London photo of the day: carved wooden door
Another architectural detail from the closed-up former restaurant in Chelsea…
Month: October 2013
Ender’s Game review: big ideas, small heart
My soul was never stirred. My spirit did not soar. My intellect did twitch a bit in ways that made my heart ache disagreeably, however.
Doctor Who thing: the littlest fans at New York Comic-Con
Meet some adorable and imaginative kids…
47 Ronin trailer: I do loves me some Keanu…
The dialogue is hopelessly clichéd, but this looks kind of amazing…
who — if anyone — has emerged as an indisputable movie star since the year 2000?
We’re nearly 15 years into the century — it shouldn’t be so hard to think of names to fill this roster.
London photo of the day: impressive doorknob
On a closed-up former restaurant in Chelsea.
“how Sony made sure everyone would see uncanny CGI nudes resembling Ellen Page”
And why it’s difficult to believe that getting these images out onto the Net isn’t precisely what Sony intended…
what sets off your OCD?
Crooked picture frames? Clothes not facing the same way?
London photo of the day: a disturbing quantity of popcorn
This is what you witness when you loiter outside West End cinemas at ungodly early hours.
Closed Circuit review: cheating in the War on Terror
Eric Bana and Rebecca Hall are as engaging as ever, and the film raises intriguing issues concerning the “War on Terror”; pity the plot descends into the ridiculous.
