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deadcactuswalking · 3 years

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REVIEWING THE CHARTS: 03/04/2021 (Lil Nas X’s “MONTERO”, Mimi Webb, Russ Millions & Tion Wayne)

So, we have a #1 debut, and that’s pretty much the only story here in the UK Top 75 as we get a filler week before Demi Lovato, Olivia Rodrigo and Lil Tjay run in and cause havoc. As for now, “Wellerman” is replaced at the top by Lil Nas X’s controversial “MONTERO (Call Me by Your Name)”, spending its first week at #1 after making pretty sudden gains assisted by the video and alternate versions – the mid-week projection had this at #15. Elsewhere, we just see the fall-out from Bieber. Welcome back to REVIEWING THE CHARTS.

Rundown

It’s a quiet week – only seven new entries, and none from Rod Wave, 24kGoldn or AJR as I had predicted. That doesn’t mean there isn’t some stuff to talk about within the chart, or particularly off of the chart, as we have a fair few drop-outs switching their places with returning entries. In particular, we have Justin Bieber’s “As I Am” featuring Khalid being swapped out for “Anyone” at #25, as well as drop-outs for “Arcade” by Duncan Laurence – slightly premature, I’d think – and all of Lana Del Rey’s songs from last week. We also “Anxious” by AJ Tracey, “Heat” by Paul Woodford and Amber Mark and “Toxic” by Digga D exit the chart, but the only real notable loss was “34+35” by Ariana Grande ending its 21-week run on the chart. Returning to the Top 75 in its place – which I cover – we have “Mr. Brightside” by the Killers of course at #73, as well as “Midnight Sky” by Miley Cyrus at #72, “You’ve Done Enough” by Gorgon City and DRAMA at #70 (really hope this one becomes a hit) and “Don’t You Worry About Me” by Bad Boy Chiller Crew at #66. In terms of climbers and fallers, we do have some notable gains and losses. For songs travelling down the chart, we have “Patience” by KSI featuring YUNGBLUD and Polo G tanking a sharp drop in its third week to #18, “Streets” by Doja Cat shaking off the video gains at #22, “drivers license” by Olivia Rodrigo continuing to collapse at #27, another sharp drop for HVME’s remix of Travis Scott’s “Goosebumps” down to #34 probably due to ACR, which was probably the fate for “Get Out My Head” by Shane Codd at #46. The same probably can’t be said for Drake’s losses, as “What’s Next” is at #40, “Lemon Pepper Freestyle” featuring Rick Ross is at #41 and “Wants and Needs” featuring Lil Baby stalls at #55. We also see falls for “Money Talks” by Fredo and Dave at #50, “Bringing it Back” by Digga D and AJ Tracey at #51, “Sweet Melody” by Little Mix on its way out at #57, “Headshot” by Lil Tjay featuring Polo G and Fivio Foreign down to #61 off the debut (although it’ll rebound thanks to the album as soon as the next week rolls around), “Ready” by Fredo featuring Summer Walker at #62, “You’re Mines Still” by Yung Bleu featuring Drake at #63 and “Day in the Life” by Central Cee at #69. Where it gets interesting are our gains, such as outside the top 40 with “What Other People Say” by Demi Lovato and Sam Fischer which could very well get even higher next week thanks to the album. We also have “Track Star” by Mooski at #53 off of the debut and a couple of tracks entering the top 40 for the first time, those being “Heartbreak Anniversary” by Giveon at #39 and Majestic’s remix of “Rasputin” by Boney M. at #38. Elsewhere in the top 40, we have “Let’s Go Home Together” by Ella Henderson and Tom Grennan at #13 and two songs marking their first week in the top 10, those being “Little Bit of Love” by Tom Grennan at #10, a song continuing to sour on me, and “Your Love (9PM)” by ATB, Topic and A7S, an EDM song at #8 that I initially mocked for its soulless repackaging but has honestly got me pretty hooked since. I’m excited to see how this one does. For now, however, let’s get on with our new arrivals.

NEW ARRIVALS

#64 – “Cloud 9” – Beach Bunny

Produced by Joe Reinhart

Beach Bunny is a power pop band who last year released their album Honeymoon on Mom+Pop and it’s basically a modern r/indieheads staple in that it’s an accessible, airy pop-rock record fronted by a woman. It’s not anything unique, really, or different if you look further into it but that’s fine because there’s a lot of vaguely “indie” or music snob releases pushed out every year that miss the charts entirely. It’s a different story, however, when a year later, it gets viral on TikTok and streams its way onto the chart. In that case, we have “Cloud 9” by Beach Bunny, a pretty simple but sweet love song about a guy who just makes her feel a lot better about herself in times where she can’t pick herself up from the rut she’s in. Again, it’s a simple track but enhanced by the wonderful and unique vocal performance from front-woman Lili Trifilo and some pretty great production making sure no guitar lick is missed in this mix, especially in that chorus which is such an ethereal blend of the electric guitar dubs. I would argue that this actually should end at that second chorus even if it ends feeling abrupt as the transition to the final chorus feels a lot less cathartic than it does awkward, especially if the bridge is going to be a simplistic, quirky instrumental meander that doesn’t go far enough to be a guitar solo and hence feels kind of like a worthless addition. As is, this is a pretty great song still, just not the most fully realised once it loses that initial tight surf groove, though I’ll let it pass if we’re going to get rock this good on the charts again. I know this won’t really get more traction for Beach Bunny – or power pop for that matter – but more of this, please.

#52 – “You All Over Me” (Taylor’s Version) (From the Vault) (Remix) (feat. DaBaby) (Part 2) (Radio Edit) – Taylor Swift featuring Maren Morris

Produced by Taylor Swift and Aaron Dessner

Sadly, this does not feature DaBaby and is not the remix, radio edit or sequel to any previously released song. Jokes aside, I guess brackets are the next big comeback for pop music, which goes hand-in-hands with remixes and re-releases, hence why Taylor Swift is dusting off this leaked Fearless-era cut for a new recording with country singer Maren Morris, who you probably know from her contributions to Zedd’s “The Middle”. Now whilst Swift is a great songwriter, I do often find myself frustrated by how she treads common ground all too frequently without establishing much different with how a song is structured or how it emotionally connects. This is true not just lyrically but especially sonically as of recent, as despite being written in 2008, it has too much in common with the less interesting cuts off of folklore for me to really care that much. That’s especially if Taylor’s going to undercut the clean acoustic guitars with flourishes of harmonica and crow sound effects, showing some genuine intrigue here before refusing to let any of that develop past a couple stray melodies or notes further back in the mix. I’m trying really hard to be compelled by these re-recordings and re-releases of her back catalogue as I do consider myself a fan, but it’s tough to pay attention when any new compositions we get sound like folklore leftovers with Maren Morris only put to use as decoration, much like HAIM on “no body, no crime” – and we already got an album full of folklore leftovers. I’m not a fan of this, sorry – I can see the appeal, and I do think this has enough of a country tinge to it to make it at least somewhat interesting – but this goes in one ear and immediately out of the other.

