#Nestor Serrano

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Up next on my 80's Fest Movie 🎬 🎞 🎥 🎦 📽 marathon...The Money Pit (1986) on glorious vintage VHS 📼! #Movie #movies #comedy #themoneypit #TomHanks #shelleylong #alexandergodunov #ripalexandergodunov #maureenstapleton #philipbosco #joemantegna #yakovsmirnoff #MichaelJeter #RIPMichaelJeter #frankiefaison #carminecaridi #NestorSerrano #jakesteinfeld #marylouisewilson #TziMa #williamlombardo #mikestarr #whitelion #vintage #VHS #80s #80sfest #durandurantulsas6thannual80sfest

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Así es la vida flor morada.

A veces suele ser malvada.

Tú de mí estás enamorada.

Y yo muriendo por volver.

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Bringing Out the Dead (Martin Scorsese, 1999)

Cast: Nicolas Cage, Patricia Arquette, John Goodman, Ving Rhames, Tom Sizemore, Marc Anthony, Mary Beth Hurt, Cliff Curtis, Nestor Serrano, Aida Turturro, Sonja Sohn. Screenplay: Paul Schrader, based on a novel by Joe Connelly. Cinematography: Robert Richardson. Production design: Dante Ferretti. Film editing: Thelma Schoonmaker. Music: Elmer Bernstein. 

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Once called “Father Frank” for his efforts to rescue lives, Frank Pierce sees the ghosts of those he failed to save around every turn. He has tried everything he can to get fired, calling in sick, delaying taking calls where he might have to face one more victim he couldn’t help, yet cannot quit the job on his own. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Frank Pierce: Nicolas Cage Mary Burke: Patricia Arquette Larry Verber: John Goodman Marcus: Ving Rhames Tom Wolls: Tom Sizemore Noel: Marc Anthony Nurse Constance: Mary Beth Hurt Cy Coates: Cliff Curtis Nurse Crupp: Aida Turturro Dr. Hazmat: Nestor Serrano Rose: Cynthia Roman Kanita: Sonja Sohn Cokehead: Larry Fessenden Captain Barney: Arthur J. Nascarella Dispatcher (voice): Martin Scorsese Dispatcher Love (voice): Queen Latifah Drug Dealer: Michael Kenneth Williams Voice in Crowd: Craig muMs Grant Mr. Oh: John Heffernan ICU Nurse: Judy Reyes Griss: Afemo Omilami Mr. Burke: Cullen O. Johnson Sister Fetus: Julyana Soelistyo Neighbor Woman: Graciela Lecube Neighbor Woman: Marylouise Burke Mrs. Burke: Phyllis Somerville Neighbor Woman: Mary Diveny John Burke: Tom Riis Farrell Arguing Russian: Aleks Shaklin Arguing Russian: Leonid Citer Man with Bloody Foot: Jesus A. Del Rosario Jr. Big Feet: Bernie Friedman Prostitute: Theo Kogan Prostitute: Fuschia! Mr. Oh’s Friend: Matthew Maher Mr. Oh’s Friend: Bronson Dudley Mr. Oh’s Friend: Marilyn McDonald Homeless Man in Waiting Room: Ed Jupp Jr. Homeless Man in Waiting Room: J. Stanford Hoffman Concerned Hispanic Aunt: Rita Norona Schrager Naked Man: Don Berry Street Punk: Mtume Gant Grunt: Michael A. Noto Bystander: Omar Scroggins Stanley: Andy Davoli Miss Williams: Charlene Hunter Club Doorman: Jesse Malin I.B. Bangin’: Harper Simon Drummer: Joseph Monroe Webb Club Bystander: Jon Abrahams I.B.’s Girlfriend: Charis Michelsen Dr. Milagros: Lia Yang Arrested Man: Antone Pagán Bridge & Tunnel Girl: Melissa Marsala Weeping Woman: Betty Miller Pregnant Maria: Rosemary Gomez Carlos: Luis Rodriguez Crackhead: Sylva Kelegian Dr. Mishra: Frank Ciornei Nurse Odette: Catrina Ganey Nurse Advisor: Jennifer Lane Newman Police in Hospital: John Bal Police in Hospital: Raymond Cassar Drunk: Tom Cappadona Drunk: Jack O’Connell Drunk: Randy Foster Homeless Suicidal: Richard Spore Fireman: James Hanlon Fireman: Chris Edwards Police Sergeant: Mark Giordano Cop in Elevator: Michael Mulheren Cop in Elevator: David Zayas Cop #1: Terry Serpico Cop #3: Floyd Resnick Surgeon: Megan Leigh Screaming Man: David Vasquez ICU Doctor: Joseph P. Reidy Urchin Prostitute (uncredited): Erica Bamforth Child Zombie (uncredited): Peju Bamgboshe Policewoman (uncredited): Carolyn Campbell Club Kid (uncredited): Michael Carbonaro Catatonic Patient in Suede Coat (uncredited): Joe Connelly Cop #2 (uncredited): Brian Smyj Film Crew: Director: Martin Scorsese Screenplay: Paul Schrader Editor: Thelma Schoonmaker Director of Photography: Robert Richardson Producer: Scott Rudin Producer: Barbara De Fina Conductor: Elmer Bernstein Co-Producer: Eric Steel Boom Operator: Louis Sabat Casting: Ellen Lewis Associate Producer: Jeff Levine Unit Production Manager: Bruce S. Pustin First Assistant Director: Joseph P. Reidy Associate Producer: Mark Roybal Executive Producer: Adam Schroeder Still Photographer: Phillip V. Caruso Music Editor: Bobby Mackston Production Design: Dante Ferretti Costume Design: Rita Ryack Set Decoration: William F. Reynolds Art Direction: Robert Guerra Hairstylist: Joseph Coscia Key Hair Stylist: William A. Farley Makeup Artist: Jane DiPersio Hairstylist: Scott W. Farley Makeup Artist: Leon Weisinger Production Supervisor: Shell Hecht Script Supervisor: Martha Pinson Camera Operator: Vincent Galindez Stunt Coordinator: G. A. Aguilar Visual Effects Supervisor: Michael Owens Visual Effects Producer: Jill Brooks Construction Coordinator: Glen Pangione First Assistant Camera: Gregor Tavenner Steadicam Operator: Larry McConkey Wigmaker: Carol F. Doran Carpenter: James Cappello Chef: P.J. Haines Driver: Carlos Bernal Set Medic: Rich Fellegara Special ...

