a few thoughts on a catch-up binge of Game of Thrones: Season 3
I’m not sure anything — TV show or movie — that’s been based on a book has ever felt more like a book than GoT.
Month: April 2014
what’s on Captain America’s catch-up list… and what *should* be on it?
If you could add one thing to Steve’s list that he absolutely must catch up with in order to be considered a with-it 2010s kind of guy, what would it be?
a reminder about commenting
Go start your own damn web site if you want to hurl abuse at people. Don’t even think about doing it here.
while I binge-watch Game of Thrones S3 today, please enjoy this GoT opening credits sequence as if it were a 1970s sitcom
These are the wages of procrastination: Season 4 of Game of Thrones starts tomorrow, and I haven’t seen Season 3 yet.
London photo: the BBC’s glass house
The new glass extension to the old Art Deco BBC London HQ I featured yesterday…
The Double review: now you see him… again
A painfully funny odyssey of personal ineffectualness that is bitterly wonderful in how it revels in the decrepit horror of the everyday world.
Visitors review: stare into the face of humanity
A weirdly beautiful film, eerie in its complicated simplicity, and open to seven billion interpretations, all of them valid.
Tom at the Farm review: shoulda stayed in the city
An overwrought pastiche of Hitchcock that makes less sense and renders its protagonist far less plausible the longer it goes on.
London photo: Art Deco airwaves
The BBC’s Broadcasting House, its London HQ, near Oxford Circus.
BaneCat: now is the time to laugh
The Internet mixes cat videos and supervillains, and the result is glorious.
