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Ugh, no, “Nine” doesn’t suck. Your review does.

Yes. You are correct. I am not entitled to my own opinion. Please, forgive me.

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This is officially the best feature EVER. EVER, DAMN IT! Zoom

This is officially the best feature EVER.

EVER, DAMN IT!

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Tumblr Experiment: Photo Replies

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2c on Nine...

It’s the stupidest fucking movie ever made. It had even less substance than The Bee Movie.

In a nutshell: Nine is a movie about a director who everybody loves and apparently everyone with tits wants to sleep with. The director is making a movie, but has no script, probably because he spends too much time being a drama queen and cheating on his wife. He’s exaggerating about everything, and all you want to do is kick him in his face and say, We’re all fucked up in the head, GET OVER IT. Actually, everyone is being over dramatic in Nine. Except Kate Hudson, who is on drugs, which makes her surprisingly good as an actress. How did he arrive at the point that everyone is making a movie without any idea for it is kind of a mystery. How about, if you don’t know what to make a movie about, don’t make a movie.

The dialogs are ridiculous. Simply stupid. The musical scenes are so unoriginal it hurts. Even the lyrics are stupid. The characters are transparent. Everybody’s slutty, and not in a good way. The plot is NON EXISTENT. The pace of the movie is exhausting and confusing. Everything that happens is predictable, and then you reach a point where you just don’t care. I also hate in movies when most lines are in English (or English with an Italian accent in this case) and then there are occasional Italian words that sneak in, like when somebody answers the phone and says ‘pronto’. It’s so fake.

Judy Dench is orgasmic, as always. Penelope would be great, if her part didn’t include being a slut so much. The Italian sceneries are gorgeous, but that’s hardly the makers’ merit. The cast is absolutely amazing, but in the end, it hurts even more when you realize the movie is such crap.

PS. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 29% freshness.

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Chemical Balance, designed by Jean Shin, is a light installation project using thousands of prescription bottles (collected from nursing homes, pharmacies, and individuals’ medicine-cabinets) and fluorescent lights.

This speaks to our culture’s over-consumption of prescription drugs and our bodies’ dependency on these medications. It also acts like a group portrait, mapping our society’s chemical intake.

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thatkidyoubarelyknow: thedailywhat: Buy This: “Every Drop Counts” by Ayda Anlagan for Hidden Art. Tilted bowls with stories and graphics that reveal themselves as you eat. Their whimsical nature aside, Anlagan designed these bowls with a purposes in mind: To draw attention to “the issue of food wastage in the domestic environment.” [ifitshipitshere.]

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Buy This: “Every Drop Counts” by Ayda Anlagan for Hidden Art.

Tilted bowls with stories and graphics that reveal themselves as you eat.

Their whimsical nature aside, Anlagan designed these bowls with a purposes in mind: To draw attention to “the issue of food wastage in the domestic environment.”

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