#peterberg

[wherever-i-look-blog]

Painkiller (2023) - Review and Summary https://tinyurl.com/22oqusgs

[film-book]

Film Review: Hancock https://tinyurl.com/27ock6bq

[bibifuxi]

Taylor Kitsch

New western series on the Netflix American primeval are starting on January 9, 2025.. can't wait to see what will Taylor Kitsch acting be like.

That man is really talented but underrated.#peterberg

[duranduratulsa]

Up next on my Spooktober Filmfest...Shocker (1989) on classic DVD 📀! #movie #movies #horror #shocker #wescraven #RIPWesCraven #horacepinker #MitchPileggi #PeterBerg #camillecooper #heatherlangenkamp #michaelmurphy #timothyleary #JohnTesh #tedraimi #lindsayparker #ernielively #kaneroberts #vincentguastaferro #jonathancraven #jessicacraven #samscarber #dvd #80s #Spooktober #halloween #october

[rbchild]

Chapters: 2/2 Fandom: Tatort (TV 1970), Tatort Saarbrücken - Fandom Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Leo Hölzer/Adam Schürk Characters: Leo Hölzer, Adam Schürk, Original Child Character(s) Additional Tags: Family Fluff, Snow, Snowball Fight, Sleigh Ride Series: Part 17 of Familie ist... Summary:

Adam würde viel für Leo tun, wirklich. Eigentlich fast alles. Und für Jannik erst recht. Aber auch er zieht irgendwo die Grenze. Immerhin ist er alt genug, um selbst zu entscheiden, wie er sich anzieht. Und eins weiß Adam sicher - in diese neongrüne Monstrosität werden ihn keine zehn Pferde kriegen. Die nicht, und auch nicht Leo und Jannik, egal, wie bittend die beiden ihn da aus ihren grünen Augen anschauen.

Irgendwo zieht selbst ein Adam Schürk modisch die Grenze.

Oder: Die Hölzers (und ein Schürk) gehen Schlittenfahren.

Fluff im "Familie ist..."-Universum.

[bengoan]

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Hương xưa lối tình chưa biệt hẳn , Mà cuộc đời chuốc đắng cưu mang . Đường xa nắng dãi mưa ngàn , Đ��o heo hút gió dặm đàng cheo leo !

Ở đây chốn quê nghèo xóm nhỏ , Qua chuỗi ngày gắn bó yêu thương . Chắt chiu hôm sớm thôn phường , Heo kêu gà gáy ruộng vườn có nhau .

Lỡ vận bởi tham tàn lũ cộng , Chúng tràn trề chiếm đóng quê cha . Lâu la cướp đoạt từng nhà , Vào trong lục soát thanh tra bạc vàng …

Lưng khuân vác huênh hoang súng đạn. Nó bảo rằng tư sản hại dân .? Còng tay đánh đập bất cần , Bắt đi cải tạo chia phần đất đai …

Chuỗi ngày tháng nguy tai bi đát , Khắp mọi miền đói khát lầm than . Dọc ngang phố xá ngút ngàn , Dân Bắc chiếm lấy họ hàng mưu toan .

Bác đảng được huy hoàng đổi mới , Từ bần cùng phơi phới vươn lên ? Nhà cao cửa lớn vang rền , Giết người bóc lột có bền không bây ?…!

Miền Nam rải đầy khắp đường phố , Giọng Bắc Kỳ ngô ngố lau chau . Ngu si dốt đặc mong cầu , Thấy gì cũng lạ tịch thâu đưa về …

Tổ mẹ nó phu thê hớn hở , Của phi nghĩa chẳng ở dài lâu ? Cha con tất bật ngõ hầu , Hơn thua chém giết vì đâu thế này …?…!

Vô thần chúng nào hay quả báo , Xảy ra rồi mếu máo kêu than ! Ơn trên chiếu cố vô vàn , Cộng con xin trả oán ân đã rành …

Cướp hết của qua giành lãnh thổ , Tàn phá rừng đốn gỗ bán chơi . Trọng nô trên dưới y lời , Chia tay công qũy tàn đời Quốc Gia .

