Free Republic

The cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond, who was best known for his work on The Deer Hunter and Close Encounters of the Third Kind, has died. He was 85. His business partner Yuri Neyman confirmed that Zsigmond died on Friday in Big Sur, California. The Hungarian-born Zsigmond helped define cinema’s American New Wave in the 1970s, through celebrated collaborations and a preference for natural light. He first gained renown for his collaboration with Robert Altman on the classics McCabe & Mrs Miller and The Long Goodbye. He was nominated for four Oscars: for his work on the Vietnam War epic The Deer...

We had the 2 hour opener DVR'd and I watched it last night, I have to admit, it really got to me, scary, creepy, and really un-nerving. I haven't seen anything this scary since "Event Horizon". I had to turn it off, everyone was a sleep and it was freakin' me out last night, going to watch the rest tonight ... If you like scary, this is it, as far as TV shows go anyway ...

A Bible Study Youtube for those with a funny bone. Lavishly produced with a cast of thousands...okay, about 20 people were involved...we had a tight budget....'kay, we didn't really have a budget. Enjoy and come to our Bible Study at Second Baptist - Katy, Room 331 at 9:30 AM every Sunday. You'll love it. Lots of creative types and we have all types and ages. Married, single, aged 9 to 100.