#48 – “Tonight” – Ghost Killer Track featuring OBOY and D-Block Europe

Produced by Ghost Killer Track and Kenzy

Screw the formalities and screw the analysis because D-Block Europe are back to add another D-Block to their EU collection – and since they’re Londoners, their only – and that’s Paris, and contrary to the British nature, we’ve let French rap chart in the top 50 out of the fact that they collaborated with two of the most comical rappers in British history. They’ve also linked up with producer Ghost Killer Track, also from France, as this is ostensibly his song even if he intends not to prove himself with this dull piano-based beat and oddly-mastered bass and percussion, which are really just DBE staples. Unfortunately, past the initial comedy of that first line in the chorus, neither Young Adz or Dirtbike LB deliver any stupid lyrics or funny inflections, instead just resorting to being as boring as they can in their constant flexing as possible. I guess the French guy here, OBOY, commands a higher energy in his verse if only through his comical “no, no, no” ad-libs, but he’s the only French speaker in an otherwise basic British trap song that I just cannot see the appeal in when we’ve had song after song from these guys for three years now. This won’t be the last we see of cookie-cutter UK rap this week though so brace yourselves for that.

#47 – “Last Time” – Becky Hill

Produced by LOSTBOY

It’s almost as if the charts are trying to send me off to sleep as here we have Becky Hill, a singer hedging the line between a non-presence and mildly annoying, which is arguably more frustrating than downright infuriating as her slightly smokier voice does not sound bad, just lacking in texture in every way, especially if the multi-tracking is going to be this minimal on a royalty-free deep-house beat produced by Getty Images with a pretty worthless drop, a generic and simple melody of piano stabs for major chords, and a whole bunch of reverb on the vocal take... but it still ends up feeling dry as there’s nothing here to quench that thirst for a tighter, bass-heavy house banger or even a more ethereal, dreamy trance track, deciding to stick to a healthy medium of boring and utter garbage. Yes, that was a singular sentence. I’m not awake enough to form a cohesive sentence less than 40 words long, and this new Becky Hill track is just worsening that if anything. Speaking of...

#21 – “Body” – Russ Millions and Tion Wayne

Produced by Gotcha Bxtch

Who’s Russ Millions? He’s Russ. No, not that Russ. British Russ �� or Russ Splash, stylised as Russ splash on Spotify and nowhere else. This confusingly-named fellow appeared on the charts a couple times and possibly most famously with “Keisha & Becky”, a song also featuring Tion Wayne that is referenced on this very track. Sigh, I usually like Tion Wayne but even he can’t be bothered to delivery his usual brand of suave charm or sinister menace, instead opting for a more growling but ultimately completely monotone cadence that doesn’t flatter him or Russ, who one of my friends described as sounding like one of the aliens from Toy Story. This is a pretty by-the-numbers drill beat too, and it’s pretty safe to say that neither Russ or Tion Wayne here are going to bother with wordplay, even when they start pretty smoothly trading bars and Tion Wayne goes for a more unique chopper flow in the second verse. This is just not of any note. Once again, speaking of...

#17 – “Good Without” – Mimi Webb

Produced by Freedo

I assumed Mimi Webb debuted this high because of a talent show she won or something because I’d never heard her name but instead, she just happened to have a major label deal before her unreleased song just happened to go viral on TikTok and just happened to be supported by one of the women who just happened to be the biggest creator on the platform. Yeah, and this song just happened to be garbage, suffering from every possible millennial pop trope and then some, from the mix dressed rather too overtly in reverb, the ugly guitar pluck, a generic indie-girl voice that you swear you’ve heard before in one of those dreadful piano covers of popular songs they use in adverts, as well as this ballad being undercut by badly-programmed trap percussion. I can tell this label is trying to create somewhat of an Olivia Rodrigo phenomenon from this and I for one am terrified of the Poundland knock-offs to come. Screw this.

#1 – “MONTERO (Call Me by Your Name)” – Lil Nas X

Produced by Roy Lenzo, Omar Fedi and Take a Daytrip

At least Lil Nas X will bring some passion into this chart week? Well, not really, as when I hear this I recall that Pitchfork review of his EP, a much-maligned critique that featured the ever-so pretentious questioning if Lil Nas X really enjoyed making and listening to music. It reminds me because I think I now fully get it – at least when Lil Nas X was making slap-dash pop rock with Travis Barker or meme-worthy country rap with Billy Ray Cyrus for less than two minutes apiece, there was something invigorating in the execution or at least in concept. That 7 EP is still not a bad debut at all, but this new single “MONTERO”, a long-anticipated record that went from constantly-teased demo to Super Bowl commercial to Satanic-panicked videos of Lil Nas giving Satan a lap-dance to own the conservatives, has the same remote dreariness to it as “HOLIDAY” did late last year. The acoustic, Latin-flavoured guitar loop reminds me of his much better track “Rodeo” from that aforementioned EP that used its energy for similarly lighthearted subject matter but with some genuine energy, a Cardi B feature and a lot less subtle moombahton creeping in. With that said, I can’t say Lil Nas X didn’t try, as his vocal performance, whilst largely insufferable and strained, gives some energy to an otherwise aggravatingly stunted beat, and makes it a lot more infectious than it has any right to be. Content-wise, the song is essentially about a full circle where Lil Nas X becomes increasingly desperate for a man who starts off lonely and in a bad place, and the irony is that Lil Nas gets more explicitly sexual and crazed due to a combination of the LA life-style surrounding him and the fact that he’s simply, for lack of a better term, “down bad”, despite the fact that this guy doesn’t seem particularly desirable. Lil Nas knows this, though, and acknowledges it in the pre-chorus where he outright says that this guy is living the cocaine-addled celebrity life, but not living it right without Mr. Bullriding and Boobies in his life. I’m happy about the video and the outrage it seems to cause not just within conservative spaces but also amongst the hip-hop community, particularly Joyner Lucas, and I’m pretty happy with how out and proud Lil Nas X is about his sexuality, even if it leads to lines like “Shoot a child in your mouth while I’m ridin’”. I’m just really not a fan of this song past its content, which could really be interesting but falls flat with this plucking production that wastes time in barely two minutes with humming interludes. It’s not bad at all, just not for me.