Đuổi dân lấy hết cửa nhà , Mặc bây sống chết phe ta làm giàu . Trời ơi một bọn chăn trâu , Tìm cách bốc hốt biết đâu giống nòi …!

Thật thương xót đồng doi từ thuở , Mọi tràn về lớ xớ lăm le . Ra oai súng ống lè kè , Vét vơ của cải một bè đói cơm …

Ba hoa xổ giọng vô ơn , Ngoài ta có đủ còn hơn trong này . ” Cà rem sao nó lạ thay , Bỏ vào trong túi chảy ngay xuống quần …! “

Tức mình nói : “ Ngụy Quân xỏ lá , Bồn trong vắt thả cá mất đâu ?” Loay hoay tìm kiếm khắp lầu , Mới hay tá lạ nhà cầu người ta…

Phương Nam sung sướng thật là , Nhà xí thơm phức Bắc ta th��i rình . Đúng là xã hội văn minh , Tuyên truyền láo khoét chỉ mình đảng thôi ?

Đỉnh cao trí tuệ đâu rồi , Hô hào dối trá than ôi cộng hồ . Miệng mồm liến thoắng tung hô , Mà sao ngu thế hồ đồ vào Nam …?

Cái đuôi vô học chàng àng , Làm răng giấu được cả làng ra xem . Sáng mắt thấy của mà thèm , Cha con cướp giật cùng đem mang về …

Làm nô lệ trọn bề quân khuyển , Lệnh ba tàu sai khiến hại dân . Bắt người chém giết hung tàn , Vào đồn cắt cổ máu tràn lênh lan …!

Rồi sẽ đến , bầy đàn chó má , Luật luân hồi quật ngã không tha.? Cọng nô cốt khỉ con nhà , Chạy đâu cho thoát … làm ma không đầu…?

lâm fuck niểng dã nhân thằng vượn , (&) trọng ngu đần khuyển thưởng kim ngân . (&) Vòng quay báo oán xoay vần , Lòn trôn bán nước … nợ trần trả vay ….

Nguyễn Doãn Thiện Saint Peterberg , Florida Ngày 25 tháng 6 năm 2017 .

[adamwatchesmovies]

The Rundown (2003)

The first time I saw The Rundown, I was only moderately amused. Other people liked it and I could see why, but it wasn't for me. Seeing it again, I’m struggling to figure out what was wrong with me. This film is a lot of fun - and no, my heightened enjoyment didn't come from lowered expectations.

Dwayne Johnson (still being credited as “The Rock” here) plays a bounty hunter named Beck. He wants out of the business so he's given one last assignment, with the promise of an extra-large paycheck once the job is done. His mission is to retrieve his boss' son Travis (Seann William Scott) from a small mining town in Brazil. This proves more difficult than expected. Not only does Travis not want to go, but he's also mixed up with a local crime lord (Christopher Walken).

While today Dwayne Johnson is a big star, it must've been a shocker to see how good he is here. His most notable film roles prior were in The Mummy Returns (in which he has no lines) and the lame spinoff The Scorpion King. This picture shows what he has to offer in spades: great on-screen presence, decent acting chops, solid comedic timing, and the potential to be more than just a big barbarian-type in fantasy or sci-fi films.

Then you pair him up with Seann William Scott. With anyone else, this would've been a throwaway, who cares kinda movie. Together, they elevate it to a higher level. They're consistently funny and the inevitable direction their grudging relationship goes is believable, particularly once they confront Christopher Walken’s character, Cornelius Bernard Hatcher. There are points where the gags get a bit sophomoric, like a scene where the two have to fend off some horny monkeys, but otherwise, this is solid stuff.

Mixed in with the comedy are ample combat and sequences of peril. The highlight has to be a battle between Beck and some rope-swinging Brazilian rebels. This scene pits the swiftness and agility of these nimble fighters against the brute force of a behemoth like Beck. It makes for some cool visuals and will satisfy those who want to see their wrestling hero kick major butt. You can also look forward to the whip-totting minions Hatcher keeps with him at all times. We’ve seen guys with guns before (wait until you see Beck dual-wielding shotguns). We’ve seen people with knives or swords before. People with whips though? There’s so much you can do with that kind of weapon but you'll only find out after seeing this film.

