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The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare (2024) Review

The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare may be shallow and sensationalised but it sure is fun, in a glib Nazi-smashers kind of way. #Review

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The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare

The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare    [trailer]

The British military recruits a small group of highly skilled soldiers to strike against German forces behind enemy lines during World War II.

Killing nazis is always a noble task, and the movie is meant as light entertainment. But when it happens like in a bloodless video game, it feels a bit pointless. Though it helps that most actors speak with an always pleasant to listen to British accent.

It gives me no pleasure to say that, thanks to Alex Pettyfer, Til Schweiger is not the one who gives the worst performance in this film.

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The Challenges of Ungentlemanly Tennis

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Ungentlemanly Warfare, huh, what is it good for? CREDIT: Metro Goldwyn Mayer Pictures/Lionsgate Challengers Starring: Zendaya, Josh O’Connor, Mike Faist Director: Luca Guadagnino Running Time: 131 Minutes Rating: R Release Date: April 26, 2024 (Theaters) The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare Starring: Henry Cavill, Eiza González, Alan Ritchson, Henry Golding, Alex Pettyfer, Hero Fiennes Tiffin,…

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The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare - Movie Review

TL;DR – Big personalities and a lot of action, but not a lot more than that. ⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 3 out of 5. Post-Credit Scene – There is no post-credit scene.Disclosure – I paid for the Amazon Prime service that viewed this film. The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare Review – If there is one film that people have asked me for, it is what happened to The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare? It looked…

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The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare: Guy Ritchie, Gangsters, and World War Two

The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare has it all. Guy Ritchie, gangsters (In the guise of Nazis.) and World War Two. It is based on the book of the same name by Damien Lewis (And before you ask. No, not the actor from Band of Brothers. The actor spells his name with an ‘a’.) The only drawback, if it can be counted; as one, is the dodgy timing of it all. SAS Rogue Heroes (Rogue Heroes outside of…

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"The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare"

A historical WWII film based on incredible true events that's lively, refreshing, and feels like it's operating on a different level of creativity and vision.

Blending fact and fiction, “The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare” isn’t the movie I expected, but it’s a movie I highly enjoyed. Fully embracing his signature slick visual style, action-packed storytelling, and sly wit, director Guy Ritchie has made a historical WWII film based on incredible true events that’s lively, refreshing, and feels like it’s operating on a different level of creativity…

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"The entire country without electricity, hospitals collapsing, and they're like this. We're not to be demoralized nor weakened, 25 years are already enough".

This is El Cuartel de la Montaña. There's where Chávez rests are. During the entire blackout, that, for me, was 19 hours long, that place had electricity.

El Helicoide, the largest torture centre in LATAM also had electricity.

"A patient in the Noriega Trigo hospital in San Francisco just died. She was intubated and glued to a respirator.

The hospital doesn't have a power plant, nor UPS for the devices. They tried to resurrect her with CPR and nothing".

friend since 4 in the morning without electricity. The light came on about an hour ago with a lot of force and burned down a small refrigerator that we have with my mom and sister's insulin. This is a disaster. We went out to buy ice as best we could and the neighbor lent us some Colman coolers to store them in because the heat here is very intense. God willing, we'll get away from these people. Thank you. Anonymous. Please.

In Lecheria, girl.

Maria Corina is very badass, she flew with her rocket and left us all without electricity EXCEPT Chavez, Helicoide and Miraflores... it's incredible that they are even incoherent when it comes to lying.

— Without showing evidence, Freddy Ñáñez blamed María Corina Machado and Edmundo González for the national blackout: "People like that cannot be considered Venezuelans" "FREDDY ÑÁÑEZ BLAMES MARIA CORINA AND EDMUNDO FOR THE NATIONAL BLACKOUT"

Do you still believe that everything that has happened in Venezuela (electrical failures, shortages) in these last 25 years is the fault of others? No, gentlemen, it is a system of psychological conditioning to exhaust every Venezuelan.

— Hospitals, nursing homes, schools, homes... WITHOUT LIGHT The Helicoid TORTURE WITH ELECTRICITY What is this called? STATE TERRORISM

And this happened already.

