Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (review)
This is simply a great flick: powerfully emotional, profoundly resonant, scary and funny and intense and wholly enrapturing.
Month: July 2011
‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: most disgusting ‘Doctor Who’ toy ever
I thought the squishy Adipose stress-relief doll was sorta icky — not that I didn’t buy one for myself! — but this one has got it beat…
watch it: “The Browncoat Anthem (A Firefly and Serenity Rap)”
I appreciate the fannish love that went into this, but I think Mal Reynolds might say that something sure the hell ain’t right here…
Friends with Benefits (trailer)
I’m gonna go with the doubting that they will avoid the clichés of romantic comedies…
question of the day: How much do posters influence your decision to see a movie (or not)?
When was the last time you saw a movie poster on the side of a phone kiosk or even at a multiplex for a movie that you hadn’t previously known about… or for one that you hadn’t already made a decision about seeing?
someone should really do something about piracy!
Don’t worry: they figured it out! And no, no one said, “Hey, why don’t we give movie and TV fans a way to legitimately pay for and download the stuff they’re screaming at us that they want.” Of course not.
London photo of the day: Joe Strummer subway
Joe Strummer subway, on Edgeware Road.
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Winnie the Pooh (review)
Oh, it’s more of the same old crap we’re feeding our kids these days: Gratuitious destruction of the English language. Partial ursine nudity. Hunny abuse.
‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: Peter Jackson is a big ‘ol ‘Doctor Who’ geek
Not exactly astonishing news, but fun nevertheless…
