Showing posts with label haiku. Show all posts
Showing posts with label haiku. Show all posts

Monday, March 30, 2009

New Releases for March 31st, 2009 or I'm Taking This Blog To Strange New Directions!

Last week I saw films
all the films were Japanese
it inspired me

I began to think
the haiku is powerful
I will make my own

Haiku: five seven
five morae is it's structure.
I hope you enjoy

ALL NEW RELEASES
COMING YOUR WAY THIS TUESDAY
COME IN AND RENT THEM:

Leonard Cohen/Live in London:
A devote buddhist
is no longer retired
this is his comeback

The Fugitive: Season Two, Vol. 2:
I know how it is
to hide and run from the law
amen to this show

Marley & Me:
Hachiko this ain't
Marley isn't the brightest
the end will say why

Rick Gervais/Out of England:
Rick out of England?
Who told him to come over?
Ha ha ha ha ha!

Seven Pounds:
Will Smith will always
be the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
license plate said fresh

Slumdog Millionaire:
Real big trouble in
Mumbai. Poor guy makes some dough
and gets his lady

Tell No One:
Despite the title
this movie tells everyone
to watch and rent it

WITH LIFE PASSING BY
THERE ARE NEW RELEASES
TOO MANY TO WRITE:
Austin Powers Trilogy (Blu-Ray)
Beat Beat Beat/The Small Faces
Biblomania
The Cake Eater
Coogan's Run
Danton
Far and Away
Fling
Il General Della Rovere
In The Electric Mist
The IT Crowd: The Complete Season One
Helen Hill: House of Sweet Magic
Jim Gaffigan: King Baby
Learn French With Victor
Learn Spanish With Victor
Major League Baseball Moments
Marked Woman
The Mary Tylor Moore Show S.1
The Pickwick Paper
The Pink Panther (64) (Blu-Ray)
Rick James/I'm Rick James
Simple Steps to a Greener Home

RECOMMENDATION
WE HAVE A SECTION FOR IT
HERE IS THE LATEST:

There's really no news.
France Gall had the gall to get
rid of her section

BROKEN WALLS, BROKEN
HEARTS CAN BOTH BE REPAIRED WITH
A BIT O' LOVIN':

The wood panels that
blocked the sun from entering
have all been removed

THIS HAS BEEN IT FOR
THIS WEEK. THANK YOU FOR MAKING
MY LIFE WORTH LIVING:

www.vidtheque.com

THE WIND HOWLS SOFTLY
INTO THE CURVES OF MY EAR
IT COO'S A MORAL:

Understand karma
is that lazy man's idea
of getting even