Conclusion

And that concludes our week, and wow, what a bad week this was for new arrivals. Admittedly, it’s a filler week so only “MONTERO (Call Me by Your Name)” will probably last – or at least we can hope as even if I don’t like the song, I still have to give out an Honourable Mention to someone, and it may as well be Lil Nas X trying to put the effort in. Best of the Week easily goes to Beach Bunny for “Cloud 9”, far and away the only good song here, with Worst of the Week also going out pretty easily to Mimi Webb’s “Good Without”, which is the type of soulless, unmemorable garbage that makes pop music look uninspired, and as a person who writes about the charts constantly, it’s a misconception I don’t want proven or revisited. Dishonourable Mention is a toss-up but I guess I’ll give it to Russ Millions and Tion Wayne for that sprinkle of drill disappointment that is “Body”, and that’ll be it for this week. I predict some impact from Demi Lovato, Lil Tjay and especially Olivia Rodrigo next week, but for now, here’s our top 10:

Thank you for reading – sorry for the grouchiness on this one – and I’ll see you next week!

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crimedawgbylaw · 4 years

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2019 Lists & Reflections

50 RAP SONGS

Duke Deuce - “Yeh”

Rio Da Yung OG - “Legendary”

Mustard & Roddy Ricch - “Ballin”

Pop Smoke - “Welcome To The Party”

Lil Gotit - “Drop The Top (feat. Lil Keed)”

Gunna - “Derek Fisher (Feat. Lil Baby”

Denzel Curry - “Wish (feat. Kiddo Marv)”

Lil Zay Osama - “Trencherous”

ShittyBoyz - “Spirit Bomb”

Teejayx6 - “Blackmail”

Rod Wave - “Sky Priority”

Megan Thee Stallion - “Cash Shit (feat. DaBaby)”

Lil Uzi Vert - “That’s A Rack”

54 Baby Trey - “Let Me Fall”

Headie One - “Both”

Kevin Gates - “Right Game Wrong Nigga”

Ether Da Connect - “Waka (feat. Fivio Foreign & Mr Swipey)”

Dreamville - “Under The Sun (feat. J. Cole, Lute & DaBaby)”

YWN Melly - “Gang (First Day Out)”

YoungBoy Never Broke Again - “Slime Belief”

Young Nudy - “Pissy Pamper (feat. Playboi Carti)”

Tierra Whack - “Only Child”

Shootergang Kony - “Charlie”

Hardy Dicaprio - “Guten Tag (feat. DigDat)”

ALLBLACK - “304 (feat. Kossiko)”

Maxo Kream - “She Live (feat. Megan Thee Stallion)”

San Quinn - “Ain’t Nobody Thuggin”

SOB X RBE - “Ran Off Wit It”

Lil Keed - “Oh My God”

Mojo - “Chop Life Crew (feat. prettyboydo)”

Sada Baby - “On Gang”

Lil Chicken & Jigg - “Fast Cash Babies”

Polo G - “Battle Cry”

GVF - “Bah Bah”

03 Greedo - “Gettin Ready”

Blueface - “Bleed It”

Suga Free - “Hole In My Heart (feat. Kokane)”

Ty Dolla $ign - “Purple Emoji (feat. J. Cole)”

Peezy - “New Car Smell”

Rico Nasty & Kenny Beats - “Again”

Nathen Peni - “Iceberg”

Big Wan - “Fast Lane Lifestyle”

Cash Click Boog - “Southwest Gangin (feat. Rockin Rolla)”

Blade Icewood, Lil Blade, Payroll Giovanni & Peezy - “Boy Would You”

Stunna4Vegas - “Ashley (Feat. DaBaby)”

Big Fenc - “Can’t Fall Off (feat. Rio Da Yung OG, Dink & Sid Dawg)”

Leeak - “True Story (feat. Peezy)”

Spanish Rice - “Curb Action”

Valee & Calboy - “Uninvited”

J Hus - “Must Be”

20 NOT RAP SONGS

Mahalia - “What You Did (feat. Ella Mae)

Rema - “Dumebi”

DJ Tunez - “Majesty (feat. Busiswa)”

Bad Bunny - “Callaita”

Rosalia & Ozuna - “Yo x Ti, Tu x Mi”

AceMoe - “Where They At??? (feat. John FM)

Ana Torroja - “Llama”

Bru-C & Window King - “Bits (Massapeals UKG Remix)

Squash & Vybz Kartel - “Beat Dem Bad”

Tresor - “Sondela (feat. Masaki)”

Koffee - “Toast 262 Remix”

Zlatan - “This Year”

Fracture - “Give Me Love (feat. Fox)”

Fireboy DML - “Need You”

Wiley - “Boasty (feat. Idris Elba & Sean Paul) [Conducta Remix]”

Dominic Fike & Kenny Beats - “Phone Numbers”

J. Balvin & Bad Bunny - “Como Un Bebe (feat. Mr. Eazi)”

Pappy Kojo - “Balance (feat. Joey B & Nshonamuzik)”

I Jahbar - “Turn Up”

Walshy Fire - “Call Me (feat. Mr. Eazi & Kranium)”

10 ALBUMS I LIKED

Roddy Ricch - Please Forgive Me For Being Antisocial

Gunna - Drip Or Drown 2

Rod Wave - Ghetto Gospel

Polo G - Die A Legend

Cashclick Boog - Extras

Tree - We Grown Now

Fireboy DML - Laughter, Tears & Goosebumps

Rich The Factor & DJ Fresh - The Tonite Show

Lil Chicken - Billy

Sada Baby - Bartier Bounty

OLDER TUNES I DISCOVERED

Yung Bleu - “Miss It”

Missez - “Love Song (feat. Pimp C)”

Kim Ann Foxman - “Let Me Be The One (New York Club Mix)”

The Source Ft.Candi Staton - You Got The Love (12'' Erens Bootleg Mix)

Daniki & Steady Ranks - “Soundboy Moan & Yawn”

Streetlordz Blade Icewood - “Boy Would You”

Sunscreem - “Perfect Motion (Boy’s Own Mix)”

Davina & Big Tone - “Ain’t Nobody Thuggin”

Swamp Dogg - “Synthetic World”

Orbital - “Halcyon On And On”

REFLECTIONS

As many of us have fallen further into the ruts of Spotify, it’s worth noting that the most exciting rap projects of 2019 weren’t available on streaming services: the enigmatic leaks and snippets of Playboi Carti and the incessant string of YouTube-only bangers from the wildly prolific Sada Baby (who also dropped two solid mixtapes and a killer album).

