it’s bliss to be up early for…?
Seeing Stonehenge at sunrise — twice — has been one of the most memorable experiences of my life…
Month: September 2013
London photo of the day: Vietnamese spring rolls
Lunch today, from the Real Food Festival at Southbank…
Dark Touch review: Carrie on and on
Elegantly atmospheric indie horror drama plumbs typically unseen depths of children’s coping mechanisms in the face of terrible real-life experience.
Doctor Who thing: last chance for tickets to the 50th-anniv celebration in London
But you have to fill out a ballot, by phone or online — by Monday Sep 30 10am BST — for a chance to buy tickets.
The Network trailer: bringing television back to Afghanistan
I love documentaries like this one, that make you consider a new aspect of a messy, complicated situation that you hadn’t ever thought about before…
London photo of the day: James and Alison’s excellent adventure
Shot from a bus in Shoreditch.
Austenland review: bomb and bombasticity
Austenland, allow me to tell you how ardently I loathe and despise you.
Runner Runner review: yawner yawner
Dull and perfunctory, this is a crime thriller that sets itself up as a revenge story but can’t manage to drum up any excitement or suspense, and precious little revenge, either.
Doctor Who thing: original TARDIS blueprints uncovered!
Not the Gallifreyan version but the BBC version, the floorplan for shooting “An Unearthly Child” half a century ago tomorrow.
Parkland trailer: we are all Zapruders now
Just in time for the 50th anniversary of John F. Kennedy’s assassination. Oh… goodie?
