Susan Brown

Ugh I thought this was a remake of the 1981 film. Disappointed. Es gibt nichts unerträgliches als Drittwellenfeminstinen, die auf Sarkasmus und derben Humor machen. Alles natürlich schön politisch korrekt, aber vooooll derbe und kool. Das ist deren Auffasung von modernen Humor. Und die Soyboys feiern den Quatsch auch noch, weil sie Angst haben sonst als frauenfeindlich abgestempelt zu werden.

Roger Ebert September 1, 2005 Reviewing "Transporter" in 2002, I expressed doubt that some of the action sequences were possible. "Transporter 2" sidesteps my complaint by containing action scenes that are even more impossible. For example: Seeing the reflection of a bomb in a pool of liquid under his car, and knowing that the bad guys will not explode it while they're standing right next to it, the hero races the car out of a garage and up an incline, spinning the car neatly through the air, so that it makes one complete rotation and the bomb is pulled off by a hook on a crane, exploding harmlessly as the car lands safely. Uh, huh. Advertisement I could observe that this is preposterous, but the fact is, I laughed aloud. Other stunts and computer-generated effects, were equally impossible, as when Frank Martin ( Jason Statham) flies a jet ski onto a highway and jumps from it into the back of a school bus. And when he uses a fire hose to immobilize a posse of killers. And when he escapes from a plane that has crashed into the ocean. And when he leads a police pursuit up the ramps of a parking garage and then crashes his car through a wall of the garage, and it flies a couple of hundred feet through the air to a safe landing. Either "Transporter 2" is wall to wall with absurd action, or it's not a sequel to "Transporter. And in fact the sequel is a better film than the original, as if writer-producer Luc Besson had a clearer idea of what he wanted to do (and didn't want to do) the direction is by Louis Leterrier, whose " Unleashed. released only three months ago, had that savage chemistry between a gangster ( Bob Hoskins) and a fighter ( Jet Li) he had raised like a dog. That movie was also written and produced by Luc Besson, who is the hardest-working man in show business. Look him up on if you want to feel tired just reading about his plans. "Transporter 2" is better for a number of reasons, one of them that is has an ingenious plot that continues to reveal surprises and complications well into the third act; this is not simply a movie where the good guy chases the bad guys, but a movie where the story turns a lot trickier than we expected. It begins with Frank Martin helping out a friend by filling in for a month as the driver and bodyguard for a cute kid named Jack ( Hunter Clary) whose dad Jackson ( Matthew Modine) heads the United States narcotics agency. The kid is kidnapped in a bizarre scheme involving a phony doctor, and then he's recovered too quickly, and without the ransom money being picked up, and it turns out the kidnapping. well, you'll see for yourself. Let me just observe that the methods of the kidnappers involves scientific ingenuity raised to evil genius. Not recently have I seen a movie with a better reason why the worst bad guy cannot be allowed to sink to the ocean floor along with the crashed airplane. But not another word about that. Jason Statham is amusing as a man whose emotions are so well under control that he can barely be bothered to have any. He stars in several martial arts sequences in which he wipes out whole platoons of enemies. They're deployed by Gianni ( Alessandro Gassman) a really big, really mean, really smart villain. Modine efficiently plays the role of the sniveling bureaucrat, Amber Valetta is effective as his long-suffering wife, and Kate Nauta plays Lola, a deadly vixen who considers herself dressed after she's troweled on her eye makeup; for Lola, it's run, mascara, run. There's a development of some interest to students of product placement. The Transporter drives an Audi. The first shots of the titles play like a commercial for the car. It's quite a car, all right, taking full advantage of the all-wheel drive as it survives those incredible stunts. So sturdy is its construction that after it crashes through the concrete wall while jumping to the other building, there's not even a scratch on the shiny silver circles on the front of the car. There is some history here. In the original film, Frank Martin drove a BMW. Now he drives the Audi. Apparently BMW did not sign on for the sequel. Strange: On the very same day I saw this movie, I saw another thriller, Memory of a Killer. in which the characters hate BMWs so much, they urinate into the cars' keyholes. In between, I saw a movie about Truman Capote that mostly featured Chevrolets, which must come as a relief to the BMW home office in Bavaria. It's bad enough when The Transporter switches brands, but when Capote drops you, you're over. Reveal Comments comments powered by.