My favorite rappers of the year were rising star turned chart-topper Roddy Ricch and gritty, Flint powerhouse Rio Da Yung OG. Roddy took Album Of The Year with PFMFBA (even though his best track “Ballin” wasn’t on the album) and Rio released at least five solid mixtapes along with dozens of unfailingly-outstanding features.

Duke Deuce’s gloriously rowdy “Yeh” was my favorite rap song. DaBaby seems to be the biggest rapper out and I enjoy his music, but none of his songs made the cut (although he has great appearances on “Cash Shit” and “Under The Sun”). The biggest surprise of the year was having two solid J. Cole features on the list, although I still don’t respect him since he ruined “Planez” (among other things).

I moved to Milwaukee in early 2019 and realized that I’ve been sleeping on some serious talent. From the straight-up Milwaukee slap of Spanish Rice to the polished-up slap of Lil Chicken’s latest release Billy. But 54 Baby Trey transcends the slap and I could see him having a promising career once he finally drops an album or mixtape. (Meanwhile download my unofficial 54 Baby ‘The Mixtape’ here.)

While on the topic of Wisconsin rap, I have to shout out Nathen Peni’s “Iceberg,” which is Green Bay’s greatest rap song since C.W.A.’s “Where The Hell Is Neenah.” Hoping he comes up with a better rap name in 2020, though.

#2019 #rap #music #list #lists #best music #best rap #reflections #late

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osakautism · 5 years

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the mark of the beast, on my body ftp

#music #fuckslip

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kyeoptin · 5 years

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Cinemalaya 2019

Isa nanamang panibagong taon para sa panibagong mga pelikulang malaya. Isa ‘to sa mga pinaka-aabangan kong buwan sa taon. Pang-apat na taon ko na na nagci-cinemalaya at nangangarap pa rin ako na sana balang araw ay magkaroon ako ng pelikulang maitatampok dito. Akala ko hindi na ko makakanood dahil naubusan akong pera. Pero God is good, kahit papano ay nakanood pa rin ako ng iilang mga entry. Sana maipalabas na theatrically yung mga hindi ko napanood.

(Discalaimer: Hindi po ako magaling mag-film review so hindi talaga ‘to film review. Sabihin ko lang thoughts ko.)

AN1: The Harvest Directed by Kim Zuniga and Sandro del Rosario

May extrang ticket si Jelou para sa Ani kaya niyaya niya ko at sobrang thankful ako para doon dahil akala ko talaga kahit isa ay wala akong mapapanood na Cinemalaya film ngayong taon. Maganda yung Ani pero siguro naging sobrang mataas lang yung expectation ko. It’s the first sci-fi film sa Cinemalaya. May mga napansin pa rin akong flaws na para sakin masakit sa mata pero as an editor alam ko rin naman kung gaano kahirap mag-rotoscrope, greenscreen at CGI. Pero sobrang namangha ako sa pagkakagawa sa Robot na si AN1. Siguro first time ata yon sa Philippine Cinema. Kudos sa team ng AN1. Maganda pero may room pa for improvement.

[With Ate Jermaine] Gumanap siya bilang Social Worker sa AN1: The Harvest at sobrang fan talaga ako ng The Ransom Collective kung san member siya nun at sobrang proud ako kay Ate Jermaine at sa acting skills niya. Sana magpatuloy pa siya sa pag-acting!

[With Mr. Ricky Lee] Mandatory na ata na every year may picture ako with Mr. Ricky Lee hahaha. Sobrang isa sa mga inspirasyon ko si Mr. Ricky Lee. Lalo na sa pagsusulat. Sana makapagworkshop ako sakaniya one day.

[With Zyren dela Cruz] Ang gumanap bilang si Mithi sa AN1: The Harvest. Mahusay at napakabait na bata. Nasa listahan na siya ng mga kukunin kong aktor sa mga magiging pelikula ko balang araw.

。.:☆*:･'(*⌒―⌒*)))

[Pasaway na bata na kinuha yung nakadisplay na Balanghai para mag-picture]

Shorts A

Gatilyo by Harold Lance Pialda ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Ang ganda ng cinematography at ang galing nung bidang aktor.

Heist School by Julius Renomeron Jr. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5 stars kasi eto yung paborito ko sa lahat kasi nakakatuwa at ang gaan lang. Gusto ko yung sa huli na lumabas yung witty na title haha. Siguro ganito yung tipo ng short film na posible naming magawa nina Jelou.

Sa Gabing Tanging Liwanag ay Paniniwala by Francis Guillermo ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Hindi ko alam kung mahirap ba talaga siya intindihin o bobo lang ako. Di ko talaga naintindihan. Huhuhu. Maganda sana kaso di ko talaga alam. Sorry po.

Disconnection Notice by Glenn Forneste Averia ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A touching film about two disconnected brothers na nagconnect sa dulo haha. Kung di kayo magkasundo ng kapatid mo, after mo mapanood to marerealize mo na gusto mo na ding makipagkasundo sa kapatid mo.

‘Wag Mo ‘Kong Kausapin by Josef Gacuta ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Ang ganda. Gusto ko yung art style. Ang ganda ng pagkakalapat ng kwento. Well-deserved sa pagkakapanalo ng Best Short Film!!

(/￣ー￣)/~~☆’.･.･:★’.･.･:☆

John Denver Trending by Arden Rod Condez ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

ANG GANDA. ANG HUSAY. Bilang isang Palanca Awardee, hindi ka bibiguin ng pelikulang ‘to. Mabigat sa pakiramdam pagkatapos manood pero that shows lang kung gaano kabigat yung impact ng pelikula. Dapat ‘tong mapanod ng marami pang tao. Lalo na sa panahon ngayon ng social media. Ang ganda. Sinasabi satin ng kwento ni John Denver na maging responsable tayo sa bawat bagay na pinopost natin sa social media. Bawat click, like at share. Na hindi lahat ng makikita sa social media ay ang totoo at reliable. Na hindi dapat tayo masyadong umaasa sa social media. Na totoo ngang social media will harm your mental health. The film won Best Full Length Film, Best Cinematography, NETPAC Award, Best Editing, Best Original Music Score at Best Actor para kay Jansen Magpusao na nasa listahan ko ng rin ng future actors hahahahuhu.