Additionally:

Two former Colombian soldiers, Alexander Ante and José Aron Medina Aranda, were detained in Venezuela during a stopover while returning from fighting in Ukraine. Following their arrest in Caracas, both were extradited to Russia, where they now face charges of having fought against Russian forces as mercenaries. A Moscow court has ordered their provisional detention, which could lead to a sentence of up to 15 years in prison. The family, who had been waiting for their return in Colombia, were devastated to discover that they had been sent to Russia without warning.

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This is what y'all supporting 🫵

—.

Everyone else, feel free to tag any other chavista/ tankie/ communist / leftie who is speaking about Venezuela when they know nothing about us or out history.

Disclaimer: those terms do not apply to any Usamerican / foreigner who is actually being respectful, I'm only refering to the ones that defend a dictatorship who lets people die while they keep the power to themselves.

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The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare (no spoilers)

I saw an early screening of The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare. It’s the new film directed by Guy Ritchie and starring Henry Cavill. It was far better than Cavill’s previous movie this year - Argyll. (I won’t go into details but Cavill wasn’t responsible for Argyll’s failure. That distinction goes to the muddled direction by Matthew Vaughn; a script filled with plot holes; and Bryce Dallas Howard playing the frumpy and unbelievable as a master spy.

But back to TMUW, it’s a heavily fictionalized version of an actual mission to thwart German submarines off the western coast of Africa during WW2. It’s an action movie with some comedy but never over the top. And it revels in killing Nazis. On a scale of Hated-it/Liked-it/Loved-it, I liked-it-plus. It kept my interest and I never felt bored.

A minor character in the film is future spy novelist Ian Fleming (Freddie Fox). It’s suggested that the mission was the inspiration for James Bond (a role that Cavill narrowly lost out to Daniel Craig).

But TMUW is more like Mission Impossible (the TV show, not the Tom Cruise movies). Cavill, with his wild curly hair and lumberjack style beard, leads a team with special skills.

Alan Ritchson (from “Reacher”) plays a Danish soldier who is a master archer. The real Dane who wasn’t nearly as muscular in real life. I enjoyed Ritchson’s performance, and I’d love to see him and Cavill work together again.

The film also stars:

Babs Olusanmokun (doctor on Star Trek Strange New Worlds).

Mexican actress Eiza González, a femfatal that might recognizer from Netflix’s 3 Body Problem.

Til Schweiger, the German-Brad-Pitt, plays the Nazi commandant.

Rory Kinnear is unrecognizable as Winston Churchill.

The movie is rated a hard R due to all the Nazis killed with guns, machine guns, arrows, knives, daggers, and bombs. After a while it’s like shooting fish in a barrel or shooting ducks at a carnival arcade.

If Guy Ritchie makes a sequel, I’d watch it.

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The Mosley Review: The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare

Do you wanna know why we constantly revisit World War II in film? It isn't because it was the greatest war. It isn't because of the enginuity that came from it. Its because it features the most robust stories ever to be told or discovered whether its from the American or the European campaign. There are probably hundreds of classified documents that are still sealed to this day and it is always fascinating to see them revealed. Yes, we love the heroism in the stories about the front lines, but what's more interesting to see is the internal planning of all Allied Forces and how they're plans get executed. Whether they succeed or fail is the real drama and the stuff of legend that ends up inspiring fictional characters we all know and love. That is what this film lovingly highlights and I have to say it was a smooth and joyful ride has good suspense with great action and comedy. The tone was a bit off at times as it would struggle with wanting to be a smart espionage driven story and a adventure film with little consequence for the heroes in the story.

