‘Doctor Who’ Retro Reviews 3.1
What…what’s this? COLOUR?! A new era in the history of Doctor Who started with the Third Doctor. A new Doctor, a different concept, colour film, new special effects and plenty of new villains!… Continue reading
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Review: Take This Waltz
Directed by: Sarah Polley Starring: Michelle Williams, Seth Rogen, Luke Kirby, and Sarah Silverman Plot: A married woman starts an affair after a chance encounter on a plane. Review: Margot (Michelle Williams) is a freelance… Continue reading
Kickstarted: Cool and Interesting Projects This Week
Kickstarter has been in the news more and more these last few months, and it’s no surprise. Recently Kickstarter saw a project hit the $1 million mark in less than 9 hours upon… Continue reading
The Pull List: Must Read Comics of 7/18/2012
Blue Beetle #11 By: Antony Bedard, Ig Guara, and Paul Renaud Publisher: DC Comics Estimated Price: $2.99 What’s it about: Honestly, I haven’t really been keeping up with the Blue Beetle title since the… Continue reading
New Lego Videogames I Would Kill For
Build em up and smash em down with Hedgie Lego. A staple of childhood play, builder of both the imagination and desperately ugly sculptures by kindergarteners. I had so much Lego as a… Continue reading
How I Found Myself Addicted to ‘Munchkin’
First of all, apologies to those who came here hoping to fulfill their fetish for dwarfs or midgets. This is not that kind of site (unless it’s about Tyrion Lannister – dude puts… Continue reading
Review: Why Stop Now
Directed by: Phil Doring and Ron Nyswaner Starring: Jesse Eisenberg, Melissa Leo, Tracy Morgan, and Isaiah Whitlock Jr. Plot: Eli (Jesse Eisenberg) is a young piano prodigy. When a great opportunity presents itself, he tries to… Continue reading
50 Years of Bond: ‘Live and Let Die’ Review
Director: Guy Hamilton Cast: Roger Moore, Jane Seymor, Yaphet Kotto, David Hedison, Clifton James, Bernard Lee, Gloria Hendry Plot: When Bond investigates the deaths of three agents in America, along with the CIA,… Continue reading
007 Casefile: Live and Let Die
Bond heads back to the States with a new mission and a new face! The Mission: With three agents murdered in the space of a day while investigating the dictator of a small… Continue reading
‘The True Adventures of the World’s Greatest Stuntman’ Book Review
Author: Vic Armstrong with Robert Sellers Publisher: Titan Books Many years ago, during the Brosnon era of Bond films, some friends and I were enjoying the latest adventures of the world’s most famous… Continue reading
