Dark Blue
Dark Blue
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L.A.‘s a big place with lots of bad people. And contrary to popular belief, I don’t know ‘em all.” Grrr. All grizzled face and sunglasses indoors, Carter Shaw (Dylan McDermott) isn’t about to take any insinuating lip from anyone—not FBI agent Hollis (Kyle Secor) and not his own Captain Maynard (Tyrees Allen) either. No. Carter lives on his own sort of edge, determined to get all those bad people he knows and doesn’t know, one episode at a time.Watch the first episode: Watch Dark blue Online
As the center of Jerry Bruckheimer’s latest TV series, Dark Blue, Carter is predictably jaded, smart, and wounded (he tends to watch old recordings of his now dead wife, laughing and wrestling with him on a lovely green lawn). When he’s called in to a hospital ICU at the start of the pilot, he’s also tired. “This better be good,” he cautions the donuts-munching uniforms who called him. “I haven’t seen 7am since 1992.” You know, double grrr.
The series’ look is rather grand and movie-like, dark certainly, but also saturated and vivid. Its first scenes—the lead-up to what lands that FBI agent in the hospital—show brutal, bloody, electric-zapping torture (it’s not so topical as it might seem at first). The villain, a local Franzine (James Russo looking characteristically pugnacious), instructs his own men as to how to abuse the victim, until at last he can’t stand it and does the deed himself. That his minions look away from the abuse suggests just how terrible it is, as do the background thunder and lightning. When Carter describes Franzine for the feds as “kind of a jack of all crimes, the untouchable crook,” he’s hiding the fact that one of his own guys, Dean (Logan Marshall-Green), is undercover with him—he’s not hiding it very well, though, as Hollis and his partner (Jose Zuniga) discover this detail within minutes (how the bad guys have missed it is not so clear). You can see the episode yourself online: Watch Dark blue Online
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Colored contacts have become the rage in the past few years, with many people changing their look with this new and revolutionary way to change eye color. There are a array of colors and models that you can choose from, so there are options available for everyone. If you have dark eyes, there will be certain types of contacts to avoid. So, if you are looking for the best colored contacts for dark eyes, you need to learn what to look for and what you need to avoid as well.
Colored Contacts That Blend With Your Dark Eyes
Since dark eyes are more difficult to cover up than lighter eyes, you are going to have to look for very specialized types of contacts. More than likely you are going to need to look for contacts that are opaque so that your dark eyes will not show through the contacts. There are theatrical contacts and costume contacts that may be good for you. Be sure to check out dark colors like dark green, dark blue or even dark violet. These often look great, even on people who have very dark eyes.
Colored Contacts That Do Not Match Your Dark Eyes
If you have dark eyes, there are going to by some types of colored contacts that you want to avoid. You will definitely do not need a very light green or blue tint to them. These types of contacts will not make any change to your eyes. Furthermore, you should probably avoid the enhancement tints as well, since these are mainly developed for people who have eyes that are light colored.
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Of course when you are choosing the best colored contacts for dark eyes, you will also want to think about your overall image. Do you have dark skin or light skin? Is your hair dark or light? This will also help you pick out the best contacts for your whole look. If you have skin that is on the dark side, then deep greens or violets look stunning. However, for lighter skin and hair colors, the greens and the blues are going to be your best bet. So, consider your skin tone, hair color and your individual style when you purchase a set of colored contacts.
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