#Spanish theater masterpiece

[absenceisaformofwinter]

LIFE IS A DREAM

We live, while we see the sun,

Where life and dreams are as one;

And living has taught me this,

Man dreams the life that is his,

Until his living is done.

The king dreams he is king, and he lives

In the deceit of a king,

Commanding and governing;

And all the praise he receives

Is written in wind, and leaves

A little dust on the way

When death ends all with a breath.

Where then is the gain of a throne,

That shall perish and not be known

In the other dream that is death?

Dreams the rich man of riches and fears,

The fears that his riches breed;

The poor man dreams of his need,

And all his sorrows and tears;

Dreams he that prospers with years,

Dreams he that feigns and foregoes,

Dreams he that rails on his foes;

And in all the world, I see,

Man dreams whatever he be,

And his own dream no man knows.

And I too dream and behold,

I dream I am bound with chains,

And I dreamed that these present pains

Were fortunate ways of old.

What is life? a tale that is told;

What is life? a frenzy extreme,

A shadow of things that seem;

And the greatest good is but small,

That all life is a dream to all,

And that dreams themselves are a dream.

By Pedro Calderón de la Barca / 1635

Translator Arthur Symons.

Segismundo’s monologues in Calderón de la Barca’s ‘Life is a dream’, are among the theater masterpieces written in Spanish

[f1version]

DATES WITH YOU ♥︎ F1 HEADCANONS

includes: charles, carlos, max, daniel, lando, oscar, lewis, george, alex, logan, pierre, yuki, lance, mick, and sebastian.

summary: f1 drivers’ and their favorite themed dates!

author’s note: happy valentine’s day my loves!! this is incredibly late (almost 15th where i am) but here it is <3

love on top, a vday special ♥︎ general masterlist

now playing ♫₊⊹ until i found you by stephen sanchez

★ CHARLES LECLERC ( 16 ) — Charles has a bucket list with dates. Enjoys planning them curled up in bed, talks about how you shouldn’t repeat one until the list is done—unless you are a Drive-in theater date, he loves them. When they're arranged in Monaco, it's usually for old romcoms and coming-of-age movies, which is perfect in both of your eyes. Charles makes sure to bring snacks, blankets and pillows, everything so you can be comfortable while cuddling him. He whispers sweet nothings in your ear as the movie plays, dusk falling over you, looking as beautiful as ever. He loves this type of dates… it even gives him a chance to show off his magnificent car, but hey! that's off-topic.

★ CARLOS SAINZ JR. ( 55 ) — You and Carlos have a passion for trying new recipes, so sometimes, when you have everything you need, you decide to put on matching aprons, as well as toques, and start working on your next masterpiece. Usually, old Spanish songs play in the background, Carlos singing, grabbing you by the waist to distract you and dance a little. He loves days like these, your focused face and little scoldings are all he needs, especially because one way or another, you will end up laughing and dancing with him, sometimes full of flour and seasonings, the kitchen wearing its best perfume.

★ MAX VERSTAPPEN ( 1 ) — Max is always looking for ways to impress you, to catch you off guard and surprise you, he loves how you tease him about it. So that's why, when you go to one of your favorite places ever —the planetarium— as a date, he recollects as many details about the celestial objects as he can, waiting for your surprise when he drops a fact you didn't know he knew, starting a long, beautiful conversation about it. You know a lot more than him, but he's eager to learn, loves the way you explain every single thing to him, loves the way places like this brings you closer.

★ DANIEL RICCIARDO ( 3 ) — Daniel loves music, he spends hours on end with his headphones on, discovering new artists every day, sharing his songs, albums, and artists of the month with you, adding to his playlists your recommendations. So it's no surprise you find yourself going to multiple concerts. Dancing and singing, hugging and fangirling. Sometimes artists know Daniel and that's when you laugh the most because there's always a chance of him ending up on stage, singing to you (or trying to).

★ LANDO NORRIS ( 4 ) — Lando loves your creativity, he’s a fan of getting to know what's on your pretty mind and seeing your ideas come to life, he also loves sharing his own ideas with you, feels free doing so. His favorite dates with you consist of this: having a canvas, paper, or even pottery to paint on, gossiping and laughing for hours, having picnics and enjoying food. Lando would buy hundreds of utensils, wanting to try everything with you, forever. PD: He would have you paint him and his car, probably.

★ OSCAR PIASTRI ( 81 ) — It didn't start as a date per se, Oscar just couldn't sleep one night and you suggested building the Lego Star Wars ship in your closet, so you stayed up until 6 in the morning building it. He loves the tranquility it brings, how you can go from discussing the deepest topics to a comfortable silence. Focuses on the little things, like when your fingers brush his while reaching for a piece or that little celebration when you find another. In his apartment, he has a shelf dedicated to the Legos you've built together and photos to go with it. So, in Oscar's humble opinion, these are the best dates in the world.

★ LEWIS HAMILTON ( 44 ) — You and Lewis can live off two things: Roscoe and the beach. Surfing is something you have always bonded over, that's why you love heading to the beach early morning, going for a run with Roscoe, and then jumping to surf (taking Roscoe back inside first). You can stay out there for hours, challenging each other, improving your skills, and lying on your boards, talking about everything and nothing, loving every second of it.

★ GEORGE RUSSELL ( 63 ) — While experimenting with extreme sports would be a lovely date for George, he chooses to call his favorite something more domestic: comfy clothes, a good bottle of wine, and a long puzzle night ahead of you. He enjoys the challenging but relaxing parts of the activity, loves to strategize alongside you, and loses his focus when looking at you, falling deeper in love.

★ ALEX ALBON ( 23 ) — Playing Mario Kart as if your life depended on winning has always been part of your relationship — "It's our love language," Alex says— That's why you love to spend a large amount of time (and money) in arcades. You play against each other, with and without; also spend forty minutes trying to catch that one stuffed animal from the claw machine, cheering (and almost getting kicked out) when you get it. Alex loves it as much as he loves you.

★ LOGAN SARGEANT ( 2 ) — Logan fully believes that the best date in the history of dating are theme and amusement park dates. Whether it's a local funfair or the (in)famous Florida parks, Logan loves walking hand in hand, map and snacks in the other, trying to go on as many attractions as possible, calming the nerves of each other when necessary, laughing at the photos quickly taken on the rollercoasters (and going again to attempt looking good), and many other things that make this type of date his favorite.

★ PIERRE GASLY ( 10 ) — Pierre loves chaos and what's more chaotic than doing karaoke? Your catalog goes from High School Musical's "Gotta Go My Own Way" to Gaye and Terrell's "Ain't No Mountain High Enough." Sometimes they end up drunk enough (from adrenaline, from love, or both) to sing French songs and attempt Celine Dion's highest notes. You can spend hours teasing each other, dancing to the rhythm, and sneaking kisses in between songs.

★ YUKI TSUNODA ( 22 ) — Contrary to popular belief, Yuki's favorite type of date isn't taking you to a restaurant or cooking together, because even though he does love doing those things with you, your trips to farmers markets are his favorite. When the season is right, you visit them hand-in-hand, no matter the country since there is nothing better than discovering new foods with your favorite person. And hey! If there is something to eat, why not mix dates?

★ LANCE STROLL ( 18 ) — No matter the weather or season, you and Lance will always be up for an ice cream date. You're on a quest to find the best flavors, and the fact that some dates end in small big disasters is enough to keep you searching together, chins full of ice cream and all.

★ MICK SCHUMACHER ( 47 ) — Two things about Mick: he really enjoys ice skating and he loves you. If you put them together, he's guaranteed to have the time of his life, so he's lucky you like ice skating as much as he does. You both spend hours on the rink, being careful not to fall while holding hands, yet most of the time it's Mick who ends up in the floor as you drown in laughter. He loves that sound. He loves making you laugh and smile, it's his favorite pastime, and seeing you shine on the ice rink makes him realize how much he adores this place.

★ SEBASTIAN VETTEL ( 5 ) — Seb’s favorite is going hiking and then camping with you in the beautiful Swiss mountains, away from the a much hectic side of life. Just you and him giving new meaning to the known, sharing not only the beauty of life but also the comfort of one another, wrapped around small info-dumps and timeless laughter. It’s therapeutic being so close to each other, so pure and loving. If you ask him, he would repeat this date a thousand times over.