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CALIFICACIÓN PERSONAL: 5 / 10

Título Original: Act of Valor 

Año: 2012

Duración: 111 min

País: Estados Unidos

Dirección: Mike McCoy, Scott Waugh

Guion: Kurt Johnstad

Música: Nathan Furst

Fotografía: Shane Hurlbut

Reparto: Roselyn Sanchez, Emilio Rivera, Jason Cottle, Nestor Serrano, Alex Veadov, etc

Productora: Relativity Studios, Bandito Brothers

Género: Action; Adventure; Thriller

TRAILER:

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The Day After Tomorrow

This is not a bad movie and I did love the family angle - as usually - but!

For a movie that's all about how science is right and politicians, money and whatnot are wrong, this movie is scientifically wrong in so many ways that it irritated me to no end. Climbing a metal ship in deep frost temperatures bare handed? They're freezing to death but their breath doesn't condense? They need to burn something to keep warm but instead of burning furniture, you know, actual wood, they burn books? If you ever tried burning a book, you know that it just does. not. burn. unless you tear it apart, page by page - or you sprinkle it with fuel. And so many other things. I was trying to ignore all the inaccuracies it but I kept going, "It doesn't work like that!"

But, well, there were also many actors that I love in this like Dennis Quaid, Nestor Serrano, Tamlyn Tomita, Sasha Roiz, Ian Holm, Adrian Lester... So, hm, there's that. Look at the pretty and ignore the rest, I guess? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Title: Definitely, Maybe

Rating: PG-13

Director: Adam Brooks

Cast: Ryan Reynolds, Abigail Breslin, Elizabeth Banks, Isla Fisher, Rachel Weisz, Kevin Kline, Derek Luke, Liane Balaban, Annie Parisse, Nestor Serrano, Kevin Corrigan, An Nguyen, Adam Brooks, Emily Wickersham, Daniel Eric Gold, Adam Ferrara, Matthew Mason

Release year: 2008

Genres: comedy, romance

Blurb: When Will decides to tell his daughter the story of how he met her mother, he discovers that a second look at the past might also give him a second chance at the future.

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Bad Boys

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Dir Michael Bay Written by George Gallo, Michael Barrie, Jim Mulholland, Doug Richardson Martin Lawrence, Will Smith, Téa Leoni, Joe Pantoliano, Tchèky Karyo, Theresa Randle, Marg Helgenberger, Nestor Serrano, Julio Mechoso, Michael Imperioli, Saverio Guerra. Two Miami narcotics cops; the married with children Marcus (Lawrence) and the trust fund bachelor Mike (Smith) discover that the $180m…

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VOEN chapter 28

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Chapter 28

WHEN THE PEOPLE of the rancho gathered for vespers that night, the whispers that ran through them like breezes in the tall grass were not about Papá. Not about the humiliating defeat that the Mexican forces had suffered in Matamoros, though that had been all the Serrano family could talk about throughout the long, stifling afternoon. 

Néstor’s name slipped through the gathered peones like a half-forgotten guest. It was passed from hand to hand, leaving a bitter taste in its wake. It slinked around Nena’s ankles like a snake. This is your fault, it hissed. 

All Nena could see as Papá led evening prayers were the suspicious looks the peones cast at him.

Well well well, if it isn’t the consequences of your actions. 

I hope his ranch fails because nobody wants to work for him anymore. 

(Although judging by the way that people talk about this book, that’s not going to happen.)

