Control

Control is a biopic film about the late Ian Curtis (1956-1980), lead singer of the legendary post-punk rock band Joy Division. The screenplay is based on the book Touching From a Distance, by Curtis’ wife, Deborah, who is also a co-producer of the film.

This movie from the trailer seems like it will be an interesting story. It is directed by one of my favorite video directors (ALOT of Depeche Mode videos…) Anton Corbijn … now I will just have to find it.

On this note… I wonder when they are going to make a Cure movie?

     

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I MISS ROXIE SO MUCH!X8
I LUV U BRO,

CONNIE

I MISS ROXIE SO MUCH!X8
I LUV U BRO,

CONNIE

Its funny these ads were released around the time when Nike gave its first go at making skateboard shoes. Although these adds were very good, they actually may have pushed skaters away further, by making it look like they were trying to hard to fit in w/ the skateboarding community. Now a couple of years later, Nike SB take 2, they are fully established as a shoe company for skateboarding. But there ads follow a more skateboard formulaic approach, trying not to stick out as much as the 11 billion dollar company they are. Nike had to wait out an entire generation of anti-corporate skateboarders and now they are accepted. I would rather have these kids save there money so they can buy alcohol or drugs instead of buying nikes. At least this way in there altered state they could actually realize the hipocracy which is nike in skateboarding. NIKE ISN’T SKATEBOARDING

Thank you for being the very best dad for our “woo dog”. I love you.

So sorry she’s gone. She was a really, really good dog who lived a long, great life. I know you two will miss her a lot.

I miss sleepin’ with ya, Roxie.