‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: snow Dalek at Yale
The student in charge of this endeavor informs us that cone-shaped snow creatures are common in Doctor Who’s native Britain…
The student in charge of this endeavor informs us that cone-shaped snow creatures are common in Doctor Who’s native Britain…
He doesn’t exactly kick ass: he is an ass. Life as a masked crime fighter with some slick wheels to groove him around town is not the chick magnet he imagined it would be…
Could be good-strange, could be bad-strange, could be strange-strange. And how did the strange ending impact your overall enjoyment of the film?
Rumor has it this is meant to be a comedy. I don’t see it, myself. Unless… oh, I get it: Your Highness. It’s a pot joke. Oh, that is clever.
If you follow me on Twitter or Facebook, you may have seen the posts about the death of my hard drive. It all began yesterday morning…
It’s just like Shutter Island, except with girls in the shower!
It doesn’t explain why the books appeal to readers beyond those with a scholarly interest in medieval symbolism. But hey! If ordinary moviegoers and readers can be fooled into thinking this is gonna be like The DaVinci Code but more Jesus-y, who are we to quibble?
The ten-part arc is now called “Miracle Day”… but the miracle is of a dark sort…
We have turned what should be serious discourse about the state of the nation and our culture into a sort of circus sideshow more concerned with entertaining audiences than with addressing the many problems we face. Can this ever change?
A woman dependent upon the Internet access of others cannot truly be free.