'The Road Movie' - Movie Review
Spectacular and appalling dashcam footage from Russia.
Spectacular and appalling dashcam footage from Russia.
Read this first: Index of "Top Ten" . See also the Anime list , as I'm not doing overlap between the two, and any Anime movie is also an animated movie ... I'm also going with generally short descriptions as most people are familiar with these ... I'm a huge fan of the genre, so there are a lot of entries on the list (a lot more than ten). " Heavy Metal " isn't on this list - it's spectacularly…
Simple to make, and tastes good.
'Damning with faint praise' comes to mind.
Too normal for Guy Ritchie, who should be more interesting.
Alcock is good, the movie less so.
A bit better than 1, but not 'good.'
Photographs from the BIG on Bloor street festival.
Icecland photos posted.
Read this first: Index of "Top Ten" . These are books I find myself returning to a lot. Some are philosophical, some are adventure stories that I enjoy. You'd think with the predominance of Bujold's work on the list, I'd have read her entire catalogue. I have not: I don't mind her SF, but it's some of her fantasy that I love. There's overlap with both Best Fantasy Novels and Best SF&F Adventure…
'Survival horror thriller' with Rachel McAdams and Dylan O'Brien.
Slightly different spy-gets-revenge story.
Precursor to 'An Affair to Remember.'
Iceland wrap-up.
Bits and pieces of Reykjavik.
The church on the hill - Reykjavik.
Puffins, volcanoes, and a fifty-year-old memory.
A glacial lagoon and a crash landing.
Along the southeast coast of Iceland ...
So. Many. Waterfalls.
Craters, pseudo-craters, and ice cream.
A canyon, waterfalls, midges, fish and chips, and beer.
Whale watching and seasickness.
Turf houses, herring, and approaching the Arctic Circle.
Lupines, horses, and sheep.
Þhingvellir National Park is fantastic.
Your crash course on what Iceland is like.
Read this first: Index of "Top Ten" . I'm not going to spend much time describing the Marvel and DC movies, as they're blockbusters and everyone knows them. Although I'll at least try to point out why I think they stand out. Far more interesting are the movies that aren't part of either of these franchises. And I can't talk about this genre without mentioning " Dakota Skye " - it's low budget,…
90 minutes on hold to change an email address.
The first (short) season was very good. This is longer and proportionately poorer.
Third and weakest (and last?) of Marvel's Venom series of movies.
Children's animated story that simultaneously (and successfully) talks about authorship of stories.
Interesting but problematic Anime series.
Read this first: Index of "Top Ten" . See also Best Jane Austen Movies . All of them are romances, most have an element of comedy, and if the screenplay preserves a reasonable amount of Austen's writing, they'll still have some of the best writing in the English language. These are approximately in order of my opinion of their quality. Roman Holiday Undoubtedly not the first romantic comedy…
Read this first: Index of "Top Ten" . The Seven Samurai Yeah, it's on everyone else's list too ... but seriously: it's a great movie. The Shipping News Well regarded in its time, but mostly forgotten now, this is a superb story of one man's journey from weakness to strength. Casablanca Again, another movie that's on all the lists ... but again, it's one of my personal favourites. Shakespeare in…
Deeply disappointing.
Middle-of-the-pack, typical romcom.
Beautifully presented crazy-idiotic story.
Read this first: Index of "Top Ten" . Just to be clear: these are almost all aimed entirely at adults. Maus I and Maus II by Art Spiegelman Art Spiegelman wrote these as a record of his father's experience in the concentration camps during the Holocaust. The decisions that went into the visualizations of races as presented in this pair of graphic novels seems utterly bizarre: the Jews are mice,…
Too predictable and not funny enough ...
I guess 'The Librarian' started a genre?
Good? No. Important? Yes.
Witty dialogue keeps me happy.
Too frenetic and not as funny (for me) as I would have hoped.
Another 'classic' from Criterion that I really didn't like.
Slightly better photos than day 2.
I didn't crash it this time, and actually got some photos!
So cool! Oh, wait ... I crashed it ...
Ginger Baker was insane. He was also one of the world's best drummers.
Surprising results comparing memory usage of X and Wayland terminals.