Henry Cavill truly charms every moment he's on screen as Gus March-Phillipps. He was a fun leader of the ragtag team of mercenaries and I liked his controlled nature. He never really seemed to have doubts, but he did have a moment or too that he felt challenged. The amount of glee and calm he has in this film was cool in the more action driven scenes. The most standout moment of the film truly comes from his introductive scene as within in five minutes, you understand the man and his motivation. Alan Ritchson was good and brutal as his fellow merc, Anders Lassen. I liked the banter he had with Gus as the film went along and how eager and efficient of a Nazi killer he was. Henry Golding was fun and smart as the explosive expert of the team, Freddy Alvarez. The banter between him and Anders was fun as they would tease each other often. Hero Fiennes Tiffin was good as Henry Hayes and even though he didn't have that much depth, he was effective and a valued navigator in the war occupied Atlantic Ocean. Alex Pettyfer was cool and collected as Gus's oldest friend, Geoffrey Appleyard. You really felt the bond and history between them in the scenes that they had together. Cary Elwes is always a joy to see on screen and as Brigadier Gubbins 'M', he was perfectly royal and commanding as the leader of the secret operation the team is recruited for. Freddie Fox was good as the iconic Ian Fleming and I loved that he was apart of the operation from beginning to end. He wasn't a forgotten character and I liked that he seemed to plotting out his soon to be famous character. Rory Kinnear was fantastic and steadfast as Winston Churchill. He had a dominating presence and sense of urgency that is needed for the legendary Prime Minister. Eiza González and Babs Olusanmokun were fantastic as Marjorie Stewart and Mr. Heron. Their chemistry together was great and I enjoyed their convert planning and business deals. Eiza charms the screen with such control in her more tense dialogue scenes and Babs was that quiet type of dangerous that you never saw coming. Til Schweiger is always intense as a hero or villain and as Heinrich Luhr, there is an amount of sinister motivation in his eyes that made him the marquee antagonist.

The score by the director's frequent collaborator, Christopher Benstead, was good, quirkie and epic toward the end of the film. I felt the tension in the finale the most thanks to his score as the action kicks off and the plan doesn't go as smooth. Like I said before, the tone was a little all over the place at times since you have so many parts moving at once. Director Guy Ritchie's flair for elaborate planning was on display, but it felt a little rusty in its execution. Its a massive cast so not everyone has a chance to have a moment to shine outside of the action. Maybe some of them didn't really have much to work with or the real people in the true story the film was based on weren't that deep. Either way, I still had fun with the film and I enjoyed the action. Is it gonna be one of the most memorable films of Guy Ritchie's filmography, no, but it'll be a fun one to view once in awhile. Let me know what you thought of the film or my review in the comments below. Thanks for reading!

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The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, a film with Henry Cavill, gets a trailer.

Inspired by a true story, this action and comedy film will follow UK special forces during World War II. Henry Cavill is proving he's very game for a spy adventure or two.

Inspired by real events, the action/comedy film follows a secret World War II combat organisation formed by the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Winston Churchill, and the writer Ian Fleming – the creator of James Bond.

The film is based on recently revealed documents from the British War Department. The plot follows the first special forces organization in the United Kingdom, formed by the Prime Minister of the time, Winston Churchill, during the Second World War.

It follows Cavill's character as he is released from prison and asked by Churchill to help on a top-secret mission, although he reveals that the team he would have in mind to accompany him might not be to the Prime Minister's tastes.

The group, with rebels and bandits, sets out on an unauthorised mission against the Nazis, using combat methods described as unconventional and completely “nasty”. It is worth mentioning that, in real life, this organisation gave rise to other secret operations units, such as Black Ops.

"The top-secret combat unit, composed of a motley crew of rogues and mavericks, goes on a daring mission against the Nazis using entirely unconventional and utterly 'ungentlemanly' fighting techniques.

"Ultimately their audacious approach changed the course of the war and laid the foundation for the British SAS and modern Black Ops warfare."

A new film by Guy Ritchie ( Tycoons of Crime ) with Henry Cavill, got its first trailer on Tuesday, March 30th. In addition to Cavill – who takes on the lead role of the real-life founder of the No. 62 Commando unit Gus March-Phillipps – the film boasts a star-studded supporting cast, including Eiza González, Alan Ritchson, Alex Pettyfer, Hero Fiennes Tiffin, Babs Olusanmokun, Henrique Zaga, Til Schweiger, Henry Golding and Cary Elwes.

Meanwhile, some actors are playing historical figures who will be very recognisable to most viewers – for example, Cary Elwes is taking on the role of Winston Churchill and Freddie Fox stars as James Bond author Ian Fleming.

The script is also written by Ritchie, along with Paul Tamasy , Eric Johnson and Arash Amel . The basis of the project comes from the book with the same name as the production, written by Damien Lewis .

