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411 8460 JELLICOE Street, Vancouver East, British Columbia

March 17th, 2012
I just finished uploading this Condo for sale, 411 8460 JELLICOE Street, Vancouver East, British ColumbiaOriginal owner offering a lovingly cared for quiet penthouse level corner one bedroom & solarium view suite, unique to this riverside complex. The working Fraser is unobstructed from all rooms & spectacular Mt Baker looms from the private & spacious 228 SF deck on the cool side of the bld ...

4464 KNIGHT Street, Vancouver East, British Columbia

February 12th, 2012
I just finished uploading this House for sale, 4464 KNIGHT Street, Vancouver East, British ColumbiaAffordable 3 bedroom home with unauthorized two bedroom suite. Conveniently located just a few blocks from King Edward Village. Close to schools and steps away from public transportation.

1827 35TH Ave E, Vancouver East, British Columbia

February 6th, 2012
I just finished uploading this House for sale, 1827 35TH Ave E, Vancouver East, British ColumbiaAffordable house in a lovely, quiet & convenient neighborhood. Three bedroom up (no closet in middle bedroom), two bedrooms down. Close to schools, shopping, recreation & transportation. Totally renovated with a newer roof & finished 6'6 basement mortgage helper. No garage in back means spacious y ...

The Eye of the Storm

December 29th, 2011
The Eye of the Storm is a blow back to 1972 in the environs of Sydney Australia where dowager Elizabeth Hunter (Charlotte Rampling) is at death’s door in her rural mansion attended by two nurses and her Cabaret performing housekeeper.  She anxiously awaits the arrival of her princess daughter Dorothy de Lascabanes (Judy Davis) from France and knighted actor son Basil Hunter (Geoffrey Rush) fr ...

The Artist

December 29th, 2011
The Artist has nothing to do with any of the aliases adopted by Rogers Nelson (sometimes a.k.a. Prince).  It’s a French financed film with a lot of Hollywood faces. There are also a lot of subtitles but not because of no English dialogue –this is a silent film that apes the black and white method acting that died when talkies changed the face of cinema overnight. Much like the legendary Valen ...

Shame

December 28th, 2011
Shame does not appear to be a factor for the principles of this dark and erotic drama since most of them spend significant time on screen without benefit of clothing.  The film stars Michael Fassbender as Brandon Sullivan, a stellar New York executive who seems to be totally together. His lifestyle gets a little cramped however when his suicidal sister Sissy Sullivan (Carey Mulligan) comes to ...

Like Crazy

December 28th, 2011
Like Crazy is about the malleable Jacob (Anton Yelchin) and the take charge Anna (Felicity Jones), two L.A. college students who fall in love during their graduation year. Too bad at least one of them wasn’t studying molecular biology that final year of school because at least then there would be a little chemistry on screen. Anyway their passion has Anna foolishly violating her visitor’s vis ...

Melancholia

December 28th, 2011
Melancholia actually references disastrous malaise spawned from two worlds. First and foremost is that of Justine (Kirsten Dunst) a somewhat manic depressive bride who comes by her mental disability honestly being the daughter of Gaby (Charlotte Rampling) a jaded and overbearing mother and Dexter (John Hurt) her father who has a penchant for carrying on with a multitude of other women at once ...

My Week with Marilyn

December 28th, 2011
My Week with Marilyn is about a short window in the career of the immortal Marilyn Monroe just prior to Some Like it Hot when she went to England to work with the greatest actor of his time, Sir Laurence Olivier.  She hoped that some of his style would massage her career and as we find out Olivier hoped that her vivaciousness would result in some career and personal rejuvenation. However the ...

J. Edgar

December 28th, 2011
J. Edgar ping pongs between the career dawning and twilight of the legendary J. Edgar Hoover, bookends distinguishable by the rolling hairline and jowls sported by Leonardo Dicaprio (excelling as usual in the lead role).  Interim details are filled in by the dictates of Hoover to his hand picked biographer to flesh out a career that lasted through a litany of 20th century presidents most of w ...
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