The Crash Reel review (Sheffield Doc/Fest)
Dangerous sports smacks up against towering ambition in this sensationally accomplished documentary to ask a universal question: How far do you go in order to be who you were born to be?
Doctor Who thing: the Doctor popped in on the Continental Congress, of course
I was gonna Photoshop the TARDIS into the signing of the Declaration of Independence, for the Fourth of July, but someone beat me to it…
Hell Baby trailer: this is supposed to be a parody?
It’s actually hard to see how this differs from the “straight” versions of the same sort of story.
London photo of the day: God save the Queen (of Crime)
This memorial to Agatha Christie has suddenly sprung up near Leicester Square tube station.
Rafea: Solar Mama review (Sheffield Doc/Fest)
Hugely hopeful documentary about women unleashing their potential and putting into practice small-scale, realistic solutions to enormous problems.
Doctor Who thing: adorable geek couple’s adorable Tenth Doctor-themed engagement photos
I challenge you not to fall in love with these crazy kids
Red 2 trailer: please let it be as good as the first
This is the minimum we are owed. If Hollywood would rather make sequels than tell new stories, those sequels had sure as hell better be damn good.
London photo of the day: a little bit of gay pride
Flying the rainbow flag in Soho.
The Internship review: triumph of the shill
Is it supposed to be flattering to Google that two idiots bullshit their way into a highly competitive internship, even though they know nothing about computers, or the Internet, or programming?
“are shows like Dexter to blame for inspiring violent crimes?”
No one who wasn’t already inclined to murder would be moved to commit such a heinous crime simply because they watched a TV show or movie about a serial killer. I mean, obviously. No?