Whenever the action comes in, the film really shines. The comedy works surprisingly well too. Walken makes a great villain. Dwayne Johnson was destined to be a likable hero. He plays well with his co-star Seann William Scott, who bridges the gap between the two genres. Rosario Dawson is enjoyable in a small role. The Rundown is a lot better than you'd expect it to be. If you weren't charmed by it the first time, trust me, it’s worth another look. (Full-screen version On DVD, September 13, 2015)

[tabbytabbytabby]

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: The Amazing Spider-Man (Movies - Webb), Teen Wolf (TV) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Greenberg/Peter Parker Characters: Peter Parker, Peter Parker-3 (Garfield), Greenberg (Teen Wolf) Additional Tags: Crossovers & Fandom Fusions, Crossover Pairings, Spider-Man: No Way Home (Movie) Spoilers, Post-Spider-Man: No Way Home (Movie), Fluff, First Meetings, Flirting, First Kiss, Developing Relationship Summary:

Peter gets a feeling someone needs him. He assumes it's Peter-1 and attempts to build his own portal to get to his universe. It works, but not in the way he was expecting.

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If you have Netflix you have probably seen the ads for a new Mark Wahlberg movie called Spenser Confidential. I got halfway through the awesome and fun movie before realizing it was the Spenser For Hire reboot I briefly read about a while back. According to the news stories from last year, the movie was to be called Wonderland. This is a better title.    Winston Duke, who played M’Baku in the Marvel Cinematic Universe movies, plays Hawk. The character previously played by Star Trek Deep Space Nine’s Avery Brooks.    Peter Berg is the director and this is his 5th movie with Mark Wahlberg. Mile 22, Patriots Day, Deepwater Horizon and Lone Survivor. The director also made Hancock, The Kingdom, Friday Night Lights, The Rundown and Very Bad Things, but since 2012’s Battleship, his non-documentaries have all featured Marky Mark.    This movie and the Spenser For Hire series were both based on a series of books by Robert B. Parker, who also wrote books featuring the character Jesse Stone, who was played by Tom Selleck in 9 TV movies for CBS and The Hallmark Channel. He also wrote 2 Philip Marlowe (Raymond Chandler) books Poodle Springs and Perchance to Dream. HBO made a movie of Poodle Spings w/ James Caan.    I loved everything about this movie. I really hope Netflix gives us 6 more of these.     #spenserforhire #spenserconfidential #robertbparker #markwahlberg #averybrooks #startrekds9 #deepspacenine #jessestone #philipmarlowe #raymondchandler #tomselleck #mbaku #winstonduke #markymark #peterberg #wonderland #alanarkin #ilizashlesinger #mile22 #battleship #hancock #verybadthings #therundown #netflix (at Portland, Oregon) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9tTEN6Bi_w/?igshid=8uyh0ic23y7y

[themidsummermuse]

while we’re on it...best actor that captures gambit from x-men perfectly? peter berg.

[rihannasteamitalia]

Due anni dopo è stato annunciato il documentario approvato da #Rihanna, il regista #PeterBerg ha rivelato che il film potrebbe arrivare entro qualche mese. Mentre il documentario, che secondo come riferito sarebbe dovuto arrivare nel 2017, Berg ha detto a @slashfilmfest  che dovrebbe uscire entro due mesi. “Penso che sia una giovane donna straordinaria ed è davvero una sorta di profilo abbastanza completo di ciò che contribuisce a renderla il talento che è. L’etica del lavoro, il talento, la fortuna, l’attività febbrile, la visione “, ha detto Berg. “È una donna davvero molto interessante e il film uscirà tra circa un mese e mezzo, due mesi e saremo in grado di mostrarlo.” Il documentario sarà incentrato sulla vita e sulla carriera (in tutte le sue sfaccettature) pur non trascurando il versante prettamente artistico, privilegerà il lato umano di Rihanna. Il documentario verrà presentato in anteprima mondiale nei prossimi mesi al “TIFF Bell Lightbox", ed è un centro culturale situato in provincia di #Toronto, in #Canada che nascerà il 12 settembre ed uno degli uomini che si cela dietro a questo progetto, nonché regista e produttore cinematografico Brent Lang, ha confermato che lo stesso Pete è in stretto contatto con persone del calibro di #Netflix e #WarnerBros per trasmettere il film e distribuirlo ovunque! Siete pronti? #rihannasteamitalia #TIFF19 #Documentary #documentario #life #vita #film https://www.instagram.com/p/B1QOskToG8-/?igshid=1kehgnwy3hj8u