In that moment, she saw not her father, but the patrón of the rancho. The man who kept a strict difference between his family and the peones. All the people gathered here: the vaqueros and the shepherds, the farriers, the farmers, their wives and children. Papá kept them under his thumb, in his debt, manipulating their wages like toys on a string. He kept them beholden to him. Beholden to the land that they could never call their own because it belonged to the patrón. 

Once again reminding everybody that the only thing this book is, is a commentary about is classism. 

There might be Yanquis attacking the rancho. But Nena knew from the pain in her scar, prickling like a thousand needles, that there was also something much, much worse.

Chapter 28 summary: At evening mass that night, Papa gives this self-congratulatory speech. However, literally everybody is giving Papa the dirtiest look imaginable. They hate him for what he did to Nestor, and I feel like this is only the beginning. She thinks about the class divide, and how terrible her father is for intentionally keeping these people slaving for him. 

Later, Nena tends to Felix’s wound. He complains that the soldiers who showed up weren’t trained in anything, so of course they either died or fled to save their own skin. He complains that the government is shitty, and that they should simply let people govern themselves. 

Then, we’re subjected to TWO WHOLE PAGES of Nena wangsting about Nestor and how her shit actions led to her father abusing him. This is pointless, since we already know that she feels bad from her opinions on what happened during evening mass. 

She sleeps, but wakes up to the dog barking at something outside. Yankees have come, and they’re not there to play cards. But Nena senses that there’s something much worse than white men with guns outside. 

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Team Credits...

Name: TommyGun

Nicknames/Aliases (Order by preferance): Tommy, Tomas Serrano, Kai, Komic

Gender: Male (He/Him)

Age: 16

Roles: Author, Artist

Characters: Daurakar (God of Greed), LORD/LADY FATE ("God" of Reality, Fate, and Creation), Vrythorin (God of Wrath), SPHI (???), INARI (???), Erik Destler (Demi-god), Ija (Atlantian), Timothy Hernandez (Human), Xixile (God of Pride), Heto (Goddess of Fire), Haldir (Elven Prince), Gremrik (Wingless Gargoyle), The Vessel (Human), Lily Evans (Human), Nestor Aldawan (Human), Aurora Aldawan (Human), Seo-yun Hernandez (Human), Hank Destler (Human), Eliza Destler (Human)

Socials: @kaikomics (Formal blog), @caicomics (Casual Blog)

Notes: Wee's older brother

....

Name: LiterallyJustWee

Nicknames/Aliases (Order by preferance): Wee

Gender: Bigender (She/Him)

Age: 14

Roles: Artist

Characters: Adam (Demi-god), Seraphex (God of Health), DAMION (???), Minho Hernandez (Human), Valmixian (Elder God of Chaos), Arthraal (God of Minerals and Stone), God of Earthly Souls, God of the Trade, Nereus (God of Water), Aldamir (God of Blacksmithing and Weaponry), Alejandro Aldawan (Human), Robert Hernandez (Human), Eowyn (Elven Queen), Tex Barlowe (AI-powered Robot), Elara Destler (Human), BINX (???)

Notes: Tommy's little sister/brother

...

Name: DjYour1AndTruly

Nicknames/Aliases (Order by preference): Dj, Your Local Dumbass LMFAO (Only for close friends), Crazy Gal

Gender: Female (She/Her)

Age: 17

Roles: Artist, Author

Characters: Rakia (Elder Goddess of Time and Space), Gaia (Goddess of Nature), Kauri (Goddess of Gluttony), Sauska (Goddess of Tyranny), Leia (Goddess of Soulmates), Bronte (Goddess of Lightning), Eros (Goddess/God of Lust.), Khonsu (God of the Moon), Solon (God of Wisdom), Mariana Paula (Human), Nancy Harrison (Human), Dolly (Demi-god), Dracula (Demi-God)

...

(Incomplete entry. Will be finished later)

Name: Just_a_Star

Nicknames/Aliases: Star

Gender: Female (She/Her)

Age: 18

Roles: Artist, Author

Characters: Dr Jekyll Hyde (Demi-god),

[1991movierewind]

In Episode 99, we discuss Hangin' with the Homeboys, a coming-of-age comedy-drama about four friends that get together for their weekly night out in the South Bronx. As the night progresses, things continue to go wrong that impact their ability to find a good time. With all of these troubles building on each other, they also find themselves confronting each other with some uncomfortable truths. Directed and written by Joseph Vasquez. Starring Doug E. Doug, Mario Joyner, John Leguizamo and Nestor Serrano and released in the U.S. on April 5, 1991. #1991movies #1991 #1991movierewind #sundancefilmfestival #independentspiritawards #josephvasquez #dougedoug #mariojoyner #johnleguizamo #nestorserrano #newlinecinema #90s #90saesthetic #90snostalgia #90smovie #90sfilm #mickmars https://www.instagram.com/p/Co0FV-EOUSo/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Laura's IG story; Clara's IG stories

Love Laura's shoutouts!!! Clara did a great job, as did the rest of the cast and crew! (Too bad we couldn't see Clara's dad a bit more!)

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Bringing Out the Dead (1999) Martin Scorsese

October 4th 2022