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At dito nagtatapos ang aking Cinemalaya 2019 Journey. Salamat kay Jelou na naging Cinemalaya buddy ko ngayong taon. Sa mga directors at actors na inaccept ang friend requests ko sa FB. Sa Cinemalaya, sa patuloy na pagbibigay sakin ng inspirasyon at pinaaalala saking huwag akong bumitaw sa pangarap ko.

#events #cinemalaya #film #tin’s diary

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hunterhastings · 2 years

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Top 200 Songs of 2021

24kGolden featuring iann dior- Mood

Dua Lipa featuring DaBaby- Levitating

Olivia Rodrigo- Good 4 U

The Weeknd & Ariana Grande- Save Your Tears (Remix)

Doja Cat featuring SZA- Kiss Me More

The Weeknd- Blinding Lights

Olivia Rodrigo- Drivers License

Ariana Grande- Positions

Moneybagg Yo featuring City Girls & DaBaby- Said Sum (Remix)

Yung Bleu featuring Drake- You're Mines Still

Lil Nas X- Montero (Call Me By Your Name)

Justin Bieber featuring Daniel Caesar & Giveon- Peaches

Chris Brown & Young Thug- Go Crazy

Ariana Grande- 34+35

DaBaby- Masterpiece

Glass Animals- Heat Waves

The Kid LAROI & Justin Bieber- Stay

Pop Smoke- What You Know Bout Love

Silk Sonic (Bruno Mars & Anderson .Paak)- Leave The Door Open

Drake featuring Future & Young Thug- Way 2 Sexy

Ed Sheeran- Bad Habits

Gabby Barrett featuring Charlie Puth- I Hope

SpotemGottem featuring DaBaby- Beat Box

DJ Khaled featuring Lil Baby & Lil Durk- Every Chance I Get

Lil Nas X & Jack Harlow- Industry Baby

Drake featuring Lil Baby- Girls Want Girls

Doja Cat & The Weeknd- You Right

Cardi B- Up

Saweetie featuring Doja Cat- Best Friend

Drake featuring Lil Baby- Wants And Needs

SZA- Good Days

Ava Max- Kings & Queens

Pop Smoke featuring Lil Baby & DaBaby- For The Night

Drake- What’s Next

Maroon 5 featuring Megan Thee Stallion- Beautiful Mistakes

Coi Leray featuring Lil Durk- No More Parties

Masked Wolf- Astronaut In The Ocean

Pop Smoke featuring A Boogie wit da Hoodie- Hello

Lil Baby- On Me

Normani featuring Cardi B- Wild Side

Olivia Rodrigo- Deja Vu

Kanye West, The Weeknd & Lil Baby- Hurricane

Tate McRae- You Broke Me First

Pooh Shiesty featuring Lil Durk- Back In Blood

Ariana Grande- pov

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Pangu (simplified Chinese: 盘古; traditional Chinese: 盤古; pinyin: Pángǔ; Wade–Giles: P'an-ku) is the first living being and the creator of all in some versions of Chinese mythology.

Legend

The first writer to record the myth of Pangu was Xu Zheng during the Three Kingdoms period. Recently his name was found in a tomb dated 194 AD.[1]

In the beginning, there was nothing in the universe except a formless chaos. This chaos coalesced into a cosmic egg for about 18,000 years. Within it, the perfectly opposed principles of Yin and Yang became balanced, and Pangu emerged (or woke up) from the egg. Pangu is usually depicted as a primitive, hairy giant who has horns on his head and wears fur. Pangu began creating the world: he separated Yin from Yang with a swing of his giant axe, creating the Earth (murky Yin) and the Sky (clear Yang). To keep them separated, Pangu stood between them and pushed up the Sky. With each day, the sky grew ten feet (3 meters) higher, the Earth ten feet thicker, and Pangu ten feet taller. This task took yet another 18,000 years. In some versions of the story, Pangu is aided in this task by the four most prominent beasts, namely the Turtle, the Qilin, the Phoenix, and the Dragon.

After the 18,000 years had elapsed, Pangu died. His breath became the wind, mist and clouds; his voice, thunder; his left eye, the sun; his right eye, the moon; his head, the mountains and extremes of the world; his blood, rivers; his muscles, fertile land; his facial hair, the stars and Milky Way; his fur, bushes and forests; his bones, valuable minerals; his bone marrow, sacred diamonds; his sweat, rain; and the fleas on his fur carried by the wind became animals.

Origin

Three main views describe the origin of the Pangu myth. The first is that the story is indigenous and was developed or transmitted through time to Xu Zheng. Senior Scholar Wei Juxian states that the Pangu story is derived from stories during the Western Zhou Dynasty. He cites the story of Zhong (重) and Li (黎) in the "Chuyu" section of the ancient classics Guoyu. In it, King Zhao of Chu asked Guanshefu (觀射父) a question: "What did the ancient classic "Zhou Shu" mean by the sentence that Zhong and Li caused the heaven and earth to disconnect from each other?" The "Zhou Shu" sentence he refers to is about an earlier person, Luu Xing, who converses with King Mu of Zhou. King Mu's reign is much earlier and dates to about 1001 to 946 BC. In their conversation, they discuss a "disconnection" between heaven and earth.

Derk Bodde linked the myth to the ancestral mythologies of the Miao people and Yao people in southern China.[2]

This is Professor Qin's[who?] reconstruction of the true creation myth preceding the myth of Pangu. Note that it is not actually a creation myth:

A brother and his sister became the only survivors of the prehistoric Deluge by crouching in a gourd that floated on water. The two got married afterwards, and a mass of flesh in the shape of a whetstone was born. They chopped it and the pieces turned into large crowds of people, who began to reproduce again. The couple were named 'Pan' and 'Gou' in the Zhuang ethnic language, which stand for whetstone and gourd respectively.

Paul Carus writes this:

P'an-Ku: The basic idea of the yih philosophy was so convincing that it almost obliterated the Taoist cosmology of P'an-Ku who is said to have chiseled the world out of the rocks of eternity. Though the legend is not held in high honor by the literati, it contains some features of interest which have not as yet been pointed out and deserve at least an incidental comment.

P'an-Ku is written in two ways: one means in literal translations, "basin ancient", the other "basin solid". Both are homophones, i.e., they are pronounced the same way; and the former may be preferred as the original and correct spelling. Obviously the name means "aboriginal abyss," or in the terser German, Urgrund, and we have reason to believe it to be a translation of the Babylonian Tiamat, "the Deep."