[cdaae]

Why Am I Like This- Phantom Collector Edition

I’m a completionist and an obsessive so I need all the different versions of a thing so here’s a list of where I’m at right now. I wish I could say that I was anywhere near done but there’s always more phantom stuff to collect

Books

Gaston Leroux x51(This includes all 6 English translations, 8 different languages, and three levels of French)

Gaston Leroux signed by Broadway Cast

The Underground’s of the Phantom of the Opera

The Phantom of the Bathtub

Night of the Phantom

Embrace the Night

Lessons from the Phantom of the Opera

Song of a Maiden

Madrigal

Phantom

Unmasqued

Phantom of Manhattan

Ruinsong

Roseblood

Beyond the Masque

Chanson de L’Ange

Sing Me Forgotten

The Angel of the Opera

The Phoenix of the Opera

The Phantom’s Opera

The Phantom of Paris

The Phantom’s Apprentice

Where Dreams Descend

The Phantom Cat of the Opera

Phantom Pop Up Book

George Perry’s Complete Phantom of the Opera

Phantoms of the Opera

The Trap Door Maker

Phantom Graphic Novel x2

The Phantom Cooks

2004 Companion

Geronimo Stilton

Thea Stilton

My Phantom

Phantoms in the Night

Phantom of Pemberly

Phantom of the Auditorium

Behind the Phantom’s Mask

The Phantom Returns

Phantom erotica

Book cassette

Souvenir edition OLC

Emoji of the opera

Phantom 2020

Phantom Phantasia

Songbird

The Phantom’s Lullaby

Phantom of the Little Russian Theatre

Masked Love

Treasures of Egypt

Victory

Venetian Romance

Susannah’s Secret

The Man in the Shadows

Love in the Spotlight

Let the Dream Begin

A Phantom’s Promise

Destiny’s Curse

Phantom by David Bischoff

Mini Leroux

L’Opera de Paris

Paris National Opera

Palais Garnier

Peeping Duck Gang

Out of the Darness

L’Opera De Paris Coulisses etc secrets du Garnier

Claude Rains Book

Movies/CDs/Media

Lon Chaney

Claude Rains x2

Herbert Lom x2

Phantom of Hollywood

Schell

Robert Englund

Charles Dance

David Staller

Julian Sands

2004 x17 (English x2, French x3 Germanx2, Greek, Spanish, Italian, limited(English and German), deluxe, and Ultimate, Special, Collectors(English and French)

Angel of Music

25th Anniversary

Love Never Dies

A Monster in Paris

Phantom of the Grindhouse

Anthony Mann

Phantom of the Theatre

Unmasking the Masterpiece

Love on Safari

Faust

1987 Cartoon(dvd & VHS)

Mystery Legends Phantom Game x2

2004 digital press kit(English and French)

OLC (cassette & CD)

CDs x59

Phantom of the Paradise Record

OLC small record(wywsha&motn)

Long box cd

Long box 2004

2004 VHS

Movie/book set

Long box OLC cassettes

Karaoke cassettes

Highlight cassettes

Robert Englund VHS

For Your Consideration 2004

Book casettes

Stage Fright

Props/Signed/Similar

Love Never Dies audience gift notebook

1992 tour Auction book prop

Jerry Mitchell signed LND after party invite

Phantoms Note from BWay x2

Don Juan Music from BWay x1 1/2

Ticket to 25th Anniversary Party

Majestic Theatre Phantom Barricade Cover

Photo cards, signed x16

Signed LOBs x2

Robert Englund autograph

Laird Mackintosh autograph

BWay 29th anniversary cast gift beanie

KAV’s dressing gown shoes

Manager’s BWay newspaper prop x4

Cast board name placards x3(2 BWay one Vegas)

Reopening cookies x2

London 35th anniversary rose petals and card

Il Muto page boy stockings

OBC cast member costume gloves

Printed cast member email

Cast made calendars 2006 and 2007

Full cast signed poster with Hugh

Signed trading card

Signed Michael Crawford Face mask

Signed Crawford Article

Signed 35 Poster

Signed Mask

Scrap of Christine’s wedding dress

Scrap of phantoms suit

10th anniversary invite

Opera glasses cast gift

Magazines

24/7 Magazine featuring Crivello

NYC City Guide 2014 & 2016

TODAY featuring Vegas

What’s On Vegas

Time Out New York

German LND

Theater Week 1988

In Theater 1998

Casino Player Magazine

Fate Magazine

Broadway Spotlight

Other

Megstine notebook

Mugs x7

Cups x5

Water Bottle

Ornaments x5

Phantom harmonica

Red death figure

Lon Chaney figure

Phantom Nutcracker

Phantom and Christine Barbies

Tote bag x4

Phantom creamer tops, complete set

Postcards x6

LOBs x2

Magnet x5

Stickers x12

Phantom Cat sticker set

Chibi phantom sticker set

Angel patch

Greeting cards x2

Posters x5

Art print

Calendar

Ramin based doll

Phantom doll + Ayesha

Snerik

Pen

Mardi Gras coin

Felt Raoul and Erik

Francœur bean

Small hand painted canvas

25th Anniversary limited edition boxed set

Canada gift bag

Mexico phone card

Japanese train card x2

Trading card

Lon Chaney money

Lon Chaney stamp

Pencil

Phone case

Gift bag

Japanese posters x6

Herbert Lom ad stamp

Complete LND London draft script

Blanket

Operetta

34th Anniversary blank playbill sticker sheets

Goosebumps pen

Goosebumps magnet

Goosebumps stickers x9

Bendyfigs phantom

German postcard

Angel of Music coffee

Where Dreams Descend popcorn holder

Raoul and Christine art print

Large paper bag

1994 calendar

Ireland phone card

Movie screening invite

German something?

Frame

Vegas key card

Angel of music bear

Tea towels x2

Mask sticker

Blockbuster card

Phantom press invite

Mini 2004 scrapbook

Playing cards

Assorted Japanese 2004 film memorabilia(10 pieces)

2004 film poster and booklet

1999 ticket info

2023 newspaper clippings

Gingerbread ornament

Aussie keychain

Phantom/Christine blanket

2011 wall calendar

2012 wall calendar

2013 wall calendar

Angel ornament

Universal Erik doll

Sarah/Steve Ad

1993 calendar

2004 Mylar

1995 calendar

Italy confetti

Crawford ornament

Halloween figure

Matchbox

Soap?

Heart frame

Jewelry

Pins x11

Charm bracelet

Necklace x2

Key chains x14

Replica Ring

Hair bow x2

Think of Me hair clips

Jewelry pouch

Music Boxes

Square black jewelry music box

Il Muto

Limited Edition boat scene

Boat Scene

Phantom and Christine wedding

Porcelain signs x2

Limited edition mirror scene

Mirror scene

Mirror

Limited edition MotN

Red Death

Throne water globe

Music water globe

Phantom w/ stick water globe

Rooftop water globe

Russian egg(?)

Mirror scene water globe

Phantom w/ stick

Phantom in throne

Monkey music box

Limited edition Jack in the box

Boat scene water globe(broken globe)

Russian egg (?? Missing top)

Small music box(no music)

Universal Phantom and Christine

Phantom and Christine with Marni

Opera House

Phantom Automata

Madame Alexander Christine Doll

Broken Mirror

Erik and Christine porcelain figure

Music pedestal

Clothing

Socks

Glow in the dark boxers

Night shirt

Phantom BWay x2

Sydney Harbour shirt

Christine dressing gown VTC

Peacock dress

US tour grey shirt

Christmas Sweatshirt

Toronto shirt

Candy of the Opera

1988 mask shirt

Phantom of the Opry shirt

New York shirt

Mask sweatshirt

Ghost Red Death Shirt

35th anniversary shirt

Italy shirt

Programs/Playbills/ETC

Loose understudy slips x14

Ticket stubs x11

Newspaper clippings

Mini flyers x6

Flyers x40

Ken Hill souvenir program

2004 film souvenir program

ALW souvenir programs x49

BWAY playbills x63

Signed playbills x12

Tour playbills x20

London programs x18

YK phantom playbill

World tour playbill

Melbourne playbill

Robert Englund film souvenir program

Italy program

Sweden program

Music Books

ALW piano x3(easy, intermediate, expert)

2004 film

YK phantom

LND London

I can honestly say this may not even be everything because sometimes I forget to add new acquisitions to the list. If there’s anything on the list you wanna see pics of, I’m happy to share!

[andrewknightley]

1, 6 y 30!!

1. what is your favorite film of all time?

You can't do this to me.... this is the holy trinity of My fav movies (also Hot Fuzz but I like TWE more)

El Dorado is probs the movie I watched more ever like if someone puts it on I always watch the whole thing again (I prefer it spanish dub), D.E.B.S. is a masterpiece and everything I ever want in life and in cinema and TWE just makes me insane but you all know that.

6. do you prefer movie theaters or your couch?

Cinema theater babyyyy, you just see all the details better and Feel The Experience....

30. are you looking forward to any upcoming releases?

you know it..... .is dead reckoning part 2.... Also Spiderverse part 2 ..... Idk what other movies are coming... anything Edgar Wright is making and the next Nick Frost movies too, and the next Angela Robinson proyects...

EDIT: I FORGOT KNIVES OUT 3... also of edgar wright super looking forward to Seconds (a timetravelling story by the guy of scott pilgrim i love)

(Questions)

[matt0044]

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Gossip Girl Playlists: Theatre Kid AU edition! —Blair’s

[Dan's] [Nate's] [Serena's]

I don’t even remember exactly how this started, but it’s @strideofpride’s fault. 

The concept began as: if they were in this world, what would be in the GG mains’ MT books? What would be their go-to song? Their 16 bar cut? And then, I got on spotify, and got wayyyy too carried away (typical me), and it sort of morphed into: what are the NJBC’s (plus Daniel’s) senior musical theatre recital programs? And now I have this: a quartet of playlists of repertoire handpicked by me for these fake people, and I am very proud of them. 

All selections based on my very particular taste, honed from a childhood in community theater, an adolescence in high school musicals, and a 4 year degree from a majority musical theatre school

And, as in the tradition of Glee and all plays within a play, the rep reflects something profoundly personal about the character, because you know I love a theme. 

the meta:

Blair could be nothing but the ingenue right??? She wants to be the lead, the romantic girl, the one who gets to fall in love and gets the happy ending at every curtain. She wants to be the star. 

