3D Sex and Zen: Extreme Ecstasy is a softcore erotic movie filmed in Hong Kong where it’s gotten buzz big enough to earn more on its opening day than James Cameron’s Avatar. 3D Sex and Zen: Extreme Ecstasy is said to be the first IMAX 3D erotic film in the world which I already can see will allow the movie to rake in even more revenue from screenings worldwide. The official 3D Sex and Zen: Extreme Ecstasy release date was April 14, 2011 but that was in Hong Kong. The movie will soon start making its way to theaters in the west so we can all take our would be girlfriends on our first dates to see it.
Check out the 3D Sex and Zen: Extreme Ecstasy movie trailer below. The movie stars Japanese AV Idols, some cool 3D graphics, really bad acting, and is slightly (but not really) NSFW. 3D Sex and Zen: Extreme Ecstasy was directed by Christopher Suen, produced by Stephen Shiu, written by Mark Wu and stars Hayama Go, Saori Hara, Lan Yan, Vonnie Lui, Yukiko Suo, Chen Chiu-Ping, Tony Ho, Naami Hasegawa, Vienna Lin, Justin Cheung, Jason Yiu, Wong Shu-Tong, Tenky Tin and others.
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It’s a new phenomenon. New medical condition. Many people who went to see Avatar in 3D report that they have experienced post movie depression upon realization that they were back on Earth, not on Pandora. The world seems grey after you have taken off the 3D glasses as the last line of Avatar credits rolls off the screen. This is what 2010 will be all about – people depressed because of a movie.
I have seen Avatar and loved it. Yes, it is a story that’s been beaten to death and yes, you know exactly what happens next, yet I still enjoyed it. After the movie I’ve moved on. But let’s put all movie making aside and focus on Avatar Depression. As you will see in a video below, CNN did a report about it and to get to the right answers, they’ve invited two seriously dumb people to comment on the phenomenon. Both have no clue what the eff they’re talking about and both are irritating to listen to.
Jo Piazza who’s an entertainment writer for CNN sounds like she’s got walnuts in her throat (or some other nuts) and what she says is so out of whack I was tearing my own nuts off to shove them down her throat so she could just shut the eff up. Obviously, Ms. Jo Piazza must have just found out about the internet yesterday. I don’t know why they employ people who spent last two decades living in a cave, but then again, it’s CNN. They also kiss Barack Obama’s ass which says it all.
Jo Piazza doesn’t understand the internet. She doesn’t know that what people say on the internet does not necessarily reflect who they really are. These people often have no other life so their on line acquaintances represent the community they want to fit in with. They will do and say anything they have to in order to get attention, for they lack it in real life. Jo Piazza has no grasp of this phenomenon whatsoever. How can she understand the Avatar depression phenomenon if sheer basics escape her lacking smarts.
Psychotherapist Stacy Kaiser was a little bit less clueless with her responses but also doesn’t get firm grasp of reality either. Then again, since her title bears word “psycho” she’s doomed to not understand what real people deal with and feel. Psychologists are as clueless about real people as they get.
People exaggerate. This simple premise is often overlooked by so called experts. People also pretend to be, have, or feel what they are not, don’t have or feel. That’s the way people are. Furthermore, people are affected by their surroundings. They respond to stimuli offered by those they are in contact with. If there is going to be something bad looking out of the Avatar depression, it will be in response to weak minded individuals giving in to the momentum created by attention seekers. However those weak individuals would flip sooner or later anyway. They just need the trigger. And Avatar Depression could easily be one if they focus on it intensively enough.
Duh, input from “experts” never ceases to amaze me. Just how dumb do you have to be to let bullshit out of your mouth on national TV. And how dumb are the people to eat that along with cherry on top. We’re doomed. The world is grey and flat. I want to live on Pandora. The video is below:
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Consumer Electronics Show 2010 that has just concluded in Las Vegas has created a lot of buzz. I was one of the excited observers who was especially focused on upcoming 3D TV sets. Needless to say, the 3D Television has generated most interest but there were some other gadgets worth a mention. Without further ado, let me take a brief look at the Best of Consumer Electronics Show 2010 and offer my own Consumer Electronics Show 2010 Review:
Consumer Electronics Show E-Readers Review
Given the digital age we have all submerged ourselves into, 2010 is without doubt all about the electronic media. As a result, many exhibitors at the Consumer Electronics Show displayed their e-readers and e-books. I personally don’t find any of those useable as I would either use my laptop to read on line news or would stick with paper print if I’m on an airplane or a bus. Even though some e-readers were made from flexible materials and allowed for being roller up, I still didn’t find it anything I would like to own.
Consumer Electronics Show Interactive Dashboard Review
Ford has introduced an in car system that will be up to par with latest computer technologies and will allow the users to connect to the internet and play interactive games. The MyFord Touch Dashboard will be featured in 2011 Ford Edge. This is pretty cool. I’m actually surprised cars are still not sold with this being a standard feature.
Consumer Electronics Show Skype on TV Review
LG and Panasonic will be equipping their connected HDTVs with webcam and Skype support so consumers will be able to make VOIP phone calls using their internet connection and big screen, high definition TV Set. This is cool. You’ll be able to see your girlfriend’s mug across your 50″ HDTV as you’re camming on Skype next time around. Cool stuff.