The Chinese legend tells us that P'an-Ku's bones changed to rocks; his flesh to earth; his marrow, teeth and nails to metals; his hair to herbs and trees; his veins to rivers; his breath to wind; and his four limbs became pillars marking the four corners of the world, — which is a Chinese version not only of the Norse myth of the Giant Ymir, but also of the Babylonian story of Tiamat.

Illustrations of P'an-Ku represent him in the company of supernatural animals that symbolize old age or immortality, viz., the tortoise and the crane; sometimes also the dragon, the emblem of power, and the phoenix, the emblem of bliss.

When the earth had thus been shaped from the body of P'an-Ku, we are told that three great rivers successively governed the world: first the celestial, then the terrestrial, and finally the human sovereign. They were followed by Yung-Ch'eng and Sui-Jen (i.e., fire-man) the later being the Chinese Prometheus, who brought the fire down from heaven and taught man its various uses.

The Prometheus myth is not indigenous to Greece, where it received the artistically classical form under which it is best known to us. The name, which by an ingenious afterthought is explained as "the fore thinker," is originally the Sanskrit pramantha and means "twirler" or "fire-stick," being the rod of hard wood which produced fire by rapid rotation in a piece of soft wood.

We cannot deny that the myth must have been known also in Mesopotamia, the main center of civilization between India and Greece, and it becomes probable that the figure Sui-Jen has been derived from the same prototype as the Greek Prometheus.[3]

The missionary and translator James Legge discusses Pangu:

P'an-ku is spoken of by the common people as "the first man, who opened up heaven and earth." It has been said to me in "pidgin" English that "he is all the same your Adam"; and in Taoist picture books I have seen him as a shaggy, dwarfish, Hercules, developing from a bear rather than an ape, and wielding an immense hammer and chisel with which he is breaking the chaotic rocks.[4]

Other Chinese creation myths

See also

First man or woman (disambiguation)

Kingu

Manu

Panguite, meteoritic mineral named after Pangu, discovered in 2012

Panhu

Purusha

Tiamat

Yama

Ymir

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Shabazz Palaces – Forerunner Foray

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[Lightnin’ Rod] Now you could feel all the tension Building up at the convention As the hustlers began to arrive Must have been 9000 or more That came through the door The time was 11:55 There were pickpockets and dope peddlers, murderers and thieves Card shark gamblers with aces up their sleeves Bank robbers, burglars, boosters and pimps

[Palaceer] One more blaster for the streets (hey) One more blaster for the streets (hey) One more blaster for the streets (hey) One more blaster for the streets (hey) One more blaster for the streets (hey) One more blaster for the streets (hey)

I was born on the understanding Stars slung ‘cross the heavens Some might call uneven My kind call it leanin Bitch boy, used to leavin’ Black star, mine’s are schemin’ Fulfill all our dreamin’ That’s what’s up this evenin’

Extra vacant bangers Brim broke chain swingers Space cake, wars raise AK that nigga language

God smile on me favours, baby caught the vapors Magic golden purp running like the filthy lakers Self saviour, cream chaser in my Rod Lavers W’crack baker super real just like ’88 was ’92, in ’92, in ’92 we grinded thru I was there, you’re a square These do not compare

If I’m there in the square you should come and stare Bring her too, learn a thing or two how a king’ll do Off the cut, fill my coffers up, pop my collar up Gum heap to these gunbeats she gone stir it up [?]

Black stallions pull my chariot My heart’s broken Time travel fast and far to the last oceans Pour potion, pimp pirate pushin’ plush prose in Curtains closin’ You ain’t knowin’ he was just posin’ Map clonin’ that’s a no-no where I be rollin’ The lead’s hot, how I pop? See, now that’s a cold one Constellation roll-call it’s a style sport Winners take all, holler black for the strap’s report We respect Mohamed, peace be upon him Connecting with the pirates I know where to find it

These niggas shot Cyrus [?]

I’m the icest, wait up on the bottom on some fly shit Priceless, but down there at the top I can’t find shit (but garbage) Every time I rock it’s a tongue-kiss E.H. Starling, forerunners and a pump fist Shout out to the B C C C (constellation) OC, Cat & Stas, Dai, KB Triple M ra ra C and KB Bro Ro solo though Shaheed stay free [?] (Shifting within the space it’s been spoken, trust) Dougie find heat where the cake be Yung Ike all night with that boy Pete [?]

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Abundance of Firsts

As I sit down to compose this first piece, I feel weirdly confident, happy to learn that I have specialized in controlling my life, at least during the previous month. As September starts, I also feel empowered, thankful that I’ve waited for August to start, as there are many things August excite me but it has just ended. Perhaps, my ability to juggle work, business and all things i love gives me this strange, weird emotional state. And proud that I have maximized its four weekends. Buwan ng Wika 2017, salamat at paalam.

Yesterday, August 31. I have responded to an invitation to the 11th International Silent Film Festival at Shang Cineplex. This is my 3rd year to attend this annual free admission event but this is the first time I’ve joined the organizers in the opening night cocktails. I watched its opening film, El Golfo (1918) which was accompanied by the Talahib, a Filipino rock band. This event will close on September 3. A friend asked me, “Rod, ano ba yang silent film festival na yan, bakit silent film?” Sabi ko, “Silent film kasi yung nasa screen, parang naka-mute mode, walang sound, as in silent… pero ang twist may live performance from a band to provide musical score sa film.” Sagot niya, ang cool pala, may film na, may band pa.“ Sabi ko, kaya nga simula nung malaman ko yan at libre, basta may chance ako, pumupunta talaga ako.” Before this at around 12 noon, my new passport was delivered.

August 30. Matthew Jacob’s 7th Birthday dinner. He has received a new chess set, which he and his dad, who took a leave from work, played for the first time. I asked him what happened during their Buwan ng Wika quiz bee. He said, he scored 21 out of 25 which earned him a certificate of award. At work, the SRU activity went well. Ikinatuwa siya ng madla kasi 5 days na naging 1 day activity. Ang huhusay nila. Finishing touches ko na lang pala ang kulang. Hahaha.

August 29. Emetchwhy’s nth birthday and National Heroes day. At home, i did a general cleaning. I was somewhat inspired by FB posts about de-cluttering. It was raining hard outside as if the heavens cry as I throw some old items away.