Her voice: born to be the golden age ingenue. I actually have a lot of Thoughts on how modern singers sing this music (snobby bitchy angry thoughts), and I am inclined to think Blair would agree with me. And I didn’t quite know what it was until I was talking with my dad about a production of Fiddler I just saw with the worst “Far From the Home I Love” I ever heard but I digress and I told him: “these women. Sing like they know what an email is.” and that’s the thing. Blair as an MT though, she would bring in that warmth, that roundedness. 

References: Kelli O’Hara, Audra McDonald, Pippa Soo, Cristin Miloti, Judy Garland, and a girl in my class in undergrad who I swear to god was Shirley Jones’ second coming. She’s also a pageant queen, so let’s call her Miss Iowa 

the tracklist:

The Beauty Is — The Light in the Piazza

Now, most people would go for the title song of this musical, but I think Blair would prefer the technical challenge of the ingenue’s first solo. 

Now, there was once this guy, Richard Rodgers, and he was a god of song, and he had this grandson, Adam Guettel, and Adam Guettel is a god damn genius, and has, sadly, written so few masterpieces for us to enjoy. (is it bc he and his muse Kelli O’Hara broke up? Who’s to say). But he gave us this opus, a neoromantic musical callback to his ancestor’s work, about an american woman and her daughter that travel to Florence on vacation, and they get swept up in the city, and ROMANCE. 

Clara wanders the Uffizi Gallery, musing about humanity and thinking about the boy who saved her hat from being blown away

Much More — The Fantasticks

It’s the world’s longest running musical ever, so it must be doing something right! It’s an inverse Romeo and Juliet. Two fathers pretend to feud for years, to reverse psychology their children into falling in love. There’s also this spanish bandit? Idk. the fathers go a bit overboard with the plot and some strife happens, but there’s a happy ending!

The sheltered, but ambitious dreamer Luisa sings about living a grand life. She’s a little….out there, in a way that reminds me of baby blair of the early seasons. “Please god please don’t let me be normal!”

No One Else — Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812

Dave Malloy knew that, unlike Les Mis, the only way to get away with a War and Peace: The Musical musical was to zero in on only one section. Galaxy brained. And you just KNOW that Blair Waldorf would be so so so into playing Natasha Rostova. (Pippa Soo leads with the belt in the recording, bc she’s amazing at it, but I see Blair adding her own Kelli O’Hara mix to it).

This has become thee ingenue song of contemporary lit. Natasha Rostova, dreamer and romantic, waits and waits and waits in Moscow for her fiance Andrey to return from the war. 

Just You Wait — My Fair Lady

Blair would ever-so-deftly do a Pygmalion/Taming of the Shrew set for her recital. I just know she would. 

Eliza Doolittle, fed up with her tutor Henry Higgins’ bullshit, is determined to prove him wrong. She shall be a lady, and show him the fuck UP.

I Hate Men — Kiss Me, Kate

A play within a play! Lilli Vanessi is playing Katherine in a new musical of Taming of the Shrew, which forces her to work with her ex. She is Not Amused. 

Show Me — My Fair Lady

Another song where Eliza Doolittle has HAD it. This time with young Freddy, whose more a words than actions guy. 

Everybody Loves Louis — Sunday in the Park with George

Sondheim wrote a whole-ass musical based on a painting and it is a goddamn masterpiece! Plus like, the name in the song, it was too perfect to pass up. 

Famous (not yet) painter, George Seuraut’s love interest Dot (I know lmao), compares the absentminded George to the attentive baker Louis, and makes her choice. 

Getting Married Today — Company

Next in her Sondheim set, from the classic introspective comedy on adulthood and adult relationships. Patter song of all time. Also so very close to blair’s show arc that I HAD to do it. 

Amy gets a mad case of cold feet right before walking down the aisle to marry Paul. 

Raunchy — 110 in the Shade

From the dream team that gave us the Fantasticks: this bop

Lizzie, a lovely, headstrong spinster, spry of wit and sharp of tongue, day dreams about stepping out of her comfort zone, and being the center of attention. 

Sooner or Later — Dick Tracy

Not technically a musical, Sondheim wrote this for the 90s movie Dick Tracy & Madonna. The definitive femme fatale ballad. 

Breathless Mahoney—I swear to god that’s the character’s name—is a nightclub singer and mobster girlfriend and should probs be in witness protection. She sings this song instead. 

Its Gotta Be Bad to Be Good

A cabaret song by Lenny Bernstein. I like this recording bc it’s the right balance of schmultzy and technical. And it fits how I imagine Blair would sing it. (like the float at the end? So very Blair.)

Circus

Again, not from a show, Drew Gasparini is a fabulous composer, but as of right now, most of his releases are great concepts for shows that haven’t been on a major stage. Maybe if we stopped all this jukebox nonsense but that’s none of my business

Anyways, I love this song. He really did write Victoria Pedretti in You, the Song, before You was even a thing. It’s that right level of batshit insane that Blair inhabits so well, but rarely really shows. I can see the gang convincing her to program this because it plays to a different facet of her personality than all the ingenue stuff. And that facet is: terrifying. 

Honey Bun — South Pacific

Blair was born to sing all the R&H girls. Nellie I think is one where her and Serena’s types and strengths overlap, which of course is rich with story opportunity!

The nurses and GIs at this WWII base put on a Follies production of their own for some holiday cheer. Nellie closes out the show with this number. Idk if they meant for it to come off so gay, but I aint mad about it. 

People Will Say We’re in Love (duet w/ Dan) — Oklahoma!

This was a late addition, but when I thought of it I couldn’t NOT. It’s about the Plausible Deniability™ 

In a small cowtown (where a certain blogger went to preschool winkwonk) Laurey and Curly insist that they do not like each other! Nope!

What Do You Call A Man Like That? — The Bridges of Madison County

Mmmm okay so, this is one of my favorite musicals ever, and it may just have to do with the time in my life that I got into it, but I think it is truly underrated and beautiful and really the only JRB that’s worth the hype of his name (she says even though there is a L5Y playlist on Spotify that she made herself). It’s based off the novel and the film (starring Meryl Streep!) and it combines the lady country heartland style of middle america with big sweeping italian romanticism, giving us this golden age in the 21st century sound and we didn’t appreciate it enough!!!!

(maybe I only like it because Kelli O’Hara sings it and Steven Pasquale is a DILF, idc. I’m right.)

Francesca, an Italian war wife who moved to Iowa after marrying an american GI, is now a housewife with two teenage kids. Her husband and kids go away for a farmer’s convention (county fair), and while they’re away, she runs into and falls for Robert, a Nat Geo photographer who, again, is a hunk. She sings this song after their first meeting and trip to the famous covered bridge. “He’s so sincere, what the fuck is up with that?” daircore

The Gentleman Is a Dope — Allegro

Daircore

Kind of an oddball complicated flop for R&H, but it brought us this song, so it’s a winner. Emily, Dr. Joseph Taylor Jr.’s colleague, thinks he’s an idiot [affectionate].

If You Want Me — Once

A departure from the old world mt that’s dominated this playlist, but I think, in a world of Blair, consummate theater kid, who absolutely stuck with piano because it suited her ambitious end to stardom, would be really good at this role. Is it because I think Meester and Milioti have similar voices and vibes? Maybe. But the contemporary music in this isn’t like 21st century MT. it’s folk and indie, and I think Blair could inhabit that very well. And she’s got the range for this vocalizing

Brought together by music, a Girl in Dublin plays another song written by some Guy, hinting that she’s begun to fall for him. even though she’s married 

The Hill — Once

All of the above. And just think about her sitting at the piano and singing this, like — 

It’s The Number, the italicized “oh” number. 

The Man that Got Away — A Star is Born (1954)

The second film in a legendary saga. Really a vehicle for Judy to make us FEEL things. Like with this number. You may recognize it from the other GG. 

La Vie en Rose — as performed by Ute Lemper

You know she would. 

What Good Would the Moon Be? — Street Scene

The Weil Foundation owes me money for talking up this show, but honestly, it’s so good. At least, the half-hour chunk I’ve shoehorned into these playlists is. 

Rose’s skeazy boss insists that he could make her a star, but she elegantly and eloquently shuts him down with this cavatina

Simple Little Things — 110 in the Shade

It’s about the pure and simple love, babes!

In a deep philosophical discussion with the handsome stranger that’s new in town, Lizzie defends her own dreams

When Did I Fall in Love? — Fiorello

I may have gone overboard with the schmulz in this playlist, but like, it’s Blair, so…

Thea LaGuardia, as her husband Fiorello runs for mayor of NYC in 1929, is shocked to discover she’s actually in love with the guy. 

Time After Time — Cyndi Lauper (as performed by Morgan James and Doug Wamble)

guitar!Dan agenda strikes again.

[fabien-euskadi]

2, 4, 12, 15

(Thank you very much - and forgive me for taking so long, but the answers are also long and they needed some time)

2.Are you outgoing or shy?

