Sci-Fi Bri's Movies: "Lawless" (2012)

Sci-Fi Bri's Movies:  "Lawless" Rated R

Characters/Actors:  Forrest Bonderant (Tom Hardy), Howard Bonderant (Jason Clarke), Jack (Shia "Transformers" Laboef), Charley Rakes (Guy "Memento" Pearce), Floyd Banner (Gary Oldman), Maggie (Jessica Chastain)

            In 1930s Prohibiton-era Virginia Forrest, Howard and Jack Bonderant blatantly and openly flout the law by bootlegging illicit liquor. Forrest and Howard are naturally tough, but Jack is more than a would-be lover than a fighter and a wannabe rough criminal. The siblings aren't afraid to use violence to get by. Before long though, a ruthless G-man named Charley Rakes uses violence and intimidation to try to thwart the Bonderant's business and destroy their stills. Rakes is so nasty that you look forward to his inevitable comeuppance. One Bonderant brother survives getting a slit throat, as well as bullet wounds. This movie is a sexy, violent bullet-riddles romp like previous movies such as  "Bonnie and Clyde" and "Dillinger".

Poetry: "Fields Are Fallow"

Poetry:  "Fields Are Fallow"

         All the fields are fallow
         Nothing grows within
         Not even near the gallows
         A place for those who sin/
         Nothing in this world is hallowed
          So drink some beer or gin
          And all the boys are callow
          They don't know where or when to begin
          The candles burn with tallow
          Smoke wafts the nose like a sharp pin... (tbc?)

Poetry: "Canada Geese"

Poetry:  "Canada Geese"

          Canada Geese are pests
           They poop all over the ground
           THey seldom seem to rest
            THey stink up my part of town... (tbc?)

Poetry: "Premature End of Summer Poem (A work in progress)

Poetry:  "Premature End of Summer Poem"  A work in progress

        Summer's nearly over
        School will soon begin
        Children will be saddened
        Parents they will grin... (tbc?)

Poetry: "Just Give Thanks"

Poetry: "Just Give Thanks"

Just give thanks

To the New York Yanks

Whenever they do lose

When they win

It's not a sin

That is just bad news... (tbc?)

New Poetry Works in Progress

New Poetry Works in Progress

"Those at the Top"

Those at the top are selfish and greedy.
Those at the bottom are defenseless and needy.
Those in the middle are equally screwed.
For the moneyed elites are in a bankrupting mood... (tbc?)

"Look Out!"

Look Out!
Who was invited to the cook out... (tbc?)

"Evolution/Retrogression"

Evolution, Retrogression
Another psychiatric session... (tbc?)

"Bullseye"

A bullseye bite mark on the skin
The deer tick's venom has got in
An arachnid 'bout the size of a pin
With Lyme disease you cannot win.
Hiding low on reeds and grass
Waiting for you to get a rash... (tbc?)

Essay/Commentary: A Way to Save the Music Industry?

Essay/Commentary: "A Way to Save the Music Industry"

Perhaps I am one of the world's laziest blogger. I haven't posted a blog post in at least a month. Tonight (early 4/20/12 around midnight) I came up with an innovative idea to possibly save the music industry or at least a way for struggling musicians to have an international steady stream of income:

I love live music, but I hate going to concerts. I hate going to concerts because: The concert tickets are often exorbitant. The traffic going to and leaving the show tends to absolutely suck. Parking at concerts is often a ripoff. Drunk and stoned concertgoers. Mosh pits and other rowdy foolishness. I don't like to dance or to clap or to sing along, among other reasons.

Since I love new and live music though, an excellent idea is to simulcast concerts on the internet for a nominal fee. If this happens, a potentially international audience could follow both established acts as well as struggling, amateur or formerly popular acts invigorating or reinvigorating the musicians, the bands and perhaps the entire music industry. The more popular the musicians the higher the fee. This is especially a good idea for sold out shows, and undersold performances in brutal economic times.