Consumer Electronics Show Sony SD Card Support Review
Sony cameras will now be available with support for Secure Digital memory cards. Sony used to only support their proprietary Memory Stick which really sucked and made for more expensive and non cross platform compatible solution. Quality of Sony cameras will remain shitty, but now you can have one that takes SD cards. All in all, you are the only one to blame if you opt for overpriced, underperforming cameras made by Sony. It’s akin to buying a Mac computer. It plain and simple = FAIL!
Consumer Electronics Show 3D Video Camera Review
Panasonic has introduced an end user camcorder that will record 3D videos (playable in 3D on 3D TV Sets). The camcorder is equipped with two lenses, each recording Full HD video on its SDHC card. The camcorder will be available for sale in fall of 2010 and will cost $21,000. Given the price tag, Panasonic will custom build the camcorder for you. Awesome. Let the bets begin on who the first porn producers with 3D cameras will be.
Consumer Electronics Show USB 3.0 HDD and Laptops Review
USB 3.0 storage devices (computer and laptop hard drives) were introduces by Western Digital and Seagate. Intel has introduced one of their upcoming laptops which will have the capability to wirelessly connect to an HD TV with mere touch of a button.
This is my brief best of sum up of the CES Consumer Electronics Show 2010 in Las Vegas. The 3D TVs ruled the show and drew most interest. Everyone is gonna want to have a 3D TV in their living rooms. Let’s hope you the reader have put off the purchase of a new big screen TV or else you’re gonna hate yourself. See you at Consumer Electronics Show 2011.
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If you have recently purchased a brand new TV set (a Christmas present for the family, perhaps), you’ll be pretty pissed off to hear this one. Commercially available 3D TV Sets will be available for sale to end consumers this year. It is expected that new 3D TV Sets will be only about $300 more expensive than same size flat screen TV Sets without 3D capability. You’ve heard it right – a 3D TV experience right in your living room. This is gonna change the way you watch porn forever.
DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg said that his studio will release each of their new movies in 3D versions, because 2010 will be the year of 3D TVs. Sony, Discovery and Imax are joining forces to create the first fully 3D TV channel that could go live as early as towards the end of this year. HDNet owner Mark Cuban also said that his channel will start broadcasting most of its prime time and weekend shows in 3D soon. Disney owned sports network ESPN is planning to start with 3D broadcast on June 11, 2009 with the World Cup soccer.
The question now remains – which company has produced 3D TV Sets? People behind International CES – the world’s largest consumer technology tradeshow said they expect Sony, Panasonic, Samsung, LG, Mitsubishi and Vizio to unveil their 3D TV models at this week’s show (takes place between January 7 and 10, 2010 in Las Vegas). Consumer trends analysts anticipate 3D TV Sets to become an instant hit. As many as 45% of household in North America may feature a 3D TV Set by 2014 – the analysts anticipate.
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Yama Camera is a creation of Wayne Martin Belger (Boy of Blue Industries). It was named after Yama, the Tibetan God of Death and uses real human skull which once belonged to a Tibetan Monk and was blessed by a Tibetan Lama. Yama Camera is a pinhole camera and is made of gold, silver, mercury and various other materials, including blood. Yama Camera is studded with gem stones such as American and Asian turquoise, 3 rubies, 9 opals and 4 sapphires. One of the rubies – the third eye one – cost $5,000. I leave it up to you to guess what a price of whole camera would be. Keep in mind, that the skull is real, not a replica.
Yama Camera has one pinhole in each of its eye sockets which results in 3D photographs with ghostly impressions. As avid photographer and overall ghostly individual, I’d love to own one of those precious pieces of photo equipment. I’d totally advertise that I’m looking for models to take pictures of them naked with a camera that’s enclosed in a real human skull. Few containers of fake blood, S&M props, torture chamber and we’re good to go. Any bites?
Gallery of pictures of this awesome Yama Camera is below. Not for the squeamish:
Yama Camera – Pinhole as Eye of the Skull
Yama Camera – Detail of Precious Gem Decoration
Yama Camera – Working Film Camere In Real Human Skull
Yama Camera – Detailed View of Embedded Precious Stones
Yama Camera – Side View Photo of the Aparatus
Yama Camera – Made from Real Human Skull of Former Tibetan Monk and Blessed by Lama
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19 year old Australian actress Mia Wasikowska has been cast to play the role of Alice Kingsley in the upcoming Tim Burton’s feature movie rendition of Lewis Carroll’s tale Alice in Wonderland. Mia Wasikowska will be playing Alice Kingsley alongside Johnny Depp who plays Mad Hatter, Helena Bonham Carter who’s the Red Queen and Anne Hathaway as the White Queen.
Mia Wasikowska has appeared in some B-List movies but she’s generally an unknown actress to most and now she’ll be in a movie directed by Tim Burton with some big names, such as Johnny Depp. If she gets recognized, it would be from her role as Sophie in the HBO series “In Treatment”. Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland will be available in 3D format. The release date is set for March of 2010.
From Alice in Wonderland still released so far, it looks as though Mia Wasikowska will be the only actress in the movie who will have a “normal” appearance. All other actors and actresses will clothes and make ups worthy of Tim Burton’s imagination. Alice in Wonderland is being shot in Cornwall, England and from reports of insiders, the movie will be a mixture of live acting and computer generated CGI.
Photo of Mia Wasikowska as Alice Kingsley in Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland by Goff/INFphoto.com
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