August 28. HA! Just so I thought it was going to be a rest day. I missed out the notice that I will be the escalation for an Oracle Upgrade activity. Went onsite to assist Ralph, who spoiled me with burger steak. The activity went well. Just that it triggered my migraine.

August 27. Tonight, Maria, Somewhere, 3 of the songs I’ve heard in non-pretentious ways with cultured attitude in Theater at Solaire as I, Teri and Ate Jules witness the Manila-run of West Side Story. We headed to MoA after the show for dinner and dessert. “Finally, insan!” quips Ate Jules. First time kasi naming manood nang sabay. We planned it since Les Mis and Wicked runs but our schedules didn’t permit.

August 26. Yay! This marks my first time to join an AHP (Advocate for Heritage Preservation) tour. I was convinced by my former HS teacher, Fer, to try it. We had contact since Cinemalaya days. I didn’t have plans for the weekend but to work, with his convincing skills, I’ve skipped the earning opportunities for an educational, heritage tour. I have enough to tell about the tour. The experience was like having a reunion of my soul to the time of the past. The San Sebastian Cathedral was our first stop. The priest welcomed the group with a 15-minute talk about the church, the origin of Lipa City and how it got its name. Part of our itineraries were: Museo de Lipa, Casa de Segunda, Aranda Ancestral House, The-Luz-Librea-Bautista Ancestral House, Carmelite Monastery, Our Lady of Mediatrix, Most Holy Rosary Parish Church in Padre Garcia and St. James the Greater Parish in Ibaan. The sunset was so beautiful i had my camera and captured it. They say that when it is your first time to visit a church, you are entitled to make a wish. I thank the Lord that i have found a family in AHP, instead. I will have a separate post about this tour. For now, here are some of my selfies during the said tour.

August 25. I was happy to note that finally, after several attempts, I’ve captured Arcana. Hahaha. Wala, sa everwing yan. Haha

August 22-24. CM week. Ang sipag-sipag ko kayang magsulat ng script sa CAB.

August 19- 21 - Long weekend! How about a mini movie marathon to support Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino? Sige na nga. I strike out from the list ang Hamog (kasi napanood ko na yun sa CinemaOne Originals 2015, kasabay kong pinanood ang Baka Siguro Yata, Manang Biring, Miss Bulalacao at Bukod Kang Pinagpala at yung kay Kaye Abad, di ko maalala ang title basta comeback something, ang husay nya dun eh. haha). Di rin kasama ang 1st Tofarm Film Festival entries na Paglipay at Pauwi Na dahil napanood ko na yun kasabay ang Free Range at Pitong Kabang Palay. Di ko na rin pinanood ang Birdshot kasi napanood ko na iyon as the Cinemalaya 2017 opening film. Di ko na rin pinanood ang Patay na si Hesus kasi napanood ko naman ito last year sa QCinema International Film Fest kasabayan nito yung Focus on Mike De Leon (haaaays, IDOL) at Ang Alamat ni Meng Patalo. Ang sipag kong dumalo sa mga film fest para makalimutan si E. hahaha

Natira for me to watch were: Manananggal sa Unit 23B (sa QCinema din ito last year kaso di ko napanood), Star na si Van Damme Stallone (last year din ito sa CineFilipino Film Fest), at yung mga bago: Bar Boys, 100 Tula Para Kay Stella, Triptiko, Salvage, at Awol. Kaso ang napanood ko lang out of 7 ay dalawa, kasi naman ang DM week ko was until 20. huhuhu

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August 14- 19. DM Week. Tiring but somehow fulfilling. What fulfilling? Pati ba naman sarili ko, lolokohin ko? Nakakapagod lang siguro as my body adjusts from my former body clock. Sakit sa katawan, honesto! Honesto, promise!

August 17 - Dinner with Dan and Janni in Crazy Katsu and The Baker’s Table Maginhawa bago magtrabaho. Ang saya nila kasama, namiss ko silaaaaaa.

August 13. Wow, IT Specialist by day (worked xhours for the BW Re-initialization) and Cinephile by night (Awards Night of Cinemalaya 2017). First time kong umattend ng Awards Night nang hindi nagbabayad. Haha. Yes, our film, Ang Guro Kong di Marunong Magbasa did not win an award, pinilahan at umani naman ito ng magagandang feedback at appreciation from the movie-goers. 4 films kaming walang naiuwing award — na-zero ang pelikula nina Sharon Cuneta, Alfred Vargas, Angel Aquino at Jake Cuenca. Ooops, don’t get me wrong, please.

August 11 -12 - I didn’t have the chance to speak out. DM for two morning shifts coupled with an OS Patching activity on the 12th? Wow. The reason: to give others the chance to rest. Just wow. Her management skills is impeccable. And my skills include sarcasm. Ang bait-bait ko kayaaaaaaa.

August 10 - We sit down in one of the offices in House of Representative, QC to discuss the next steps for the film. In attendance was Alfred, Direk Perry, our line producer, marketing team and other fellow producers.

August 9 - A heartfelt farewell to Yaggy as she takes on a different path away from IT, and to JE who moves on outside the corners of dxc. Meanwhile, our manager celebrates her nth birthday! Naiyak talaga si Bes Jane.

August 6 - After finishing the Ariba Install activity i hurriedly booked an uber ride to the Cultural Center of the Philippines for the Ang Guro Kong di Marunong Magbasa Gala Night. Noon, hanggang panonood lang ako, ngayon, for the first time, umakyat ako ng stage, yes CCP stage. Feeling prestige. Feeling lang naman. hahaha. This was the first time, after almost a year, that I have seen my former HS teacher, Fer Braganza. Nagpapicture at ni-congratulate ako. He also wrote an inspiring review about the film. Salamat po, idol!

August 5 - Ang Guro Kong di Marunong Magbasa premieres in Trinoma Cinema 1 and Glorietta 4 with Meet and Greet. I have invited several friends, but only true friends showed up. Ayoko na nga mag-imbita. Nakakatampo. huhu. Fortunately, Trinoma Cinema 1 was almost full. Thanks Janni, Mel and son, to my family and to all who have supported the movie on its first Cinemalaya screening!

August 4 - The 13th Cinemalaya opens with Birdshot as its opening film. Thanks Direk Perry and Miss Noreen for my festival pass. First time to have a free “guest” pass. This was the first time to venture a food stall business in CCP, called “Juice Colored.” (I will share photos on all things Cinemalaya in a separate post.)

August 3 - I decided to see my barber to avail of haircut. This was after i grow my hair for 8 months. Goodbye long hair. :(

August 2 - Ben’s birthday! But i was busy with work and bangusan. Haha.

