Sean Palladino

Finally, I have the elusive iPod Touch! I recently won the iPod on eBay for a mere $200, considerably less than its $400 price tag. After almost three years of listening to countless people ecstatic about the latest apps, I can finally get into the game. When I initially touched (Ha... it's a play on words...) the iPod, it just felt "right". I mean, touching my music, movies, email, and websites is a magnificent and extraordinary feeling.  That feeling of almighty power.

Anyway, after downloading a few notable apps, some of which I will detail in later posts, I was pleasantly enjoying the interactive, touchiness of the iPod.

Speaking of apps, I have decided to showcase one of my favorite apps every week as well as migrating the "Movie of the Day" to "Movie of the Week". So, that way, I can tell you guys about an awesome app and movie one a week. Be sure to subscribe to this blog to know about the latest movie and app of the week.

In order to get off the subject of my new high-tech gadget, I've been taking a summer course in college: Calculus. It's only two, 3-hour classes a week... not too bad. I've been keeping up with all the tests, quizzes, and homework, in order to ace the class.

I think that's all I need to talk about for this post. See yeah next time!

I can not believe I didn't write about Showtime's Dexter yet! I've been hooked on the show ever since my cousin told me about it last September. It's absolutely amazing! But don't take a lonely bloggers word for it... watch it for yourself on Showtime.

Anyway, I'm still on my second semester of college, working for Taco Bell, and living life, I suppose. I recently saw Alice in Wonderland. Though I hardly remember it due to the fact that I fell asleep for a good third of the film. Yeah, it was awful. But hey, I got to see the *awesome* trailer for TRON Legacy. That looks like a good film. I've got to watch the original TRON sometime. 

That about wraps it up. Thanks for reading, and see yeah next time! :-)

Just like billions of others, I have seen the glorious, unbelievable, fantastic, greatest film of the decade... AVATAR! Seriously, it's a wonderful and imaginative film with awesome special effects and a satisfying ending. This film could easily be the best movie of the decade!

Speaking of a decade, it seems we have ended one already. 2000-2009 was a crazy time. I believe I was in third grade at the start of it all... now, I'm a freshman in college. Wow! I remember first reading Harry Potter and finishing it only a couple years ago. I remember the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center buildings back in 2001. I remember all the people I met, both good and bad. There are some stuff I wish I could forget... there are stuff that I wish I can remember better. But all in all, I'm glad that I survived this decade, so I can see it end. 

Let's hope that the next decade is just as exciting, less heart-breaking, and more fun.

Brought to you by iTunes, I will implement a new feature on my website called Movie of the Day, which will feature anew movie every weekday. Considering the amount of movies there are inthe world... more than 40,000... there will not be a shortage in the near future.

Today, I will talk about The Matrix Revolutions. It's a 2003 film, and the third and final installment of The Matrix trilogy. The film is a sequel to The Matrix Reloaded. The film was written and directed by the Wachowski brothers

Reviews for this movie are blah, with the consensus on Rotten Tomatoes disappointed about the lackluster story and characters with a 37% rating. If your anywhere at all familiar with Rotten Tomatoes, anything below a 60% is rotten. But that doesn't mean it's not a bad film to enjoy once in while, right? Read all the views on The Matrix Revolutions at it's page on Rotten Tomatoes.

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Brought to you by iTunes, I will implement a new feature on my website called Movie of the Day, which will feature a new movie every weekday. Considering the amount of movies there are in the world... more than 40,000... there will not be a shortage in the near future.

Today, I will talk about Casablanca. It's a 1942 American romantic drama directed by Michael Curtiz, starring Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman and Paul Henreid. Set during World War II,it focuses on a man torn between, in the words of one character, loveand virtue. He must choose between his love for a woman and helping herand her Resistance leader husband escape from the Vichy-controlled Moroccan city of Casablanca to continue his fight against the Nazis.

Reviews for this movie are outstanding, with the consensus on Rotten Tomatoes saying that it is a masterpiece with a 97% approval rating. If your anywhere at all familiar with Rotten Tomatoes, anything above 90% is certified fresh. So why not get this "amazing masterpiece"? Read all the views on Casablanca at it's page on Rotten Tomatoes.

If you would like to rent or buy this movie, please click on the gray iTunes like below to help support this website. Thank You!

Brought to you by iTunes, I will implement anew feature on my website called Movie of the Day, which will feature anew movie every weekday. Considering the amount of movies there are inthe world... more than 40,000... there will not be a shortage in thenear future.

Today, I will talk about The Day After Tomorrow. It's a post-catastrophic action film by Roland Emmerich. This movie details the possible affect from the current world problem of global warming. It features actors Dennis Quaid and Jake Gyllenhaal.

Reviews for the film a little lackluster, with the consensus on Rotten Tomatoes praising the spectacular effects with a 45% approval rating. If your anywhere at all familiar with Rotten Tomatoes, anything below 60% is rotten. But don't let that get you down... it's still a pretty good movie. Read all the views on The Day After Tomorrow at it's page on Rotten Tomatoes.

If you would like to rent or buy this movie, please click on the gray iTunes like below to help support this website. Thank You!