English Glam-Rock 2000s Under Neon: "I Believe in a Thing Called Love" by The Darkness (2003)

Italian Nu-Disco Under Neon: "Make Luv" by Room 5 (2003)

Perth Alternative Rock Under Neon: "Vampire Racecourse" by The Sleepy Jackson (2003)

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Akhu's Movie Reviews: 'Bar El Chino' (2003)

Movie: Bar El Chino

Year: 2003

My Rating: 10/10 Stars **********

Wow, this was a very good movie! One of the few I will give the full 5 star rating on here too. This is a movie about documentary film makers in Argentina, a love story surrounding the making and resurrection of the documentary about a local and legendary Argentenian bar called El Chino. Makes me want to visit that bar. Check this movie out, but note it is in Spanish and thus sub-titled for non-spanish speakers.

A Brief Book Review for 'I: Reality and Subjectivity' by Author Dr. David R. Hawkins M.D. Ph.D. (2003)

Book: 'I: Reality and Subjectivity' (2003)

Author: Dr. David R. Hawkins M.D. Ph.D.

Published: 2003 

This book is another metaphysical masterpiece by Dr. David R. Hawkins M.D. Ph.D., and it is all about reality, the universe, God, consciousness, metaphysics, etc. and addresses just about every topic you can come across. I just finished reading in a third time and I highly recommend this book to everyone. I believe that most of you readers out there will find it compelling, even if you are not privy to the science of applied kinesiology, and you will still find that you begin to have deeper understandings about the nature of our reality and of consciousness after reading this book. I personally feel that this book has expanded my own reality and understandings of it, along with many other authors and books (i.e. Walsch, Tolle, Ruiz, Roman, ACIM etc.) of a similar genre, and has really helped to round out the extraneous factors and questions I've always had about the meaning of life, God, metaphysics, philosophy, etc.. If you are seriously considering checking this book out I would firstly recommend reading Dr. Hawkins's Power vs. Force: The Hidden Determinants of Human Behavior book first, as the two read together deliver a powerful understanding. Check this book out even if it doesn't sound interesting, there is something beneficial for everyone who reads it.

Brief Movie Review for "American Splendor" (2003)

 3/5 Stars ***

Interesting story about comic writer Harvey Pekar, and apparently its not that rare of a name. Paul Giamatti does a great job with this persona, as he always does. Story takes place in the industrial and depressing landscape of Cleveland, Ohio and is about a very depressing life of a surprisingly successful Harvey Pekar. Its hard to say how I feel about this one, it is like a serious version of "Napolean Dynamite," and not near as funny because it is based on real people. Just make sure you pop some of your prozac before you really sit down with this one...not really, but a good flick all the same.