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Romero hasn't had much luck playing the Hollywood game, and when it comes to being an artist seeking creative freedom, his perspective isn't too far removed from King's own. His films are all very personal stories, filled with social commentary and a general disappointment in the cruelty humans can inflict upon one another. If Romero's previous film Monkey Shines was a man versus nature story, then The Dark Half is very much one of man versus himself. With this picture he explores man's darker side, the evils within, that in this case can only be quelled by the discipline of creativity, specifically writing.
Apparently, yes, during mid to late April, Yu-Gi-Oh! The Dark Side of Dimensions, the 2 hour finale to the story of the original cast, is to run in select theaters across the United States of America for a one to two day run with the original Japanese audio but with official subtitles.
Yu-Gi-Oh! The Dark Side of Dimensions is getting a limited run in U.S. theaters in Japanese with English subtitles! 4K Media (Konami) has teamed up with film distributor Eleven Arts to bring the movie to select theaters around the country for a one- or two-day special event, with screenings beginning as early as this Friday, April 14.
Eventually, I had a pivotal conversation with Robert Brugger, senior acquisitions editor at the Johns Hopkins University Press. Bob is a military veteran. He served as an officer in a combat unit in Vietnam. While still in uniform, he made a commitment to try to inform the public about the nature of armed conflict. He wanted to correct misconceptions about what happens in a theater of operations. Bob strongly encouraged me to write Living Hell, and it was he who suggested the subtitle, The Dark Side of the Civil War.
So here it is, a book about the complete human cost of the Civil War. It is arranged in a logical way to take the reader on a journey through the full experience of the war. The introduction sets the scene by recreating the milieu in which the war came. Then, in the eight chapters that follow, we escort the reader down the dirty, dusty road of war, from military enlistment to camp, then on the march, to the battlefield, and from there to the hospitals, the graves, and the haunted minds of psychologically wounded soldiers. As we draw the reader along, the landscape grows ever darker, and we deal with massive civilian deprivation and social dislocation, invasion and violation. The road then stretches to the far horizon, charting some bleaker legacies of the war, even down to the twenty-first century.
PAOLO ROSSI. The dark abyss of time: The history of the Earth and the history of nations from Hooke to Vico. Translated by Lydia G. Cochrane. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1984. (First published as I sengi del tempo: Storia della terra e storia delle nazioni da Hooke a Vico. Milano: Feltrinelli, 1979.) xvi, 338 p.; $35.00
ROBERT MUIR WOOD. The dark side of the Earth. London, Boston, and Sydney: George Allen and Unwin, 1985. (The British editions has the subtitle: The battle for the Earth sciences, 1800-1980.) x, 246 p.; $22.95
When we come to the nineteenth and twentieth centuries--the period with which Wood is entirely concerned and which occupies nearly half of the books by Albritton and the Fauls--we find that it is not only the historians but the scientists themselves whose vision is too narrow. Whereas the seventeenth and eighteenth century scientists had been willing (some would say, too willing) to contemplate the entire Earth and its changes since the time of its formation, geologists after about 1800 explic