Sin City: A Dame to Kill For movie review: meaner streets
An unnecessary sequel that’s empty and arduous, little more than vignettes on vengeance and cruel parades of sociopathic power.
Month: August 2014
no UK what-to-stream (or Movie Cheat Sheet) till tomorrow
Thanks to all weekend spent at Worldcon + a long three-screening day today.
London photo: Lieutenant Totoro
Another collision of fandoms at Loncon 3.
Hector and the Search for Happiness movie review: unhappymess
A rich white man tours the misery of others to learn about happiness. Yes, it is as offensive as it sounds.
London photo: TARDIS near the party tree
This is what happens when fandoms collide.
even The New York Times has given up on quality film journalism
Two well-off white men on class warfare, what’s good for women in Hollywood, and — most importantly — some movies they haven’t even seen yet.
London photo: evicted
In Brixton, South London.
Dinosaur 13 documentary review: long Black Hills road
A bittersweet reminder that while the scientific method may be coolly rational, the people who do science are deeply emotionally caught up in their work.
London photo: market cat
On furry cuteness duty at Brixton Market in South London.
Summer in February movie rating: red light
Real-life historical drama about a woman artist ignores her work and focuses instead on a tediously tragic romantic triangle.
