9 Songs is all sex and sound. Concert footage of 9 songs intertwined with intimate scenes where they hide nothing at all. In one year, they go through it all. They love, they argue - they ride the rollercoaster of emotions and passion, and then it's over. Then she goes back home, and he goes to the South Pole, and the concert ends, and he tells the story.

It's uncensored to the point you could call it either artsy, or plain porn, but the focus is not so much on the sensual side as it is on the relation, and what turns out be just a memory: the one guy on a mountain, remembering Lisa, and their one-sided love affair. A slice of love and life story you'll probably rarely see as a movie. It's not one I'd watch again, probably, but it wasn't bad.

 rated 3/5: not bad

Remember when Yahoo! had that thing for Valentine day? If you didn't notice, there were a bunch of catchy messages you could generate via the click of this particular hearty button:

Here's the interface and all:

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And here's a bunch of messages:

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Weird, isn't it?

I am way too late posting this thing! But better late than never right? You can find the original post here, and as for my impressions on these long overdue promised sequels (which btw are not just 6 but 12 - something about how many awesome sequels there were this year)...

A Good Day To Die Hard

Yupp, it's still Die Hard! It's better than the 4th one too. I was a bit disappointed to find out McClane's son in the movie wasn't actually his real son, since for some reason I was under that impression. After-Earth was a one of a kind movie at all. This one was great though! And they did seem like father and son in the movie, so much so that I thought the occasional flaw in their acting was a sign of their real life interactions. I wrote a review here.

Monsters University

Monsters wherever they are seem like an awesome bunch, and no less in this one, where the schooling moves on to a whole new level of games and challenges. It's hard to go wrong with a franchise like this.

The World's End

Simon Pegg & Edgar Wright's creative trilogy of collaborations come to an end with this spacey pub run. It starts regular, but quickly gets pretty crazy, and though it has a lot more dialog and a lot less action than the previous movies, it's got that special ingredient that makes it oh so tasty anyway. Mad and amazing. A worthy finale.

Superman - Man Of Steel

The new Superman felt like a great reboot to the old series, though not everyone else seems to agree. Well, I enjoyed it, and that's all that matters right? Will be interesting to see if the Batman V Superman sort-of-sequel tops this.

Once Upon a Time in Shanghai

This one blew my mind. Best martial arts movie of the year, hands down. Though, the year was 2014! It was late! Arr. Review here.

Fast & Furious 6

Apart from the 7th, this might've been my favorite Fast & Furious yet. Big budget and crazy, with a charismatic cast and spectacular sceneries, in a time when Paul Walker was well and alive. Review here.

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Oh hey, GOG are having a thing again! It's Star Wars this time. Fourth of May, you know. No amazingly great bargains (Lucas Art licenses are probably pretty expensive), but amazing banners as always.

Obligatory site link here.

Just a little something something. Photoshop's fun!