Both. It all depends on the energy/vibes I get from the people around me. If I start looking too defensive or too uncomfortable, that means there is something genuinely wrong with that person.  If I get excessively outgoing, that means that I am trying too mask the fact that I am genuinely uncomfortable with the people around me - and I would give one of my kidneys to get out of there in less than a second. However, if I happen to receive good vibes, I become far more balanced - neither mute nor too expansive.

4.Are you easy to get along with?

This is a simple question that should lead a simple answer. Yet, that's precisely the opposite.

First things first, I am not everyone's cup of tea. Many shall call me weird or, eventually eccentric. But when you have a certain degree of independence, being weird is a luxury you can afford. In other words,  I am just being myself, in a wolrd where most people feel they have to fit in. I have my own set of rules. Trust and respect are at the top of the list, and I know that most humans - worthless fools guided by ego and vanity - don't understand (or aknowledge) these two concepts.

However, make no mistake, I am also very selective when it comes to the people I get along with. That's why I have few friends, and few relatives I still get along with. But those who are in my inner circle know that they can count on me no matter what - and I know I can always count on them.

So, answering to the question if I am easy to get along with: it depends.

12.What are your 5 favorite songs right now?

This is a somehow aleatory list of five songs that I’ve been listening lately. There is no particular order in this list, that, truth to be told, could also have several other songs:

- Of Michael The Archangel And Lucifer's Fall - Luca Turilli’s Rhapsody. it’s a shame that, technically, speaking, this band no longer exists (even if there are still two bands called “Rhapsody” and one of them with Luca Turilli... but that is a very, very, very complicated story). The truth is this song is nothing short of a masterpiece.

- Beneath The Surface - Dream Theater. These lyrics hit me with the kindness of a gunshot.

- Lucifer Rising - Inkubus Sukkubus. This song is strangely addictive. Oddly enough, I’ve only discovered this band a few weeks ago. And no, if you don’t know Inkubus Sukkubus, they are not a black metal band - far from it. Actually, they are not a metal band at all.

- Lost in Time - Insania Stockholm. The intro of this song is mesmerizing, but the rest of it sounds a lot like Stratovarius.

 - The Sails Of Charon - Scorpions. A 1977 masterpiece, years before the band adopted a far more commercial approach. Uli Jon Roth's guitar solo influenced countless great guitarists.

15.What good thing happened this summer?

This has been a very eventful Summer, mixed with a period of some lethargy. One of the good things was the return of my Spanish road trips, something I was forced to do during the pandemic. But the greatest thing that happened this summer was the fact that I managed to fix (or get someone to fix) a huge number of issues in my home; that means that I am not only more comfortable, but I am now able to get visits again - and that is important when one lives alone and, at least, 225 kilometres away from any friends or relatives.

However, the great news of this summer may still be on the horizon. In September, I will finally know if I was accepted - or not - to my PhD. That means that, in roughly two weeks, I shall have the best news of the summer - or, eventually, the biggest disappointment.

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Feast for the Feelings: 9 Exceptional Restaurants in Barcelona

Nestled over the sun-kissed shores of the Mediterranean, Barcelona is a city that captivates the senses, perhaps not least through its lively culinary scene. From charming neighborhood bistros to avant-garde food temples, Barcelona offers a gastronomic adventure like no other. Let's take a tantalizing journey through a few of the city's most attractive restaurants, wherever every bite shows a story.

Seats: As you stage in to Tickets, you enter a whimsical earth wherever culinary artistry matches fun innovation. That avant-garde tapas club, helmed by the renowned Adria brothers, delights diners using its creative small dishes, each a masterpiece of quality and presentation.

Disfrutar: From the same creative heads behind the renowned elBulli, Disfrutar takes diners on a gastronomic voyage through cutting-edge Catalan cuisine. With its glossy modernist design and meticulously constructed recipes, this Michelin-starred restaurant claims an unique dining experience. Restaurantes en Barcelona

Can Solé: Saved in the wonderful Barceloneta town, May Solé exudes old-world attraction and authenticity. Specializing in seafood, this precious institution has been helping up standard Catalan cost since 1903, making a reputation because of its exquisite paellas and fresh-off-the-boat fish dishes.

Club Canete: A vibrant tapas bar overflowing with power and flavor, Club Canete is a well liked among natives and readers alike. Here, you are able to enjoy in classic Spanish tapas with a modern perspective, followed closely by an extraordinary collection of wines and sherries.

El Xampanyet: For a style of Barcelona's wealthy culinary history, search no further than El Xampanyet. This historic tavern, dating back to 1929, is distinguished for the traditional Catalan dishes, including satisfying stews, savory montaditos, and, obviously, their namesake sparkling wine.

Dos Palillos: At Dos Palillos, Chef Albert Raurich blends the striking styles of Asia with the standard materials of Catalonia, causing a culinary mix that delights the palate. Collection within the sleek confines of the Casa Van hotel, this Michelin-starred cafe provides an modern tasting selection that forces the limits of gastronomic creativity.

Tickets Marisquería: From the exact same group behind Tickets, Passes Marisquería is a seafood lover's paradise. Emerge a vibrant seafood market-inspired space, that cafe exhibits the finest fruits of the ocean, from succulent oysters to delicate ceviches, all offered with style and finesse.

El Quim delaware la Boqueria: Tantalizing scents and colorful shows greet you as you enter the bustling Boqueria Market, home to El Quim delaware manhattan project Boqueria. This favorite tapas club provides a front-row chair to the vibrant culinary theater of the market, where you are able to trial a number of market-fresh recipes organized with passion and skill.

Seats VerMUTerie: Rounding out the Passes empire is Passes VerMUTerie, a charming vermouth club that gives honor to Barcelona's precious aperitif culture. Here, you can drink on skillfully crafted vermouth drinks while savoring a range of creative small bites, which makes it an ideal place to begin or end your culinary trip through Barcelona.

In Barcelona, dining isn't more or less sustenance; it's a party of culture, imagination, and community. Whether you're savoring traditional tapas in a bustling tavern or embarking on a culinary odyssey through the avant-garde masterpieces of Michelin-starred chefs, each cafe offers a unique glimpse into the rich tapestry of Catalan cuisine. Therefore come, move up a couch, and make to food your path through the flavors of Barcelona. ¡Buen provecho!

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Philippine theater Philippine theater before is just forms of rituals, songs, and dancecs until the spaniards came. They influence us and introduced dramas like zaruzuelas to teach various tribes about christianity and religion. Zaruzuela - spanish opera Francisco Balagtas - author of the famous awit, florante at laura - the word balagtasan was named after hi, - maria asuncion rivera became inspiration of his works Severino Reyes - filipino writer, dramist, and playwright - father of tagalog zaruzuela - best masterpiece known as walang sugat Dr. Ricardo Abad - director and actor - creates an adaptation of western drama but makes it Filipino and Asian Salvador Bernal - professionally developed and raised theatrical design in the Philippines into an art form - father of theatrical design - part of Teatro pilipino, Tanghalang pilipino, metropolitan theater - made sarusuela stage and elevated eye

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"The Burial of the Count of Orgaz" is a artrenowned painting by Domenico Theotocopoulos (1541-1614), called El Greco, was born in Greece.

Settled in the Spanish city of Toleto in 1578. Is prominent Spanish Renaissance artist, created in 1586–1588, it depicts a legend involving the nobleman Don Gonzalo Ruíz, Count of Orgaz, who was known for his philanthropy towards the church in Toledo, Spain.

The legend goes that when the Count of Orgaz passed away, Saint Stephen and Saint Augustine descended from heaven to bury him personally, placing his body in the tomb. The painting showcases this scene, with the saints depicted in the act of placing the count's body into the tomb while surrounded by numerous figures witnessing the miraculous event.

El Greco's masterpiece not only exemplifies his distinctive style, characterized by elongated figures and vibrant colors but also captures the spiritual and supernatural elements of the legend, blending the earthly and heavenly realms in a dramatic and compelling composition.

El Greco left numerous works, including: The Burial of the Count of Orgaz, Molina and Galderón, dedicating himself to theater, having written Dom Gil of the Green Pants and Life is a Dream, respectively.

He was also the author of several plays and the book of poems Arcadia, Cervantes and the creator, among other works, of the famous Don Quixote, which satirized medieval chivalric novels.

image: By El Greco - Unknown photographer, Public Domain, source: https://encurtador.com.br/nEHX6

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"O Enterro do Conde de Orgaz" é uma pintura de renome de Domenico Theotocopoulos (1541-1614), chamado El Greco, nascido na Grécia.

Estabeleceu-se na cidade espanhola de Toleto em 1578. É um proeminente artista renascentista espanhol, criado em 1586-1588, que retrata uma lenda envolvendo o nobre Don Gonzalo Ruíz, conde de Orgaz, conhecido por sua filantropia para com a igreja de Toledo, Espanha. .

Reza a lenda que quando o Conde de Orgaz faleceu, Santo Estêvão e Santo Agostinho desceram do céu para sepultá-lo pessoalmente, colocando o seu corpo no túmulo. A pintura mostra esta cena, com os santos retratados no ato de colocar o corpo do conde no túmulo, rodeados por inúmeras figuras que testemunham o acontecimento milagroso.

A obra-prima de El Greco não só exemplifica o seu estilo distinto, caracterizado por figuras alongadas e cores vibrantes, mas também capta os elementos espirituais e sobrenaturais da lenda, misturando os reinos terrestre e celeste numa composição dramática e convincente.

