I screened Steven Spielberg’s Munich , which recounts the dramatic story of the secret Israeli squad assigned to track down and assassinate 11 Palestinians believed to have planned the 1972 Munich massacre — and the personal toll this mission of revenge takes on the team and the man who led it.

All I can say is..whoa.
Usually with these advance screenings, people clap when the credits roll to applaud the film.

This time around…dead silence.

The final scene has a view of the New York skyline of 1973, with the World Trade Center in all it newly built glory from the shores of Brooklyn. Really made me think.

Spielberg does it again…
Good to see that I was able to take the train home (no MTA strike)

I been seeing so many people walking their dogs and wonder why they don’t have Pet ID Tags ???
I now know what a prempro lawsuit is.
And I definitely will be looking at investing in precious metals in 2006

It’s 30 degrees out.
I don’t want to go out but I have to.
Good things are happening moreso all for NEXT year which is good.
Notice the neat new look of the MUSIC section on the site.

I added some new tracks so take a listen , let me know what you think and stay tuned in 2006

Besides that everything seems to have slowed down.
I thought about passing any extra time or a side hustle or maybe even a online education degree

Screened “BrokeBack Mountain”, last night with a Q & A from
Heath Ledger, Ang Lee, etc.

So much hype on unhype about the “gay cowboy movie”
It’s long-winded and boring.(to me)

And I’m sorry but you can’t make a heartfelt- tearjerker- chik flick -love story with blantant homosexuality in the middle of it all no matter how wonderfully crafted the story.