kwell1

Wednesday, Aug 20, 2008

Someone sent me this link which I am attaching to a website that tells you what Superhero you are.

http://www.thesuperheroquiz.com/

Here are my results: (I'm 75% Green Latern which is funny cause of all the superheros on the list he's the only one I've never heard of)

Your results:
You are Supergirl

Supergirl

80%Green Lantern

75%Hulk

70%The Flash

65%Wonder Woman

60%Catwoman

60%Iron Man

60%Robin

55%Spider-Man

50%Batman

50%Superman

40%

Posted by kwell1, 10:30pm

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Tuesday, Aug 19, 2008

Question of the day, why did you choose to be the editor of the people you edit?

I'm the editor of 24 actors/actress's on this website. Not a lot I know, but still. Yesterday, my husband was looking at all the names of the people of whom I'm the editor and he asked me if there's any particular reason why I chose to edit these people. I immediately told him that for most of them there was (and then I went on a lengthy explanation), but some of them (I do admit) I took on just so gain some extra points on the website. I was wondering if all you editors had a reason for taken on your people.

So I made a list starting from my least favorite to my most favorite with short explanations on why I became their editor.

24. Yancy Butler - Took her for the extra points. Never actually liked Witchblade.

23. Douglas Fairbanks - Took him for the extra points. Never saw any of his movies. But when I started adding trivia about him I discovered he was an exceptionally interesting person.

22. Robert Smith (III) - Used to love the Cure.

21. Prince - Used to like Prince.

20. Joe Penny - Liked him in Jake and the Fatman when I was little.

19. Elizabeth Montgomery - Loved her on Bewitched.

18. Chris Kramer - Never heard of him before Jericho in which he was just awesome (I love Jericho and was very disappointed when the show was not renewed).

17. Josh Brolin - Good actor. But I don't think he's a very nice person.

16. Andre Braugher - Loved him in Homicide: Life on the Street.

15. Ron Silver - Great Human Rights activist and not a bad actor.

14. Adam Storke - Was amazing on Prey. Never saw him in anything else except on one episode of New Amsterdam.

13. Eduardo Noriega - Was great on Vantage Point. Had another film with him that I really wanted to see "EL LOBO" which is supposed to be a true story but the film was in Spanish and I couldn't download English subtitles.

12. Montgomery Clift - Great actor. Tragic life.

11. Robert Forster - Was great in Quentin Tarantino's film Jackie Brown.

10. Michael Moorcock - My favorite all time author.

9. Sebastian Cabot - Will always be Bagheera (the Panther from The Jungle Book) to me.

8. Demore Barnes - Was just great on The Unit and I hated when they killed his character.

7. Zero Mostel - An amazing person, who refused to name other Hollywood associates while being prosecuted at the McCarthy Trials.

6. Harry Belafonte - Human Rights activist. (I'm also related to him by marriage though we are very distant relatives and I never met him).

5. Tim Roth - Same as Gary Oldman. Tim Roth, need I say anymore?

4. Burt Lancaster - Amazing Human Rights activist. Supported blacks rights, gay rights and many more.

3. Dennis Haysbert - Also a Human Rights activist. Very passionate about global warming and the environment.

2. Gary Oldman - Gary Oldman, need I say anymore?

1. Jeff Fahey - My favorite. Involved with an orphanage in Afghanistan, involved in promoting women's rights in Afghanistan and, apparently from time to time is involved in helping the poor refugees of Darfur (Sudan), which is a very sour subject I'll discuss later on in a separate blog.

Posted by kwell1, 10:03pm

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Happy Birthday

Today is my little baby boy's birthday!!!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY BEAUTIFUL BABY!

Today my baby is two years old! Time sure does fly by. Or as Groucho Marx says: "Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana"

Have a GREAT day everbody.

Peace!

Posted by kwell1, 3:40am

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My Recent Reviews

kwell1 has written 5 reviews.

Michael Moorcock

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Michael Moorcock is by far one of my favorite authors. His Eternal Champion series is, in my opionion, one of the best fantasy series available and while I enjoy reading Tolkien, C.S. Lewis and Zelazny, I admit Michael's stories have an edge to...
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Posted jul 5, 2008 2:41 pm pt

Jeff Fahey

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Jeff Fahey, at the age of 56, with his beard and untidy grayish hair still has the same alluring presence he had on screen twenty years ago. With his haunting blue eyes and handsome roguish look, he has, in his appearance in Lost developed a cult of Lost followers who treasure him as one of the finest additions to the Lost series and hope to see more of him over the upcoming seasons.

Part of Jeff's charm is his mysterious mannerism. Not much is known about Jeff except for his extensive biography detailing mostly his travel abroad in his youth. I have found that the same biography circulates on almost every website that holds Jeff's biography with no additional information available. As the editor of his page on www.tv.com I read and re-read the few interviews I found on the web in order to collect tiny tidbits about the man, then I went into all the chats, message boards, websites etc. related to him and collected whatever I could find that seemed interesting. Though there's hardly any information about him, it's been fascinating and captivating. I love a good mystery and Jeff is a great one. Not to mention that his extensive travel to Afghanistan to build and support an orphanage and to promote women's rights just adds to the man charm.

The only fault I can find with him is his choice of movies. He is, no doubt, a very talented actor, as can be seen in the 1990 movie White Hunter, Black Heart (which is my personal favorite Jeff Fahey movie), The Lawnmower Man (1992), The Marshal (1995), Planet Terror (2007) and of course Lost (the 4th season) which makes it all the harder to understand why, he would choose to participate in movies such as Scorpius Gigantus (2006) or Absolute Zero (2005) which I recently watched. The plot of Absolute Zero's story, though scientifically entirely incorrect was interesting enough, but the acting was just awful. I think other than Jeff's character, all the other characters were extremely shallow, the cast was poorly chosen and some of the actors/actresses should never have been allowed to participate in any movie. There are a few other examples of poorly chosen movies but it doesn't really matter, because on a scale from 1 to 10, I'll still give Jeff a full 10 because there's just something about him. It's uncanny, but I'll admit it, there's something about his presence that will make me sit through his movies, even be it a low budget B movie, with a cast that does not know how to act. And you know what, I'm sure there are many others that feel the same way as me, and that is perhaps why he can afford to get away with B-movies.

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Posted may 31, 2008 2:59 pm pt

Gary Oldman

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Gary Oldman, The Chameleon, The man with a thousand faces, is one of my all time favorite actors. Gary has a unique talent which enables him to become absorbed into each and every character that he plays and in that making each of his characters...
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Posted dec 19, 2007 8:06 pm pt

Burt Lancaster

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When I was ten years old, I attended a costume party which opened with the screening of a movie. The Crimson Pirate. That was the first movie I had ever seen with Burt Lancaster. Burt Lancaster played the part of the swashbuckling Captain Vallo...
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Posted dec 19, 2007 7:38 pm pt

Dennis Haysbert

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I first saw Dennis Haysbert on Mr. Baseball (1992) where he had a minor but interesting role along side Tom Selleck. Even though his role was minor it was hard not to notice his dominant presence with his good looks, the height that matches his...
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Posted oct 23, 2007 5:24 pm pt

kwell1 must really love MovieTome and agree with every review we've ever written! What other reason could kwell1 possibly have for not rating a single film?