El Greco deixou inúmeras obras, entre elas: O Enterro do Conde de Orgaz, Molina e Galderón, dedicando-se ao teatro, tendo escrito Dom Gil das Calças Verdes e A Vida é um Sonho, respectivamente.

Foi também autor de diversas peças e do livro de poemas Arcádia, Cervantes e criador, entre outras obras, do famoso Dom Quixote, que satirizava romances de cavalaria medievais. @edisonblog

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Eternal Epoxy: Your Path to Transformed Tampa Flooring"

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Our commitment to eco-friendly practices ensures that your space remains clean and safe during the renovation process. Advanced dust extraction systems and the use of water-based sealers and coatings are all part of our mission to contribute to a healthier environment. We understand that every floor is unique, and so are your needs. At Eternal Epoxy, we take pride in providing customized solutions to ensure your satisfaction with the end result.

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Tampa's Culinary Renaissance: A Taste of Florida's Food Scene

Tampa is experiencing a culinary renaissance that is putting the city on the map as a top food destination in Florida. With a rich cultural tapestry and a passion for innovation, Tampa's dining scene has evolved to offer a diverse and delectable array of flavors. From traditional Cuban delicacies to fusion experiments that push the boundaries of taste, Tampa's food scene has something for every palate.

One standout feature of Tampa's food culture is its Cuban influence. Ybor City, a historic neighborhood, is the epicenter of Cuban cuisine in the city. Visitors can savor authentic Cuban sandwiches, slow-roasted pork, and delicious empanadas. The Columbia Restaurant, Florida's oldest restaurant, serves up traditional Spanish and Cuban dishes in a charming, historic setting, making it a must-visit for those seeking a taste of Tampa's rich cultural heritage.

Tampa's culinary scene isn't limited to traditional fare. The city has witnessed a surge in farm-to-table restaurants and innovative fusion cuisine. Local chefs are combining global flavors with fresh, locally sourced ingredients, creating dishes that are both mouthwatering and Instagram-worthy. From seafood specialties inspired by Tampa Bay's waters to inventive takes on Southern comfort food, the city's culinary offerings continue to surprise and delight food enthusiasts, making Tampa an exciting destination for foodies.

Tampa's Treasure: The Historic Tampa Theatre

Nestled in the heart of downtown Tampa, Florida, the Historic Tampa Theatre stands as a cultural gem and a testament to the city's rich history. This magnificent landmark, often referred to as "Florida's Most Spectacular Theatre," is a true architectural marvel that has captured the hearts of residents and visitors alike for nearly a century.

Built in 1926, the Tampa Theatre is a masterpiece of the Mediterranean Revival style, featuring a stunning blend of grandeur and whimsy. Its striking marquee, adorned with light bulbs that create a dazzling display at night, beckons patrons to step inside and experience the magic of the silver screen. What makes this theater even more special is its Mighty Wurlitzer organ, which is played before many shows, adding an enchanting touch to the cinematic experience.

One fascinating fact about the Tampa Theatre is its preservation. In the 1970s, the theatre narrowly escaped demolition, and thanks to a dedicated group of citizens, it was saved, restored, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Today, this historic venue hosts a wide range of events, including classic and independent films, concerts, and special events, making it a vibrant cultural hub in the heart of Tampa. The Tampa Theatre is not just a place to watch movies; it's a time machine that transports visitors to a bygone era of elegance and entertainment, making it a must-visit landmark for anyone exploring the city.

Florida's Hidden History: St. Augustine, the Oldest City in the U.S.

While many people associate Florida with its modern cities and stunning beaches, the state also holds a rich and lesser-known historical treasure - St. Augustine, the oldest city in the United States. Established in 1565 by Spanish explorers, this charming city on the northeastern coast of Florida predates the Pilgrims' arrival at Plymouth Rock by over 40 years, making it a unique and captivating piece of American history.

One of the most interesting aspects of St. Augustine is its remarkable preservation of historical landmarks. The Castillo de San Marcos, a 17th-century fortress constructed by the Spanish to protect their interests in the New World, stands as a testament to the city's storied past. This centuries-old structure is made of coquina, a locally quarried shellstone, and is a National Monument that visitors can explore, gaining insight into the strategic importance of the city throughout various colonial periods.

St. Augustine's Old City is a picturesque area filled with narrow cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and charming shops and restaurants. The Spanish colonial architecture, combined with a rich tapestry of cultures and influences, creates a unique atmosphere that transports visitors back in time. The Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park, a site associated with Ponce de Leon's legendary quest for the fountain of youth, is another attraction that adds to the city's historical allure. In St. Augustine, history comes alive through living history events, reenactments, and the authentic feel of the city itself. It's a destination that offers not only a glimpse into the past but also a deep appreciation for the diverse heritage that has shaped the United States. St. Augustine remains a hidden gem for history enthusiasts and anyone seeking a deeper connection to the nation's past, all within the sunny and welcoming embrace of the Sunshine State.

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Movies I watched this Week # 146 (Year 3/Week 42):

The wolf house, a very disturbing and very unique nightmare from Chile. A dark, adult stop-motion animated art film about an abused little girl who tries to mentally escape from some kind of a frightening colony. All the reviews I read consider this one of the most insane and mesmerizing films ever made. Similar in style to Jan Švankmajer and Yuri Norstein.

The story is narrated in Spanish and German, and is rendered extra horrifying, because it was 'inspired' by the real-life story of 'Colonia Dignidad'. This was a secluded, barbed-wired camp in Chile, which for decades operated as religious center for a cult of Nazi pedophiles, who slaved, abused and tortured generations of young natives, especially during the Pinochet years.

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🍿 Another bizarre film [Found on somebody's list of 'weirdest movies of all time'] is The Dancing Pig from 1907. A short burlesque piece about a naked, anthropomorphic pig dancing on a stage with a woman. There are other versions, each with its own music, which gives each one a different interpretation, just as Eisenstein said.

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2 by Spanish director Rodrigo Sorogoyen:

🍿 The beasts, an extremely tense thriller about xenophobia, based on a real event. An older French couple moves into a remote Galician village in the countryside (in Spain), and tries to build a quiet life there growing vegetables. But a neighbor dispute with some locals escalates and ends badly. It's like a darker, modern day 'Manon of the spring', or 'Straw dogs' without the blatant violence. Denis Ménochet is terrific. The score is eerie with dissonant tambourine sounds. 9/10.

🍿 Mother (“Madre”) is a tight short, filmed exclusively inside of an apartment (and nearly all of it in one shot) which becomes increasingly horrifying as the story draws out. A woman receives a phone call from her 6-year-old son, who had gone on vacation with his dad. But the child calls to say that he's lost and alone on a beach somewhere, and he can't say - before his battery runs out - if they are still in Spain or in France.

Sorogoyen expanded this tense nugget of panic into a full feature 2 years later. I'll probably watch it as well.

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Re-watch: Bergman's 1958 gothic horror story The magician ("Ansiktet"). The enigmatic 'Vogler's Magnetic Health Theater' plays stage tricks and spiritual magic in front of a skeptical audience. With all of Bergman's ensemble players (except of Liv Ullmann). 100% on Rotten Tomatoes. 9/10.

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2 more by Douglas Sirk:

🍿 Magnificent Obsession, my second romantic soapie starring Rock Hudson and Jane Wyman (Last week I saw their 'All that heaven allows'). It's a weepie melodrama full of chick-flick tropes: A handsome, spoiled millionaire who atones for his rude behavior by turning his life around, dedicating himself to selfless philanthropy, a love story that survives all hardships, blindness that is caused by a car accident, but is healed when the only surgeon who loves the patient operates to remove an unrelated tumor, etc. etc. I loved that the "Magnificent obsession" concept is being symmetrically introduced at 52:00, the exact middle of the film.

🍿 Imitation of Life, Sirk's last American film, opens with a montage of shower of diamonds, and ends with Mahalia Jackson funeral singing at a black church. In between it lays it thick with a melodrama about two single mothers, one white and one black, and their two daughters, one of which passes for white, and tries to hide her heritage. With Dan O'Herlihy who played Buñuel's Robinson Crusoe. (Photo Above).

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The cow ("Gaav", 1969), the first masterpiece of the Iranian New Wave. A deeply resonant story of a simple villager whose only precious possession in the world is his cow, which (like in the Kelly Reichardt film), is the first and only cow in this village. This is maybe the most primitive locale I've ever seen on film, just some mud houses built around a waterhole in the middle of a barren desert. But the small community is cohesive and everybody tries to help the despondent peasant when his cow suddenly dies. The black & white cinematography is stunningly beautiful, and the emotional punch of the story is carefully timed. This was one of the Ayatollah Khomeini's favorite films, and may have helped keep the Iranian film industry alive after the Islamic revolution. 9/10.

Sadly, the director, Mehrjui and as well as his wife, were murdered last week, after he publicly denounced the state censorship. RIP, Dariush Mehrjui!

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2 by iconoclast Joseph Strick;

🍿“Hey. How’s your middle leg, darling?…”

After watching a new 15 minutes segment from 'Great Books Explained' channel about James Joyce's Ulysses, I decided to watch the then-controversial 1967 adaptation. This is my 2nd Joyce adaptation (After John Huston's wondrous 'The Dead').