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Demolition Man fand ich super. danke für die Haushaufgabe <3. When I joined the Marines I was too young to actually know anything about politics or the big picture, but if I hadn't joined I would have never learned the so many valuable lessons that gave me the wisdom I have now. Sometimes our crimes are what make us better people later on, and the innocent never actually grow. A guest Apr 22nd, 2019 8, 946 Never Not a member of Pastebin yet? Sign Up, it unlocks many cool features! { name. 1kxun" id" 38614, popularity" 4, risk" 3, vendor. Other" protocol. TCP, HTTP, SSL" name. ? ? ? "id" 29025, popularity" 3, protocol. TCP, SSL" name. 2ch" id" 17534, risk" 2, name. 2ch_Post" id" 17535, popularity" 2, protocol. TCP, HTTP" name. 3PC" id" 16284, protocol. Other" name. 4shared" id" 16616, popularity" 5, name. wnload" id" 35760, id" 34742, name. 5ch" id" 44606, name. 5ch_Post" id" 44607, name. 8tracks" id" 38923, risk" 1, name. 9PFS" id" 17045, protocol. TCP" id" 16554, vendor. 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This was GREAT. Oh but that walrus movie still haunts me. This was a great movie I saw on YouTube and The Quake was good too, both done very well- great acting. The jokes in this have got to be next level. Please dont cut any. ?. Bitsnoop vhyess. Let's go through the list and make sure it's categorized, has decent metadata, etc. Many of our uploads are quite large, and have been broken into many items on We'll group them together here and verify each set all at once. Collection Status Auditor Item Count Has an Index Description of Audit No Category (earbits) Unaudited 98 Yes The items are not in a collection. Most items are WARCs; the rest need additional work if anyone is going to be able to find the exact MP3 they want. archiveteam_ptch Audited db48x 50 No Collection has great description, but no categories. Items in collection are WARCS. One item not included in the collection: deathy-s3-test-ptch archiveteam_flowerpot 406 The description of the collection is anemic, but each item is well-identified. github_files 1 Pretty bad shape. Only one item in the collection, and that's only half the data. Was the rest never uploaded? Has no description, keywords or other metadata. Other Github items could be included, such as this repository index, and these other file downloads justintv 189 No Partial (Src) Decent description, but no other metadata. There are 51 other 'justintv' items, but none of them look to be from us. archiveteam_mochimedia 9 Collection includes Mochi's notice about the shutdown, but no other context. The items are all WARCs, and all have CDXs and JSON indexes, but there's no overall index. Index can be easily generated from this 26MB JSON file - chfoo archivebot 1070 Sort of: Viewer ArchiveBot; The viewer doesn't seem to index into crawls; there's no link from the collection or the items to the viewer (or anywhere else) archiveteam_yahooblogs and archiveteam_yahooblog 49 Collection description is just the shutdown notice (and apparently quite a brief one at that) with no other context. Items are all WARCs, and all have CDXs and JSON indexes, but there's no overall index. One item is orphaned in a collection of its own; apparently caused by a typo in the collection name. archiveteam-splinder 53 See Splinder archiveteam-picplz 141 The collection description is just the shutdown message, with no other context. Items are tarballs containing WARCs. There is an index, but it's not a part of the collection. 1. There's also a search page for the index, which is great. archiveteam_puush 1781 The collection description is just the shutdown notice, but it's better than average; it includes some context. The items are all WARCs with CDXs, but there's no central index. archiveteam_upcoming dashcloud1 142 no The collection description only describes the site, not the items themselves. Individual items have no description of any kind. archiveteam_randomfandom 42 yes Short collection description, but has an index, and every collection item is well described. Index is located right on collection page. archiveteam_antecedents 46 N/A This collection represents multiple sites, rather than multiple parts of a single large site. The collection description is quite brief, but each item appears to have a paragraph describing what the site is/was, as well as some basic metadata such as keywords. All the items appear to be WARCs with CDXs archiveteam_jazzhands 443 This one is a collection of items from multiple sites, but those sites are also broken up into multiple items based on when they were scanned. The items have brief descriptions and some keywords, and are WARCs with CDXs. A good way to