One of my favourite (favorite) movies of all time is called Miller's Crossing by the Coen brothers.

I have a huge amount of respect for the cinematographers and the directors.

The movie casts light on the deep questions of ethics whilst it's main character/s seem to come across as amoral. This brings to light one of my favourite and darkest aspect of the movie; the role of the anti-hero played by Gabriel Byrne.

In all it encompasses many of the negative aspects of humanity, greed, lust and envy to name a few. Unlike some movies of it's ilk, there are no real happy endings and no real redemption.

Things are just the way they are.

I've heard some great things about Miller's Crossing. I'll have to watch it one of these days.

The last film that really "wowed" me was "Downfall". Bruno Ganz was simply mesmerizing.

It's been a while since I saw Miller's Crossing.
Good flick, I need to rent it again.


Wheels

Howdy numpties!

King Ollie was going to issue a decree, but he fell asleep on his king bed.

Attention all Numpties! To arms! To arms!

North and South Korea are at it again. We must dust off our Falcon 4 cds and head North!

Duty calls. Go out and have a good time tonight with your girl/significant other/sheep.., for tomorrow we meet in the Mission Planner at 04 something.

Ramp start at 0500, but I'll see you at 0524 cuz I don't do ramp start.

Tally ho, and bottoms up!

OK......


Wheels

0500? Are you nuts? There isn't nearly enough oxygen in the air then. I'll just stay in bed till 0830, thank you very much.

Miss Eerie, could you send a memo to Kim Yong Il that we'll start fighting tomorrow after oh-ten-hundred?

She's starting to shake,... she's starting to shimmy...

so we got the drummer of Status Quo in today and hes making a hell of a racket behind and below me, luckily Ive just set up a wide angle shot looking down and left the cam recording as ive got work to be doing, for a change...

Morning.
Not me, my dog, she's kept me up most of the night.
Today's going to be rough.


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