I'm glad that I read all of Joyce (Except of 'Finnegans Wake' of course) when I was younger. I miss reading and I hope that I'll pick up the habit again before I die.

I was skeptical about any effort to turn the rich virtuosity and Stream of consciousness of the original into a movie, especially when it updated the story from 1904 to the 1960's. But I loved it nevertheless. Blasphemous and sensuous, it fetishes much of Joyce's Dublin mythology; The musical life, politics, landmarks, even some of the melodious language. Milo O'Shea, (who looked exactly like the Israeli poet Pinhas Sadeh), was memorable, sad and sensual; I need to look for more of his movies. Molly's 20-minute inner monologue was wonderful. 8/10.

🍿 Strick's 1948 short documentary Muscle Beach, when it was still located by the Santa Monica Pier. A wholesome, innocent look at the emerging counterculture of bodybuilders, and the adoring children running around the waterfront. 8/10.

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4 more short films:

🍿 La Fonte des neiges (AKA "Thawing out") is a unique little French film about a 12-year-old boy, whose young mom brings with her for a vacation at a nudist colony. In the beginning, he's not too keen to be there, but after meeting a pretty girl, he 'thaws out'. In spite of the overall nudity, it's a sweet, wholesome story.

🍿 In the Israeli animated short A letter to a pig, an old holocaust survivor tells a class of teenage students how he hid in a dirty pigsty. Rendered in a beautiful surreal style.

🍿 A new Irish version of Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf, animated in a lovely black & white style with some red accents here and there. Written by Bono, and using a narrator whose conspiratorial voice distract from the visuals. 4/10.

🍿 Feral, made by a Portuguese animator, about a wild child brought back into civilization. Nominated for Oscar in 2013. Now I want to watch Truffaut's 'L'Enfant sauvage' again.

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My first (?) by Rouben Mamoulian, the musical Silk stockings. A ludicrous political story about Soviet communism vs. American capitalist hedonism. Syd Charisse, the tough (but sexy) Russian operative abandons her principles as soon as she's wooed by Fred Astaire (here named “Steve"!) and learns the meaning of "love". All are enchanted by the irresistible magic of "Gay Paree". Most of the tunes were sub-par, but the best dance and song numbers are superb.

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2 by Antoine Fuqua:

🍿 "When you pray for rain, you gotta deal with the mud too".

Because I watch so few vigilante-action movies, I liked the Denzel vehicle The Equalizer, especially the reflective, quiet parts. Part All-powerful Jedi, part Almighty Janitor, he's a Home Depot James Bond who never sleeps, and very good at killing people. 5/10.

🍿 Brooklyn's Finest, another gritty crime film, about 3 separate "bad" NYC cops, who get to meet in one location in the projects for a final "Ballet of death". One is an uncover cop, who betrays his friends, one steals money from drug raids in order to support his family, and Richard Gere is a week from retirement, and he doesn't care at all about anything. Thankfully, he is able to heroically save some young sex slaves, and for that, he's the only one to survive.

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"I can't be a father of anything. I don't even read the newspapers."

Dark horse is my second quirky film by Icelandic director Dagur Kári (After the terrific ‘Virgin mountain’). Completely off-beat 'Indie' style story of two Danish slackers in Copenhagen who both fall in love with the same girl working in a bakery. Precious and humane.

With young Nicolas Bro. The trailer. 7/10.

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After 'Monty Python’s Flying Circus' ended, Graham Chapman worked with an up-and-coming young writer named Douglas Adams on a new sketch comedy show for the BBC. It was called Out of the Trees, and it bombed. Only one episode was made, and that aired only once, on January 10, 1976. It was considered lost, but 30 years later, a single copy surfaced. Now that it’s available on YouTube, it’s terrible by all means. With annoying laugh tracks and without the synergy of the other Pythons. 1/10.

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The Onion used to be cutting edge & prophetic in the old days, when they published 'Our Long National Nightmare Of Peace And Prosperity Is Finally Over' four days before Bush inauguration, or when they re-publish ‘No Way To Prevent This,’ Says Only Nation Where This Regularly Happens, every time there's a 'big’ mass shooting.

But these days are long gone. Life absurdities have caught up to the satire, and when they tried to come The Onion Movie it wasn't there any more. A movie so bad, it couldn't get distribution. A long string of comedy sketches, out of which about 15 were very funny. But it wasn't 'Airplane!', Saturday Night Live, Zucker, Abrahams and Zucker or even National Lampoon. And the main guy was definitely no Lesley Nielsen. 2/10.

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3 times Honk; The first by Cyriak, and a follow up from Mr. weebl. Also, an old one by Felix Colgrave.

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(My complete movie list is here)

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Throughout history, there have been remarkable individuals whose paths never crossed, despite living in the same era. These great men, distinguished in their respective fields, missed the opportunity to meet and interact with one another. Whether due to geographical barriers, conflicting pursuits, or untimely circumstances, their paths diverged, leaving us to ponder the potential impact of their encounter. In this exploration, we will delve into the lives of these extraordinary figures, examining their contributions and the reasons behind their missed encounters. From literary giants to political leaders and social activists, their stories illuminate the intriguing possibilities and complexities of history. Join us as we uncover the tales of great men who never met, yet shaped the world around them in remarkable ways. William Shakespeare and Miguel de Cervantes William Shakespeare and Miguel de Cervantes are two of the most celebrated and influential writers in history, known for their significant contributions to literature. Although they lived during the same time period, there is no historical evidence to suggest that they ever met or directly interacted with each other. Let's delve into the lives and works of these literary icons individually: William Shakespeare (1564-1616): William Shakespeare was an English playwright, poet, and actor, widely regarded as one of the greatest writers in the English language. Born in Stratford-upon-Avon, England, in 1564, Shakespeare is believed to have written approximately 39 plays, including tragedies like "Hamlet," "Macbeth," and "Romeo and Juliet," as well as comedies like "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and "Twelfth Night." His works explored a wide range of themes, including love, power, ambition, and the complexities of human nature. Shakespeare's plays continue to be performed and studied extensively, making him an enduring figure in the literary world. Miguel de Cervantes (1547-1616): Miguel de Cervantes was a Spanish writer, poet, and playwright, best known for his masterpiece "Don Quixote." Born in Alcalá de Henares, Spain, in 1547, Cervantes is considered one of the greatest writers in the Spanish language. "Don Quixote," published in two parts in 1605 and 1615, is a satirical novel that follows the adventures of the deluded knight-errant, Don Quixote, and his loyal squire, Sancho Panza. The novel is renowned for its blending of humor, social commentary, and profound philosophical insights. Cervantes' work is widely regarded as a foundational piece of modern literature and has had a profound impact on subsequent generations of writers. While Shakespeare and Cervantes were active during the same time period, their geographical and linguistic differences may have contributed to their lack of interaction. Shakespeare primarily wrote in English, focusing on the English theater scene, while Cervantes wrote in Spanish, primarily for a Spanish-speaking audience. Furthermore, England and Spain were politically and culturally distinct, which might have limited opportunities for direct contact between the two literary giants. Despite not meeting in person, Shakespeare and Cervantes remain towering figures in the literary canon. Their works continue to be celebrated, studied, and performed worldwide, leaving a lasting legacy in the realm of literature. Thomas Jefferson and Napoleon Bonaparte Thomas Jefferson and Napoleon Bonaparte were two prominent figures who lived during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. While they were influential in their respective spheres, their lives and pursuits diverged significantly. Let's delve into the details of their individual contributions: Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826): Thomas Jefferson was an American Founding Father, the principal author of the United States Declaration of Independence, and the third President of the United States (1801-1809). Born in Virginia in 1743, Jefferson played a crucial role in shaping the early foundations of the United States.

He advocated for individual liberty, religious freedom, and the rights of the common people. As president, he oversaw the Louisiana Purchase, which doubled the size of the United States and initiated the Lewis and Clark Expedition to explore the western territories. Jefferson's intellectual prowess is also evident in his extensive writings, including his influential political treatise, "Notes on the State of Virginia." Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821): Napoleon Bonaparte, often referred to as Napoleon I, was a French military and political leader who rose to prominence during the French Revolution. Born in Corsica in 1769, he rapidly climbed the ranks of the military and eventually became the Emperor of the French from 1804 to 1814. Napoleon is widely recognized for his military genius and his significant impact on European history. He implemented numerous reforms, known as the Napoleonic Code, which reshaped legal systems across Europe. Napoleon engaged in extensive military campaigns, establishing French dominance over much of continental Europe before his eventual downfall and exile. Despite their overlapping timelines, Jefferson and Napoleon did not have any direct personal interactions or meetings. Geographically, they were situated on different sides of the Atlantic Ocean, with Jefferson being primarily focused on American affairs and Napoleon embroiled in European politics and military conquests. While they were both influential figures of their time, their paths simply did not converge. It is worth noting, however, that Jefferson did have indirect interactions with the aftermath of Napoleon's actions. The Louisiana Purchase, orchestrated by Jefferson, involved the acquisition of French-controlled territory in North America, a result of Napoleon's need for funds to sustain his military campaigns in Europe. Thomas Jefferson and Napoleon Bonaparte left enduring legacies in history, each having a profound impact on their respective nations and beyond. Jefferson's contributions to American democracy and individual liberties remain foundational to the United States, while Napoleon's military prowess and reforms left an indelible mark on Europe's political landscape. Mahatma Gandhi and Albert Einstein Mahatma Gandhi and Albert Einstein were two remarkable individuals who lived during the first half of the 20th century, each making significant contributions in their respective fields. Although their paths never crossed, their ideas and influence continue to resonate globally. Let's explore their lives and achievements in more detail: Mahatma Gandhi (1869-1948): Mahatma Gandhi, born Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, was an Indian political and spiritual leader who played a pivotal role in India's struggle for independence from British rule. Gandhi's philosophy of nonviolent resistance, known as Satyagraha, advocated for civil disobedience and peaceful protests as a means of achieving social and political change. He emphasized principles such as truth, nonviolence, and self-discipline. Gandhi's leadership and moral force inspired millions, and his efforts ultimately led to India's independence in 1947. He is widely regarded as one of the most influential figures of the 20th century. Albert Einstein (1879-1955): Albert Einstein was a German-born physicist who revolutionized our understanding of the natural world with his groundbreaking scientific theories. His theory of relativity, particularly the equation E=mc², transformed the understanding of energy, matter, and the fundamental laws of physics. Einstein's work laid the foundation for modern physics and had far-reaching implications, including advancements in nuclear energy and the development of the atomic bomb. Beyond his scientific contributions, Einstein was known for his advocacy of peace, human rights, and social justice. He was a prominent public figure and used his platform to address issues of global significance. Despite their parallel