The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare portrays a heavily fictionalised version of “Operation Postmaster.” The film is scheduled to be released in the UK and US cinemas on Friday 19th April 2024.

Source: Lionsgate (YouTube)

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Posted 8th April 2024

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Llega el primer cargamento de estrenos navideños 2024

La salsa, la plena y el merengue dominan esta primera cosecha de estrenos.

Pasado el periodo eleccionario, muchas estaciones de radio ya programan música navideña y los estrenos no se hicieron esperar. De igual manera, las tiendas de discos físicos ya sacaron sus inventarios de CDs y vinilos navideños para atraer a sus clientes.

Son muchos los estrenos que ya se han dado a conocer y se espera que sigan llegando hasta finales de noviembre, por lo que NotiCel les presenta este primer cargamento de estrenos navideños para este año 2024. ¡Que disfruten!

“Mi tremendo parrandón” (Edwin “Calvito” Reyes con Prodigio Claudio) – Estos dos boricuas se juntaron de nuevo para ofrecer un tema navideño, luego del éxito “Salsa con trova en Navidad” (2022). El tema es composición de Prodigio Claudio, quien a su vez unió fuerzas con el trombonista Luis Ginés para realizar el arreglo. Otro gran trabajo vocal de Reyes. La producción ejecutiva fue de Con Clase Records. Es un tremendo tema bailable que también se escuchará mucho en las fiestas familiares.

“Noche de alegría” (Alex Castro) – Un tema en salsa bien bailable cuya letra resalta varias tradiciones puertorriqueñas, pero principalmente el nacimiento de Jesús. La composición y la producción general es de Castro y el arreglo musical de Emmanuel "Cerebro" Romero. El cuatrista invitado es Giovanni Crespo Medina y en el coro se escuchan las voces de Miguel Guerrero y Edwin Lebrón. Otro acierto musical de este talentoso cantautor junqueño.

“Debajo del arbolito” (Nell Álvarez) – Este es el cuarto sencillo de Álvarez desde que decidió lanzarse como solista y presenta un tema de despecho enmarcado en la época navideña en el que espera deshacerse del recuerdo de la pareja y que el nuevo año traiga un nuevo amor. La composición es de Andy Guzmán y el arreglo musical del venezolano Víctor Gámez. El solo de cuatro puertorriqueño lo ejecuta Roberto “Bobby” Pérez. El sonido de la orquesta es caracterizado por los trombones, ejecutados por Moisés Nogueras.

“Nunca hay ná” (Las Chicas del Clan) – Las originales Chicas del Clan regresan con este sabroso merengue “ajibarado” con el cuatro de Christian Nieves. La composición es de Freddie Silva Nieves y el interesante arreglo musical, que empieza como plena, es de Freddie Méndez. “No demos más parranda en esta casa… en esta casa bendito nunca hay ná”. Las voces de la orquesta son Milly Pérez, Rosita Figueroa, Wanda Vallellanes y Brenda Liz Mateo.

“El calentón” (Arnaldo Vallellanes) – Arnaldo “El más querido” presenta este merengue navideño que cuenta la historia del amigo que quería una parranda, pero cuando llegó tuvo que “aguantar presión” por la cantidad de gente que llegó. “No te salvaste del calentón”, dice el coro del tema, compuesto por Vallellanes y arreglado por Carlos “Peyé” Ortega para Bien Duro Music. Esperen escucharlo en cada fiesta de marquesina en esta temporada.

“Navidad es alegría” (La Puertorriqueña) – Don Perignon seleccionó este año una composición del reconocido cantautor José Nogueras, quien ha dejado una huella imborrable en la música navideña de Puerto Rico. El arreglo musical es de Ramón Sánchez, quien ha revelado que sus principales referentes para arreglar música navideña son los emblemáticos discos de Willie Colón con Héctor Lavoe y las producciones dedicadas a la época de El Gran Combo y la Sonora Ponceña. Participa la joven cuatrista Fabiola Muñoz. Las voces en este tema son Joe González, José Karlo Ribot y Henry Santiago.