August 1 - Mama Lyd’s Interment and our travel back to Manila.

There, I have collected many firsts, had new experiences. Thanks August! Thank you, Lord!

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Este fin de semana se celebró la Comic Con de San Diego 2017, un evento en el que las grandes productoras y demás agentes nos ponen los dientes largos a base de tráilers espectaculares y presentaciones que mataríamos por ver en carne y hueso. Este año Netflix ha aprovechado para presentar los tráilers de series como Stranger Things 2, Bright, Death Note, Marvel – The Defenders y Star Trek: Discovery.

La verdad es que Netflix tiene material de interés para aburrir, pero con la San Diego Comic Con tocaba tirar de material friki y con tres series como Stanger Things, The Defenders o Star Trek: Discovery ya despertaban nuestro interés, la frikada de fantasía urbana contempóranea de Will Smitth, Bright, es un broche de oro junto a la película de Death Note. A continuación os ofrecemos la información que Netflix nos ha remitido sobre cada una de estas producciones.

Marvel – The Defenders

Marvel – The Defenders, que se estrenará a nivel global el próximo 18 de agosto a las 9:01 h, sigue la historia de Matt Murdock/Daredevil (Charlie Cox), Jessica Jones (Krysten Ritter), Luke Cage (Mike Colter) y Danny Rand/Iron Fist (Finn Jones), un cuarteto de héroes únicos con una meta en común: salvar la ciudad de Nueva York. Esta es la historia de cuatro personas solitarias que viven con sus propios retos y se dan cuenta de que quizá serían más fuertes si trabajasen juntos.

La serie llega tras los estrenos de Marvel – Daredevil, Marvel – Jessica Jones, Marvel – Luke Cage y Marvel – Iron Fist.

Marvel – The Defenders está protagonizada por Charlie Cox, (Matt Murdock/Daredevil), Krysten Ritter (Jessica Jones), Mike Colter (Luke Cage) y Finn Jones (Danny Rand/Iron Fist). El reparto también incluye a la actriz nominada al Oscar Sigourney Weaver (Alexandra), Elodie Yung (Elektra), Scott Glenn (Stick), Deborah Ann Woll (Karen Page), Elden Henson (Foggy Nelson), Carrie-Anne Moss (Jeri Hogarth), Rachael Taylor (Trish Walker), Eka Darville (Malcolm Ducasse), Simone Missick (Misty Knight) y Jessica Henwick (Colleen Wing).

Marco Ramirez y Doug Petrie son los productores ejecutivos de Marvel – The Defenders junto con Jeph Loeb. La serie es una producción de Marvel Television con ABC Studios para Netflix.

Marvel – Iron Fist: confirmación de segunda temporada

Death Note

Basada en el famoso manga japonés de Tsugumi Ohba y Takeshi Obata, Death Note narra la historia de un estudiante de instituto que encuentra un cuaderno sobrenatural y comprende el inmenso poder que trae consigo: si el dueño escribe el nombre de alguien en sus páginas mientras piensa en su rostro, esa persona morirá. Jugando a ser Dios, el joven comienza a acabar con la vida de aquellos que cree que deben morir.

La película original de Netflix está dirigida por Adam Wingard (La bruja de Blaire, Tú eres el siguiente) y cuenta entre su reparto con Nat Wolff (Ciudades de papel), Margaret Qualley (The Leftovers), Lakeith Stanfield (Déjame salir), Paul Nakauchi (Piratas del Caribe: En el fin del mundo), Shea Whigham (La gran estafa americana) y Willem Dafoe (Spider-Man).

Star Trek: Discovery

Star Trek: Discovery seguirá los viajes de Starfleet en sus misiones para descubrir nuevos mundos y nuevos organismos vivos, así como la historia de un oficial de Starfleet que deberá aprender que para entender todo lo relacionado con los alienígenas, primero debes conocerte y comprenderte a ti mismo.

Star Trek, una de las franquicias televisivas más icónicas y de mayor influencia, regresa a la televisión 50 años después de su primer estreno con Star Trek: Discovery. La serie incluirá una nueva nave, nuevos personajes y misiones, pero mantendrá el mismo espíritu e ilusión por el futuro que inspiró a una generación de soñadores.

Star Trek: Discovery es una producción de CBS Television Studios en asociación con Secret Hideout de Alex Kurtzman, Living Dead Guy Productions de Bryan Fuller y Roddenberry Entertainment. Alex Kurtzman, Bryan Fuller, Heather Kadin, Gretchen J. Berg & Aaron Harberts, Akiva Goldsman, Rod Roddenberry y Trevor Roth son los productores ejecutivos de este proyecto.

Bright

Ambientada en un presente alternativo donde los seres humanos, orcos, duendes y hadas han convivido desde el inicio de los tiempos, este thriller de acción de David Ayer sigue la vida de dos policías con perfiles muy distintos. Ward, un ser humano interpretado por Will Smith y Jakoby (Joel Edgerton) un orco, inician una guardia nocturna que cambiará el futuro. Mientras se enfrentan tanto a sus diferencias personales así como a sus enemigos, también deberán trabajar juntos para proteger a una joven elfo y una reliquia perdida que, al caer en las manos equivocadas, podría destruirlo todo.

La película original de Netflix está protagonizada por Will Smith, Joel Edgerton, Noomi Rapace, Lucy Fry, Edgar Ramirez, Ike Barinholtz, Enrique Murciano, Jay Hernandez, Andrea Navedo, Verónica Ngo, Alex Meraz, Margaret Cho, Brad William Henke, Dawn Olivieri y Kenneth Choi. El filme está dirigido por David Ayer y escrito por Max Landis. David Ayer, Eric Newman y Bryan Unkeless son los productores ejecutivos. Bright se estrenará en Netflix el próximo 22 de diciembre.

Stranger Things 2

Un año después, los ciudadanos de Hawkins (Indiana) aún se están recuperando de los horrores del Demogorgon y de los misteriosos sucesos ocurridos en el laboratorio. Will Byers ha regresado del Mundo del Revés, pero un ente más grande y siniestro sigue amenazando a los que han sobrevivido.

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Tráilers de Netflix en la Cómic Con de San Diego Este fin de semana se celebró la Comic Con de San Diego 2017, un evento en el que las grandes productoras y demás agentes nos ponen los dientes largos a base de tráilers espectaculares y presentaciones que mataríamos por ver en carne y hueso.

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