existence during a time of significant social and scientific changes, Gandhi and Einstein never had the opportunity to meet. Their geographical separation and the divergent focuses of their work may have contributed to this lack of direct interaction. Gandhi primarily dedicated himself to India's struggle for independence and the promotion of nonviolence, while Einstein was engaged in scientific research and advocacy for various causes. However, it is worth mentioning that both Gandhi and Einstein recognized and respected each other's contributions. Einstein referred to Gandhi as a "role model for the generations to come" and praised his philosophy of nonviolence. Gandhi, in turn, appreciated Einstein's intellect and scientific discoveries. Although they did not meet, Gandhi and Einstein left indelible imprints on humanity. Gandhi's principles of nonviolence and Einstein's scientific advancements continue to inspire and shape the world today. Their legacies serve as a reminder of the power of ideas, compassion, and intellectual pursuit in making a lasting impact on society. Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X were two prominent figures in the American civil rights movement during the 1950s and 1960s. While they both fought against racial inequality and advocated for the rights of African Americans, their approaches and philosophies differed significantly. Let's delve into the details of their lives and contributions: Martin Luther King Jr. (1929-1968): Martin Luther King Jr. was an American Baptist minister and civil rights activist. Born in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1929, he became a key leader in the fight for racial equality. King was a proponent of nonviolent resistance, inspired by Mahatma Gandhi's philosophy of peaceful protest. He played a central role in organizing and leading influential campaigns such as the Montgomery Bus Boycott and the March on Washington. King's most famous speech, "I Have a Dream," delivered during the March on Washington in 1963, became an iconic call for racial justice and equality. He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964 for his nonviolent activism. Tragically, King was assassinated in 1968, leaving behind a powerful legacy of peaceful resistance and a vision for a more just society. Malcolm X (1925-1965): Malcolm X, born Malcolm Little, was an African American Muslim minister and human rights activist. He was a prominent advocate for black nationalism and self-defense. Malcolm X's early life was marked by hardship and involvement in criminal activities. During his imprisonment, he converted to Islam and became a member of the Nation of Islam (NOI). Malcolm X emerged as a charismatic and influential speaker, promoting self-determination and challenging the white power structure. He emphasized the need for black pride, self-respect, and self-defense against racial violence. However, after a pilgrimage to Mecca, Malcolm X underwent a transformation, adopting a more inclusive approach and distancing himself from the NOI's separatist ideology. Tragically, he was assassinated in 1965. While Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X both sought to address racial injustice and inequality, their strategies and ideologies diverged. King's nonviolent approach aimed to bring about change through peaceful means, while Malcolm X initially advocated for more aggressive measures, including self-defense and separatism. Despite these differences, both leaders recognized the urgency of the struggle for civil rights and made significant contributions to the movement. It is worth noting that towards the end of their lives, King and Malcolm X showed signs of potential ideological convergence. King began to focus more on economic justice and criticized the Vietnam War, while Malcolm X expressed a desire to work with other civil rights leaders. Unfortunately, their lives were cut short, leaving their potential meeting and further evolution of their ideas unrealized.

Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X continue to be revered as influential figures in the fight against racial inequality and discrimination. Their enduring legacies inspire ongoing conversations about the nature of social change, activism, and the pursuit of equality in America.

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Throughout history, there have been remarkable individuals whose paths never crossed, despite living in the same era. These great men, distinguished in their respective fields, missed the opportunity to meet and interact with one another. Whether due to geographical barriers, conflicting pursuits, or untimely circumstances, their paths diverged, leaving us to ponder the potential impact of their encounter. In this exploration, we will delve into the lives of these extraordinary figures, examining their contributions and the reasons behind their missed encounters. From literary giants to political leaders and social activists, their stories illuminate the intriguing possibilities and complexities of history. Join us as we uncover the tales of great men who never met, yet shaped the world around them in remarkable ways. William Shakespeare and Miguel de Cervantes William Shakespeare and Miguel de Cervantes are two of the most celebrated and influential writers in history, known for their significant contributions to literature. Although they lived during the same time period, there is no historical evidence to suggest that they ever met or directly interacted with each other. Let's delve into the lives and works of these literary icons individually: William Shakespeare (1564-1616): William Shakespeare was an English playwright, poet, and actor, widely regarded as one of the greatest writers in the English language. Born in Stratford-upon-Avon, England, in 1564, Shakespeare is believed to have written approximately 39 plays, including tragedies like "Hamlet," "Macbeth," and "Romeo and Juliet," as well as comedies like "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and "Twelfth Night." His works explored a wide range of themes, including love, power, ambition, and the complexities of human nature. Shakespeare's plays continue to be performed and studied extensively, making him an enduring figure in the literary world. Miguel de Cervantes (1547-1616): Miguel de Cervantes was a Spanish writer, poet, and playwright, best known for his masterpiece "Don Quixote." Born in Alcalá de Henares, Spain, in 1547, Cervantes is considered one of the greatest writers in the Spanish language. "Don Quixote," published in two parts in 1605 and 1615, is a satirical novel that follows the adventures of the deluded knight-errant, Don Quixote, and his loyal squire, Sancho Panza. The novel is renowned for its blending of humor, social commentary, and profound philosophical insights. Cervantes' work is widely regarded as a foundational piece of modern literature and has had a profound impact on subsequent generations of writers. While Shakespeare and Cervantes were active during the same time period, their geographical and linguistic differences may have contributed to their lack of interaction. Shakespeare primarily wrote in English, focusing on the English theater scene, while Cervantes wrote in Spanish, primarily for a Spanish-speaking audience. Furthermore, England and Spain were politically and culturally distinct, which might have limited opportunities for direct contact between the two literary giants. Despite not meeting in person, Shakespeare and Cervantes remain towering figures in the literary canon. Their works continue to be celebrated, studied, and performed worldwide, leaving a lasting legacy in the realm of literature. Thomas Jefferson and Napoleon Bonaparte Thomas Jefferson and Napoleon Bonaparte were two prominent figures who lived during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. While they were influential in their respective spheres, their lives and pursuits diverged significantly. Let's delve into the details of their individual contributions: Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826): Thomas Jefferson was an American Founding Father, the principal author of the United States Declaration of Independence, and the third President of the United States (1801-1809). Born in Virginia in 1743, Jefferson played a crucial role in shaping the early foundations of the United States.

He advocated for individual liberty, religious freedom, and the rights of the common people. As president, he oversaw the Louisiana Purchase, which doubled the size of the United States and initiated the Lewis and Clark Expedition to explore the western territories. Jefferson's intellectual prowess is also evident in his extensive writings, including his influential political treatise, "Notes on the State of Virginia." Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821): Napoleon Bonaparte, often referred to as Napoleon I, was a French military and political leader who rose to prominence during the French Revolution. Born in Corsica in 1769, he rapidly climbed the ranks of the military and eventually became the Emperor of the French from 1804 to 1814. Napoleon is widely recognized for his military genius and his significant impact on European history. He implemented numerous reforms, known as the Napoleonic Code, which reshaped legal systems across Europe. Napoleon engaged in extensive military campaigns, establishing French dominance over much of continental Europe before his eventual downfall and exile. Despite their overlapping timelines, Jefferson and Napoleon did not have any direct personal interactions or meetings. Geographically, they were situated on different sides of the Atlantic Ocean, with Jefferson being primarily focused on American affairs and Napoleon embroiled in European politics and military conquests. While they were both influential figures of their time, their paths simply did not converge. It is worth noting, however, that Jefferson did have indirect interactions with the aftermath of Napoleon's actions. The Louisiana Purchase, orchestrated by Jefferson, involved the acquisition of French-controlled territory in North America, a result of Napoleon's need for funds to sustain his military campaigns in Europe. Thomas Jefferson and Napoleon Bonaparte left enduring legacies in history, each having a profound impact on their respective nations and beyond. Jefferson's contributions to American democracy and individual liberties remain foundational to the United States, while Napoleon's military prowess and reforms left an indelible mark on Europe's political landscape. Mahatma Gandhi and Albert Einstein Mahatma Gandhi and Albert Einstein were two remarkable individuals who lived during the first half of the 20th century, each making significant contributions in their respective fields. Although their paths never crossed, their ideas and influence continue to resonate globally. Let's explore their lives and achievements in more detail: Mahatma Gandhi (1869-1948): Mahatma Gandhi, born Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, was an Indian political and spiritual leader who played a pivotal role in India's struggle for independence from British rule. Gandhi's philosophy of nonviolent resistance, known as Satyagraha, advocated for civil disobedience and peaceful protests as a means of achieving social and political change. He emphasized principles such as truth, nonviolence, and self-discipline. Gandhi's leadership and moral force inspired millions, and his efforts ultimately led to India's independence in 1947. He is widely regarded as one of the most influential figures of the 20th century. Albert Einstein (1879-1955): Albert Einstein was a German-born physicist who revolutionized our understanding of the natural world with his groundbreaking scientific theories. His theory of relativity, particularly the equation E=mc², transformed the understanding of energy, matter, and the fundamental laws of physics. Einstein's work laid the foundation for modern physics and had far-reaching implications, including advancements in nuclear energy and the development of the atomic bomb. Beyond his scientific contributions, Einstein was known for his advocacy of peace, human rights, and social justice. He was a prominent public figure and used his platform to address issues of global significance. Despite their parallel

