Gentlemen!
Let’s Broaden Our Minds
remember Batman (1989)’s Flugelheim Museum????
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of course you do. Â and if you don’t, then stop praying at the temple of Christopher Nolan and start paying attention
anywho, the moo-zam had quite an impressive collection of art…
Syndics of the Drapers’ Guild – Rembrandt, 1662
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[maybe]Â Abraham Lincoln – William Willard, 1864
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The Spirit of ’76 (Yankee Doodle) -Â Archibald MacNeal Willard, c 1875
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Approaching a City – Edward Hopper, 1946
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Two Dancers on a Stage - Edgar Degas, c 1874
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[maybe] marble portrait bust of the emperor Gaius, known as Caligula – unknown, AD 37–41
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Self Portrait at the Age of 63 – Rembrandt,  1669
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Grand Arabesque, Second Time – Edgar Degas, c 1885-90
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Pink and Blue – Pierre Auguste Renoir, 1881
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Woman Holding a Balance – Johannes Vermeer, 1662–1663
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The Blue Boy (Jonathan Buttall)Â – Thomas Gainsborough, 1770
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George Washington (The Athenaeum Portrait) - Gilbert Stuart, 1796
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Figure with Meat – Francis Bacon, 1954
sum hat tip help from N&K
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+ the abandoned movie sets of Batman 1989
Men Not At Work
The Company Men
Recession Unspecial
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Good luck to those who have to sell a movie about people losing their jobs and finding it hard to find a new one on an American public going thru the same exact conundrum. We go to the movies to escape our daily lives, not to swim in its misery! That’s the short of John Wells‘ Company Men, a timely taking stock of where we’re at, but really, who wants to pay to see something like this now? Well, for those who found Up In The Air a lil too chipper and silly (umm, us, and we guess no one else?), Company is a better dose of reality. It’s a bland reality, and thus, purty much a bland movie, filled with quality actors doing nuttin but sporting frowny faces: there’s smuggy Ben Affleck, who goes from playing perfect house with Rosemarie DeWitt to the frowny poor house, and then helping to rebuild houses with his frowny jacka$$ brother-in-law Kevin Costner. And there’s Chris Cooper, a too old to be rehired bloke, who’s smile is more of a frown than his frown is! Tommy Lee Jones doesn’t even need to emote sadness, as the wrinkles on his face are like a thousand frowns. Even the company people doing the downsizing, like Craig T. Nelson and Maria Bello, have nothing to smile about. We’re hactually frowning as we type this!! Dangs, someone peas get this movie a job!!!
House As A Life: the house that Ben & Kevin fix up is a lil history all its own! according to this site… The Captain House was built in 1804-1807. The basement served as a hiding place for the Underground Railroad. The home across the street was the temporary home of the first president of the United States, George Washington during the Revolutionary War. woah!
Verdictgo:Â Sum Merit But No Stinkin Badges
Men aren’t much Company starting this Friday for 1 week only in NY/LA and then the rest of America in January
and until next thyme the balcony is clothed…