Easy Money and Easy Money: Hard to Kill review: easy money… isn’t
Easy Money is a smart, affecting, slow burn of a movie, a spectacular example of Nordic noir. The sequel suffers by comparison, though.
Year: 2014
Doctor Who thing: if Ikea sold a flatpack TARDIS…
…it would come with instructions like these.
Guardians of the Galaxy trailer: this is what everyone is so excited about?
Everyone’s been talking about this. There was even a 15-second teaser to get us worked up for the main event. Which is still just an ad for a movie.
Amsterdam photo(s) of the day: what’s-your-job plaques?
Plaques like these are all over the city. Apparently they were like little ads alerting passersby to what business the business inside was in.
Doctor Who thing: don’t blink while you’re reading
I don’t see how that’s going to be possible, so basically, you’re doomed if you buy these Weeping Angel bookends.
3 Days to Kill trailer: old dude still badass
Good lord, how hot is Kevin Costner in this? I’ll be in my bunk.
Amsterdam photo of the day: memorial to transgender victims of violence
There were too many flowers and cards.
Doctor Who thing: a frock coat cool enough for a Time Lord, but made for a Time Lady
Made of cashmere and wool, so it should feel nice and be toasty warm. Next winter is coming…
Son of God trailer: Jesus dies at the end
What is it with this Jesus guy and fish? Why does he hate fish?
what would happen if critics simply stopped reviewing bad movies?
There’s serious talk in book circles about the value (or lack thereof) of negative reviews. What if film people started wondering the same thing?
