The Lunchbox review: when souls meet (for a meal)
A charming, bittersweet, utterly chaste love affair forged over food and cemented by kindred spirits.
Month: February 2014
because I’m not a corporate shill: testimonial from reader and subscriber RogerBW
By popular demand, I remain a starving writer with a huge readership. Thanks, Internet.
Mr. Peabody & Sherman review: timey-wimey doggy-waggy
Wonderfully, sweetly geeky, and full of the sort of goofy yet intriguing adventures that inspire kiddie curiosity in history and art and science.
a humorous song about how Hollywood hates women
”If you have to have a girl in there / She should be smoking hot / But not affect the plot”…
Non-Stop review: your popcorn bucket doubles as a floatation device
There’s a delicious cleverness to this very silly but very entertaining flick.
Doctor Who thing: what if the Doctors were cats (part 2)?
Real cats this time, not cartoon ones…
A Million Ways to Die in the West redband trailer: oh [expletive]
I’m gonna be rooting for Liam Neeson to shoot Seth MacFarlane dead in this one.
Amsterdam photo of the day: graffiti montage
I wonder if Ernest Hemingway has ever been graffiti’d before?
if you want to keep the level of film conversation online up at high level, you need to support me
It’s not me saying it. It’s reader and subscriber Rob “Jurgan” Dukes…
if legit DVDs used quotes like this, I’d get quoted more often
That’s a Chinese bootleg, apparently.