existence during a time of significant social and scientific changes, Gandhi and Einstein never had the opportunity to meet. Their geographical separation and the divergent focuses of their work may have contributed to this lack of direct interaction. Gandhi primarily dedicated himself to India's struggle for independence and the promotion of nonviolence, while Einstein was engaged in scientific research and advocacy for various causes. However, it is worth mentioning that both Gandhi and Einstein recognized and respected each other's contributions. Einstein referred to Gandhi as a "role model for the generations to come" and praised his philosophy of nonviolence. Gandhi, in turn, appreciated Einstein's intellect and scientific discoveries. Although they did not meet, Gandhi and Einstein left indelible imprints on humanity. Gandhi's principles of nonviolence and Einstein's scientific advancements continue to inspire and shape the world today. Their legacies serve as a reminder of the power of ideas, compassion, and intellectual pursuit in making a lasting impact on society. Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X were two prominent figures in the American civil rights movement during the 1950s and 1960s. While they both fought against racial inequality and advocated for the rights of African Americans, their approaches and philosophies differed significantly. Let's delve into the details of their lives and contributions: Martin Luther King Jr. (1929-1968): Martin Luther King Jr. was an American Baptist minister and civil rights activist. Born in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1929, he became a key leader in the fight for racial equality. King was a proponent of nonviolent resistance, inspired by Mahatma Gandhi's philosophy of peaceful protest. He played a central role in organizing and leading influential campaigns such as the Montgomery Bus Boycott and the March on Washington. King's most famous speech, "I Have a Dream," delivered during the March on Washington in 1963, became an iconic call for racial justice and equality. He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964 for his nonviolent activism. Tragically, King was assassinated in 1968, leaving behind a powerful legacy of peaceful resistance and a vision for a more just society. Malcolm X (1925-1965): Malcolm X, born Malcolm Little, was an African American Muslim minister and human rights activist. He was a prominent advocate for black nationalism and self-defense. Malcolm X's early life was marked by hardship and involvement in criminal activities. During his imprisonment, he converted to Islam and became a member of the Nation of Islam (NOI). Malcolm X emerged as a charismatic and influential speaker, promoting self-determination and challenging the white power structure. He emphasized the need for black pride, self-respect, and self-defense against racial violence. However, after a pilgrimage to Mecca, Malcolm X underwent a transformation, adopting a more inclusive approach and distancing himself from the NOI's separatist ideology. Tragically, he was assassinated in 1965. While Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X both sought to address racial injustice and inequality, their strategies and ideologies diverged. King's nonviolent approach aimed to bring about change through peaceful means, while Malcolm X initially advocated for more aggressive measures, including self-defense and separatism. Despite these differences, both leaders recognized the urgency of the struggle for civil rights and made significant contributions to the movement. It is worth noting that towards the end of their lives, King and Malcolm X showed signs of potential ideological convergence. King began to focus more on economic justice and criticized the Vietnam War, while Malcolm X expressed a desire to work with other civil rights leaders. Unfortunately, their lives were cut short, leaving their potential meeting and further evolution of their ideas unrealized.

Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X continue to be revered as influential figures in the fight against racial inequality and discrimination. Their enduring legacies inspire ongoing conversations about the nature of social change, activism, and the pursuit of equality in America.

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No Kangaroos in Austria? Let's Find Out in a Hyperlapse Chase Through Vienna! from Kirill Neiezhmakov on Vimeo.

In Search of the Elusive Austrian Kangaroo: a Hyperlapse Adventure to Vienna. Subscribe instagram.com/neiezhmakov All info which you want to know in the description below �

Join us on a thrilling hyperlapse adventure through the beautiful city of Vienna, Austria, as we explore some of its most iconic landmarks and attractions. In this video, we'll also try to uncover the mystery behind the popular meme "No kangaroos in Austria" and see if we can find any of these fascinating creatures roaming the streets of Vienna.

Timelapse & Edit by Kirill Neiezhmakov e-mail: hyperlapsePro@gmail.com facebook.com/kirill.neiezhmakov instagram.com/neiezhmakov tiktok.com/@hyperlapsepro Youtube: youtu.be/nihoFPz_dRA

*Music:* Happy Classic Cellos and Violins

Equipment: Canon 60d, 70d, EOS R, Tokina 11-16 mm 2.8 Canon 70-200 mm 4L Canon 16-35 mm 2.8L Canon 24-70 mm 2.8L Manfrotto 190 carbon tripod Software: Adobe After Effects, Lightroom, LRTimelapse

Thanks to my friend Peter from @filmspektakel for showing me some nice places in Vienna

Our journey begins at the magnificent St. Stephen's Cathedral, a stunning Gothic masterpiece that has been a symbol of the city for over 700 years. There you can go to a breathtaking journey up the cathedral's spiral staircase to the top of the South Tower, where you'll enjoy panoramic views of the city and the surrounding countryside.

Then, we'll stroll along the Graben, a historic street in the heart of Vienna's Old Town. The Graben is home to many of Vienna's most famous shops, cafes, and restaurants, as well as several historic buildings and landmarks.

Next, we'll head to the Hofburg Palace, the former imperial palace of the Habsburg dynasty. We'll speed through the palace's grand courtyards and ornate halls, including the famous Spanish Riding School and the imperial apartments of Emperor Franz Joseph and Empress Elisabeth.

We'll then take a spin on the iconic Wiener Riesenrad, a giant Ferris wheel that has been a fixture of the Vienna skyline since 1897. From the top, you'll enjoy stunning views of the city and the surrounding countryside.

Next, we'll visit the beautiful Schonbrunn Palace, a magnificent Baroque-style palace that was once the summer residence of the Habsburg monarchs. We'll take you on a fast-paced tour of the palace's lavish gardens and regal interiors, including the stunning Great Gallery and the famous Rococo-style Hall of Mirrors.

We'll also visit the Kunsthistorisches Museum and Maria-Theresien-Platz, two of Vienna's most famous cultural landmarks. The Kunsthistorisches Museum is home to an impressive collection of art and artifacts from around the world. The museum's exhibits include ancient Egyptian and Greek artifacts, Renaissance and Baroque art, and many other treasures, while Maria-Theresien-Platz is a beautiful public square that features a stunning equestrian statue of Empress Maria Theresa.

The Vienna State Opera House is another of Vienna's most famous cultural landmarks. The building, which was completed in 1869, has hosted some of the world's most renowned opera and ballet performances. You can come through the grand entrance and take you on a behind-the-scenes tour of this magnificent venue.

The Karlskirche is a beautiful baroque-style church that was built in the early 18th century. We'll take you on a speedy tour of the church's stunning dome and intricate frescoes are a sight to behold. The church's interior included its ornate pulpit and altar.

One of our stops is the Albertina Museum, where we'll marvel at its vast collection of art, including works by famous names like Monet, Picasso, and Durer.

The Burgtheater, which was built in the 18th century, is one of the most famous theaters in the world with the grand halls, including the stunning Marble Hall and the ornate staircase.

The Danube Island, located in the middle of the Danube River, is a popular recreational area for locals and tourists alike. We'll speed past the island's sandy beaches, bike paths, and green spaces, giving you a taste of this unique urban oasis.

Finally, the Donauturm, a towering 252-meter-high tower, offers unparalleled views of Vienna and the surrounding countryside. We'll take you on a dizzying ride up to the tower's observation deck, where you'll enjoy stunning panoramic views of the city and beyond.

And throughout our journey, we'll be on the lookout for any signs of kangaroos. So, come along for the ride as we discover the hidden gems of Vienna, and perhaps even catch a glimpse of a kangaroo or two. Whether you're a history buff, a culture vulture, or simply looking for adventure, this hyperlapse video has something for everyone.

Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to our channel for more exciting timelapse travel videos from around the world. And if you've ever seen a kangaroo in Austria, be sure to let us know in the comments below!