Sand Pirates of the Sahara (review)
Why Ferenc Arpad’s 1951 B movie is on my A list of Best. Movies. Ever.
Why Ferenc Arpad’s 1951 B movie is on my A list of Best. Movies. Ever.
It’s a bug’s life, apparently.
Forget the pastels and glamour of Mann’s 80s TV show — this is a complete reimagining that is resolutely of the moment, that doesn’t deign to a single winking nod to the past.
Campbell gets real as a Baltimore cop. Please, sir, may we have some more?
What to rent or buy this week, and what to avoid.
Would PKD laugh at what Hollywood does to his stories, or would he be pissed off?
A pirate’s box-office take for me…
Total fantasy! Honest leaders driven by integrity and principle? It’ll never happen…
Little more than a superficial introduction to some extraordinary ideas, making it unenlightening — though still mildly entertaining — for anyone already acquainted with basic mathematical theory.
Bruce in ‘Ant Bully’!