“En la Navidad” (Maribel Santos) – El nuevo sencillo de Santos es de su autoría, un tema en salsa que invita a la unión familiar y entre países. El año pasado, la actriz y presentadora publicó su primer tema navideño “Esta Navidad yo quiero”. En este nuevo lanzamiento, la boricua también invita a recordar el verdadero sentido de esta época, el nacimiento del niño Jesús. El arreglo musical es de Robert García.

“Con cuatro, guitarra y güiro” (Reunidos por la Salsa) – Este bonche de músicos y cantantes se unen de nuevo para ofrecer este sabroso tema, original del naranjiteño Nelson Bermúdez y arreglo musical de Eliú y Kevin Figueroa. Los cantantes que participan son: Waldo Iván Colón, Tito Guadalupe, Edwin “El Calvito” Reyes, José Novoa, Kriptony Texeira y Nelson Bermúdez. El cuatrista es Josean Feliberty. Otro excelente tema de esta cooperativa de músicos latinos.

“Familia y amigos” (Grupo Esencia) – El destacado músico y cantante Ángel “Papote” Alvarado, fundador y director de Esencia, presenta este año una plena, composición suya, inspirada en la familia y los amigos que resalta una de las características de la Navidad puertorriqueña. Es el primer tema con letra navideña que produce Esencia en sus casi 30 años de historia. En la parte vocal, Alvarado está acompañado por José Lago. El arreglo musical estuvo a cargo de Alvarado, Tony Velázquez y Héctor “Pochi” Gastón.

“Santa se perdió” (Félix O. Rodríguez) – Una plena con letra jocosa, original de Eric Rosario, es el tema que presenta este año el trombonista cagüeño, radicado en Atlanta, Félix O. Rodríguez. Este tema se realizó con los músicos del colectivo “Reunidos por la Salsa” y cuenta con José Novoa como cantante y Rosario como el rapero invitado. Josean Feliberty es el cuatrista invitado. El arreglo musical y la producción son de Rodríguez.

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The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare

The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare was excellent. A small group of soldiers and spies are sent on an unofficial mission to sabotage a Nazi supply ship off the coast of equatorial Africa.

Guy Ritchie and Henry Cavill team up again after The Man from UNCLE. We're getting a double fix of Henry hotness as Henry Golding plays another one of the main characters. There's also Alex Pettyfer and Eiza González (I knew I recognised her, she's in 3-Body Problem).

As usual in Guy Ritchie's movies, there's some queer imagery, and Anders Lassen even discusses his taste in men: Freddy Alvarez is his type. ^^

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Mimi's Mobile Other Superheroes Oc Masterlist

Updated: 1/02/24

Name: Odette Tyler

Title: The Devil you know

Fandom: Hellboy(2004-2008)

Faceclaim: Eiza González

Love interest: Hellboy{Red}

Pinterest Board: Link

Summary: More To Be Added...

Name: Bailey Jenkins

Title: Lonely Gun

Fandom: DC

Faceclaim: Krysten Ritter

Love interest: Harley Quinn

Pinterest Board: Link

Summary: More To Be Added...

Name: Maverick Pennyworth (Aka The Duke)

Title: A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing

Fandom: DC

Faceclaim: Ben Barnes

Love interest: Bruce Wayne{2022}

Pinterest Board: Link

Summary:  After being found on the street and saved by Alfred Pennyworth, 7-year-old Maverick never expected him to take him back home and was accepted with open arms by the very people who lived there, the Waynes. Maverick was adopted by Alfred, taking on the Pennyworth name and duties. But Maverick took it a step further than that. Maverick had become close to Wayne's son Bruce, the two boys enjoyed each other's company and played together, but everything changed when Bruce's parents were murdered. Bruce had changed. Maverick stayed loyal throughout the whole time by his side, but when he took on the mantel of being Batman, fighting crime alone. Maverick couldn't stand idly by. He took on a mantel of his own without Bruce knowing. Maverick became The Duke, protector of Gotham's very own Dark Knight.

Name: Audrey Freeman

Title: My Ordinary Life

Fandom: DC-Shazam

Faceclaim: Kiernan Shipka ->Erin Moriarty

Love interest: To Be Determined{TBD}

Pinterest Board: Link

Summary: More To Be Added...

