 3 years
    -In 1998, started seeing British supermodel Kate Moss.
    -Since then, has been seeing French actress/singer Vanessa Paradis, with whom he has 2 kids, Jack and Lily Rose
    -In 1994, was arrested by New York police for supposedly trashing a hotel suite. The caller was none other than Roger Daltrey of Who fame. This band is known for trashing hotel suites out of existence!
    -Has around 13 tattoos. They include a Native American in profile, "Winona Forever" which now reads "Wino Forever" because of his love of wine, his daughter's name Lily Rose over his heart, his mother's name Betty Sue on his left biceps, a sparrow flying over water with the word "Jack"(the sparrow if flying towards him rather than away from him as it is in Pirates) on his rigt forearm.

    Filmography
    
    Cry Baby

    The Tourist

    Sleepy Hollow

    Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

    Blow

    Public Enemies

    Donnie Brasco. One of the better Mafia movies

    Chocolat

    Alice in Wonderland


    Ed Wood

    
    From Hell

    
    Don Juan DeMarco