My latest One Second Everyday video:
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The Bad Review Revue
Grown Ups 2: “Adam Sandler scrapes the bottom of the barrel” and then he pukes into it with Grown Ups 2, a lazily cribbed-together swamp of pointless and unfunny sketches that makes 2010;s Grown Ups look like Citizen Kane.” — Linda Barnard, Toronto Star
Pawn Shop Chronicles: “By the time it winds to a conclusion, the film seems to have tired itself out, like a toddler who screeches nonsensically for hours, then falls asleep in a fetal ball in the corner.” — Nathan Rabin, The Disolve
The Lone Ranger: “Somewhere, around the hour-and-a-half mark, The Lone Ranger makes the fateful decision not to end. Worse, the movie keeps not-ending for another full hour.” — Christopher Orr, The Atlantic
White House Down: “It follows the Emmerich template: a spectacle-tinged, compelling setup; a dumb, disappointing midsection; and a cheese-topped denouement that veers so close to self-parody that one is tempted to call it funny.” — James Berardinelli, ReelViews
Man of Steel: “For all its ambition, Man Of Steel fails to soar, instead crash landing in a humourless, melodramatic mess of explosions.” — Matt Neal, The Standard
One Second Everyday – June 2013
Earlier this year I downloaded the One Second Everyday app and since then I’ve been recording short videos each day, cropping them down to just one second and then throwing them together into a small compilation that shows a little bit of what my life looks like each month. Here is the June 2013 video:
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One Second Everyday – May 2013
Earlier this year I downloaded the One Second Everyday app and since then I’ve been recording short videos each day. Below you’ll find the May 2013 video:
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The Bad Review Revue
The Great Gatsby: “Why didn’t the maestro didn’t just go the whole hog and rename it ‘Jazz Hands: A Love Story’? A bottle of your best champagne says he thought about it.” — Ed Whitfield, The Ooh Tray
After Earth: “The only value in watching it is to see an expensive disaster slowly unfold.” — Peter Howell, Toronto Star
Now You See Me: “It takes a certain dark magic to make the talent of a top cast disappear right before your eyes. Now You See Me does just that.” — Peter Travers, Rolling Stone Magazine
The Hangover Part III: “If only what happened in Vegas had stayed in Vegas.” — Tom Charity, CNN.com
Oblivion: “Was Cruise trying to beat out fellow Scientologist John Travolta for the honor of starring in the dumbest sci-fi epic ever?” — David Edelstein, Vulture
One Second Everyday – April 2013
Earlier this year I downloaded the One Second Everyday app and since then I’ve been recording short videos each day, cropping them down to just one second and then compiling them into short videos that show a little bit of what my life looks like each month. Here is the April 2013 video:
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One Second Everyday – March 2013
It’s time for another video made from the One Second Everyday app. Each day I record a video, crop it down to just one second, and then compile them into short videos that show a little bit of what my life looked each month. Here is the March 2013 video:
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One Second Everyday – February 2013
Earlier this year I downloaded the One Second Everyday app and since then I’ve been recording short videos each day, cropping them down to just one second and then compiling them into short videos that show a little bit of what my life looked each month. Here is the February 2013 video:
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One Second Everyday – January 2013
Earlier this month I downloaded the One Second Everyday app and since then I’ve been recording short videos each day, cropping them down to just one second and now I’ve compiled this short video that shows a little bit of what my life looks like right now.
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Duping Delight
Q “And after you held me down, I asked you, ‘Why did you do that?’ And then, what did you say?”
A “I did not hold you down and I believe I apologized if I might have because, if I did, which I firmly believe I did not, it was completely unintentional.”