Name: Tommaso

Title: Shell of a Brother

Fandom: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Faceclaim:  Ryan Potter

Love interest: None

Pinterest Board: Link

Summary: More To Be Added...

Name: Reed Campbell

Title: Heroes Never Die

Fandom: The Boys

Faceclaim:  Freddie Stroma

Love interest: Billy Butcher

Pinterest Board: Link

Summary: More To Be Added...

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Hello, how are you guys? Can I ask some suggestions for a fc of a character under 35, white/part white with a "Eastern European vibe"? He's a vampire in a modern urban fantasy setting. Thank you!

François Arnaud (1985) - is bisexual.

Yon González (1986)

Lewis Tan (1987) Singaporean Chinese / British.

Aneurin Barnard (1987)

Alfred Enoch (1988) Afro Barbadian / English.

Regé-Jean Page (1988) Zimbabwean / English.

Cody Fern (1988)

Gregg Chillin (1988) Armenian and English.

Nicholas Hoult (1989) - in Renfeild.

Jack O'Connell (1990)

Elliot Knight (1990) Nigerian / English.

Nathaniel Curtis (1990) Indian / English - is queer.

Jacob Anderson (1990) African-Caribbean / Scottish - has vampire and modern parts in Interview with the Vampire.

Colin Woodell (1991)

Chris Mason (1991)

Toby Regbo (1991)

Toby Sebastian (1992)

Alexander Ludwig (1992)

Barry Keoghan (1992)

Giuseppe Maggio (1992)

Nick Hargrove (1992)

Avan Jogia (1992) Gujarati Indian / English, Welsh, some German, Irish, French-Canadian/French.

Douglas Booth (1992)

Freddy Carter (1993)

Cameron Monaghan (1993)

Maxence Danet-Fauvel (1993)

Jordan Bolger (1994) Afro-Jamaican / English.

Kit Young (1994) Ugandan / Scottish.

Arsalan Ghasemi (1995) Iranian / White.

Elliot Fletcher (1996) - is trans masc.

Álvaro Rico (1996)

Michael Evans Behling (1996) Nigerian / German.

Itzan Escamilla (1997)

Herman Tømmeraas (1997)

Archie Renaux (1997) Punjabi Indian and British / British.

Hero Fiennes Tiffin (1997)

Felix Mallard (1998)

Tanner Buchanan (1998) Filipino (maternal grandfather), Scottish, English.

Aramis Knight (1999) Pakistani, Indian / English, Irish, German.

Lorenzo Zurzolo (2000)

Here you go!

[lunamarish]

Miracolo di luce: nasce l’ombra, batte in silenzio contro le montagne e senza peso precipita al suolo rivelando le erbe delicate. Gli eucalipti lasciano sulla terra l’orma tremante della loro sagoma allungata dove volano freddi uccelli che non cantano. Un’ombra più semplice e più leggera, che nasce dalle tue gambe, avanza per annunciare l’ultimo, il più puro miracolo di luce: tu nell’alba. 

Ángel González (1956)

[mario-rojas]

Juego de Wild Card de 2012 entre los Cardenales y los Bravos: Los Bravos están al bate con corredores en primera y segunda y Andrelton Simmons conecta un elevado que cae y parece llenar las bases. Los fanáticos celebran la amenaza, ¡pero increíblemente uno de los árbitros decreta "infield fly"! Y lo increíble es la distancia que recorre el campocorto para intentar capturar la bola; pero además el árbitro canta la jugada cuando la bola está a punto de caer. Esto convierte la situación en corredores en segunda y tercera con dos outs, cambiando completamente la situación del juego. El mánager de los Bravos, Freddy González discute la polémica decisión mientras los fanáticos frustrados lanzan objetos al terreno de juego. Al final los Bravos perdieron y pusieron el juego bajo protesta, pero nada cambió la decisión final del encuentro. ¿Qué opinas? ¿Fue un error del árbitro o... lo hizo a propósito? ¡Deja tu opinión en los comentarios! ¡Qué bárbaros! Otro lío con los árbitro por un "INFIELD FLY" published first on https://www.youtube.com/@mario-rojas/