improve this would be to make collections for each site as subcollections. archiveteam-mobileme-hero 4007 Yes (source) archiveteam_myopera 155 Collection page has a nice description of the site, and the items. The items appear to be all have WARCs, and have no descriptions/keywords of any kind on them. archiveteam_bebo JesseW 2867 They appear to all be WARCs, most uploaded on the same day; it's not clear if all of them are in the Wayback Machine or not. Each item has no description or context. archiveteam_dogster jscott 55? Collection well described. Wayback Machine-Ready WARCs, all integrated. hyves 517 Hyves archiveteam_wretch 2163 Wretch; WARCs archiveteam_xanga 454 Xanga; WARCs twitterstream 41 Twitter According to reviews, at least one file is empty. pastebinpastes 223 These are tarballs (less than 100 MBs, usually) containing each paste in a separate file. Most recently updated on July 1, 2014 archiveteam_zapd 19 Zapd; WARCs archiveteam_patch 38 Patch; WARCs archiveteam_posterous 444 Posterous; WARCs archiveteam_greader 368 Google Reader; 3 categories of WARCs: Directory, Stats & general. It would probably be good to also put them in separate collections. There is also a combined stats item. archiveteam_ignsites 81 IGN (needs link to archive) Each item contains a particular subdomain. Descriptive names. item needs to be added to archiveteam and web collections) archiveteam_g4tv_forums 74 ARCs from wikipedia:G4 (TV channel) mainly from the forum archiveteam-yahoovideo 156 Yahoo! Video; various inconsistency in naming and categories; some items contain zip files, while others contain tar files. archive-team-friendster 137 Maybe. archiveteam-friendster-index item Friendster; early (2011) project, variety of formats archiveteam_formspring 1477 Formspring; WARCs; some duplication in collection description archiveteam_yahoo_messages 17 Yahoo! Messages; WARCs; Minimal description on collection, none on items archiveteam_punchfork 47 Punchfork; Needs link to index from collection description (and item descriptions) three different types of items, unclear differences yahoo_korea_blogs 10 WARCs; no item descriptions archiveteam-cinch 20 No; 10 items, in both WARC and tar formats archiveteam_dailybooth 203 DailyBooth; link to index on collection page needs adjusting; images seem to be downloadable; individual items lack descriptions archiveteam_weblognl 26 No; no English-language description stage6 790 Videos from wikipedia:Stage6; many seem to be unavailable from IA, due to "issues with the item's content. " googlegroups-part2 27 Google Groups; each item contains a single tar file (ranging in size from 300 MB to over 40 GB) the tar files contain separate zip files for each group; the zip files the actual files. This should probably be grouped with the other grabs of Google Groups. archiveteam-btinternet 8 WARCs archiveteam-qaudio-archive 7 Many small WARCs in each item; lengthy explanation in collection description, none in each item webshots-freeze-frame 2459 Webshots; WARCs tabblo-archive 1806 Maybe: groups item Tabblo; 9 MegaWARCs, the rest of the items are groups of individual accounts as zip files archiveteam-fortunecity 55 FortuneCity; 26 "Set" items (containing a single large tar in each one) also 26 WARC items, and one leftovers item 2012-04-30-wikimedia-images-snapshot Nemo 148 Not really Should become a subcollection of "wikicollections" so that it's next to "wikimediacommons. The "remote" tarballs partially overlap with xowa items nowadays. If a complete mirror of the tarballs is desired, we should list it at [2] with some maintenance information. It's not clear whether investing N TB at IA is a priority here, nor whether IA expects WikiTeam to do the uploads instead (in that case, ask Hydriz or Arkiver. Also, the dumps are currently blocked on the lack of a rsync server on Wikimedia servers. archiveteam-anyhub 39 AnyHub; 18 each WARC & tar items, and one called the "Blue Collection" archiveteam-fileplanet 675 FilePlanet archiveteam-umich-save 52 archiveteam-geocities 12 Geocities archiveteam-fire 7135 A vast and misc. collection; needs quite a bit of TLC. item needs to be added to the archiveteam, and web collections) archiveteam-mypodcast 383 Each item is a separate podcast, containing individual sound files, playable through the IA interface; there is also a misc item archiveteam-googlegroups 1, 348 Partial (each item has a list of groups, but there's no overall list) Google Groups; This is divided into items by the initial two letters (or digits or underscore. 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This looks fantastic. Can't wait to see it at the Plaza Theatre in Atlanta next week.

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