[doomonfilm]

Thoughts : Girl 6 (1996)

Every director goes through phases, especially those that find themselves in the ‘business’ for multiple decades, and Spike Lee is no exception.  From his groundbreaking perspectives on roles and race in his early films, to the personal and highly stylized films of his second decade, to the big-budget diverse cast offerings of the Summer of Sam and 25th Hour period, to his return to form of late, Lee has continued to bring a vast array of stories to the table.  Some of the films that have been considered his failures, oddly, are some of my favorite, and chief among them is Girl 6. 

Judy (Theresa Randle) is a New York-based actress with hopes of breaking into the movie business, but a reality full of multiple jobs, financial shortcomings and failed opportunities.  With her opportunities drying up, her industry connections cutting ties with her, and the need for steady work and income, Judy decides to pursue a job in the phone sex industry.  Because of her acting chops, Judy (now going by Girl 6 due to her phone assignment) succeeds at the job, but at the behest of her neighbor Jimmy (Spike Lee) and her ex-husband (Isaiah Washington), Judy begins to lose focus of her acting dreams while diving headlong into her phone sex work.  As Judy goes deeper and deeper into the world of phone sex, her life spirals out of control, forcing her to make tough decisions to pull her world back together.

While Spike Lee has never been one to shy away from the female presence in his films, Girl 6 was one of 3 films (at that time) made by Lee with a focus on a female lead.  Theresa Randle is so much the lead, in fact, that the majority of characters around her are either nameless or applied names that identify what they do more so than their personality, with the exception of Jimmy (played by Lee) and Lil (Jenifer Lewis).  Not even Judy’s ex-husband is given a name, although he is graced with a (failed) redemption arc.  Randle gets a chance to dive into a meta-role about someone searching for a star-making turn, but facing a derailed dream due to a need for money, a story that many actors and actresses face.  Not only does she get to pull from a well of experience, but with Lee at the helm, a handful of sequences give Randle a chance to play iconic roles like Carmen Jones, Foxy Brown and Penny from The Jeffersons.  

At the time of release, I truly enjoyed this movie, but it was not generally well received by the public or the critics.  Perhaps it may have been a perceived lack of focus, a reliance on cameos, or the topic of phone sex itself that turned many viewers off, but for some reason the connection did not happen on a large scale.  Girl 6 was released in a range of films that seemed to be both deeply personal and a chance to do exercises in styles and ideas, as exhibited in Crooklyn and the Lee-produced Clockers.  Thusly, this film has been a hard one to find and watch, but in my opinion, the film has held up to my standards.  I was expecting time (and the following Lee films that were critical and commercial successes) to change my opinion on Girl 6, and surprisingly it has held up quite well to the test of time... maybe it can find an audience now that phone sex has taken a backseat to the juggernaut that is pornography.

Having Prince soundtrack the film (mostly existing songs, but a few new songs and B-sides) gives the film a heavy emotional undertone that serves as a foundation for the narrative.  Lee goes heavy on the style with many choices that would become key pieces of future films : using different film and video stocks, location-specific fourth-wall break character introductions, reverse dolly shots that navigate large areas rather than traverse a straight line, and Lee’s ever present references to other films all make strong appearances in this film, only to become signature elements in Malcolm X, Bamboozled, He Hate Me and more.  The Suzan Lori-Parks script brings a different, unique energy to Lee’s work, maintaining the humor and the human moments, but engaging the audience in an entirely different rhythm, something closer to that of School Daze. 

