The Adventures of Chico and Guapo: The Complete First Season (review)
Frantic and frequently fierce under its laid-back facade, this is some quality funny business.
Year: 2006
Geek Philosophy victim of DoS attack
If you’re trying to get into my blog Geek Philosophy today, good luck: it’s coming under a DoS attack. It hasn’t been singled out or anything by, say, radical anti-geeks — it’s the company that handles the domain forwarding that the site requires that is under attack. Hopefully all will be back to normal soon.
speaking of originality: the good, the bad, and the ugly sides of ‘The Black Dahlia’
Brian De Palma’s new flick is so bad it made me feel sorry for Josh Hartnett, which is surely a sign of the apocalypse…
seen it! *yawn* Can we hope this will be the last kiss with the gridiron gang?
Isn’t there anything new to be said about the power of team sports to buck up kids’ self-esteem or about how men get scared about committing to relationships? Clichés become clichés because they work, because there’s some truth in them, but: Come. On.
The Black Dahlia (review)
He walked into my office like he knew he was trouble. “Name’s Hartnett,” he said. “I’m looking for my career.”
Everyone’s Hero (review)
What began as the last project of Christopher Reeve has ended as a funny, sweet testament to their indefatigable endurance in the face of the most trying of circumstances.
The Covenant (review)
It’s as if the WB took Harry Potter and turned it into ‘Five Hot Underwear Models Go Back to High School and Do Magic’…
Supernatural: The Complete First Season (review)
Now, there’s taking geeky stuff seriously, and then there’s being so damn earnest that someone deserves a smack.
Fabulous! The Story of Queer Cinema (review)
It’s unfortunate that probably, most of the audience for this touching and celebratory documentary will be those who don’t really *need* to see it…
Darkwing Duck: Volume 1 (review)
We can thank ‘Darkwing Duck’ for paving the way for the likes of the far superior, far more subversive superhero parody ‘The Tick,’ but it suffers greatly by comparison.