Theresa Randle seems to have been a muse to Lee at this time in his career, and her presence allowed Lee to indulge in some of the directorial choices that cannot be made with a male lead.  Randle, as the focus, immerses herself into the looks and performances, showing a dynamic range similar to that of a one-woman stage show.  With Randle being the clear center of the film, tiers of support are found in the film’s structure.  Closest to her are Lee and Isaiah Washington, providing two different looks at male interaction (supportive and unhealthy, respectfully).  One step below are Jennifer Lewis as the strong role model in the dangerous business, with a massive supporting cast that includes Debi Mazar, Kristen Wilson, Debra Wilson, Naomi Campbell, Gretchen Mol and more as fellow phone sex operators.  Auxiliary to that, you can find Madonna as a different look at the business, plus caller performances by Peter Berg, Michael Imperioli, Richard Belzer, Larry Fine, Coati Mundi, Delilah Cotto, Anthony Nocerino and Tom Byrd III.  Cameos by Quentin Tarintino, Ron Silver, Susan Batson and John Turturro round out the cast.  

Honestly, this one was more of a personal rumination than a review, but I was just happy to find the film streaming.  It’s been a very long time since I’ve seen this movie, and it’s one of the few films by Lee that I don’t own... it’s nice to watch it on a format better than my degrading VHS copy, that’s for sure.  Worth checking out if you’re a Spike Lee completist.

[whoisthatguyinthecommercial]

Directed by Peter Berg, “The 100-Year Game” features 44 of the greatest NFL athletes, past and present.

In order of appearance:

Roger Goodell, Dick Butkus, Joe Greene, Aaron Donald, Peyton Manning, Orlando Pace, Alvin Kamara, Drew Brees, Michael Strahan, Rob Gronkowski, Brian Urlacher, Tyler Blevins (Ninja), JuJu Smith-Schuster, Marshawn Lynch, Beth Mowins, Eli Manning, Ndamukong Suh, Mike Singletary, Christian McCaffrey, Joe Montana, Jerry Rice, Michael Irvin, Deion Sanders, Larry Little, Paul Warfield, Larry Csonka, Todd Gurley, Barry Sanders, Emmitt Smith, LaDainian Tomlinson, Larry Fitzgerald, Ed Reed, Jim Brown, Baker Mayfield, Tom Brady, Terry Bradshaw, Patrick Peterson, Odell Beckham Jr., Derwin James, Jalen Ramsey, Franco Harris, Russell Wilson, Patrick Mahomes, Sarah Thomas, Ron Torbert, Tony Gonzalez, Von Miller, Richard Sherman, and Saquon Barkley. And featuring, Utah Girls Tackle Football League running back and football activist, Sam Gordon.

[duranduratulsa]

Up next on my 90's Fest Movie 🎬 🎞 🎥 🎦 📽 marathon...Shocker (1990) on classic DVD 📀! ##movie #movies #horror #shocker #wescraven #RIPWesCraven #horacepinker #MitchPileggi #PeterBerg #camillecooper #heatherlangenkamp #michaelmurphy #timothyleary #JohnTesh #tedraimi #lindsayparker #ernielively #kaneroberts #vincentguastaferro #jonathancraven #jessicacraven #samscarber #dvd ##90s ##90sfest #durandurantulsas4thannual90sfest

[rbchild]

Chapters: 1/2 Fandom: Tatort (TV 1970), Tatort Saarbrücken - Fandom Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Leo Hölzer/Adam Schürk Characters: Leo Hölzer, Adam Schürk, Original Child Character(s) Additional Tags: Family Fluff, Snow, Snowball Fight, Sleigh Ride Series: Part 20 of Familie ist... Summary:

Adam würde viel für Leo tun, wirklich. Eigentlich fast alles. Und für Jannik erst recht. Aber auch er zieht irgendwo die Grenze. Immerhin ist er alt genug, um selbst zu entscheiden, wie er sich anzieht. Und eins weiß Adam sicher - in diese neongrüne Monstrosität werden ihn keine zehn Pferde kriegen. Die nicht, und auch nicht Leo und Jannik, egal, wie bittend die beiden ihn da aus ihren grünen Augen anschauen.

Irgendwo zieht selbst ein Adam Schürk modisch die Grenze.

Oder: Die Hölzers (und ein Schürk) gehen Schlittenfahren.

Fluff im "Familie ist..."-Universum.