So… I’ve finally begun watching HBO’s rendition of George RR Martin’s “Game of Thrones” and, well, it’s quite spot on isn’t it? I’ve been abstinent only because I wanted to be done turning the pages of the story first, prior to hunching over a screen every night, devouring a TV dinner per episode. When I … More HBO’s Game of Thrones: Review
Now this movie was funny. Not laugh-out-loud-every-second funny, but still very hilarious at its ripest moments. Fans of young Hollywood will find this movie refreshingly indulging, given that the comic star studded cast play, yes, themselves! Now don’t get too excited, obviously, we get that they are all still actors doing what they do best, … More This Is the End: Movie Review
Listening to a new song is always a sonorous blur. They always leave you confused about how you feel once the melody bends into silence. Kind of like opening the front door to a stranger on your porch who you then scan, puzzling if you should be nodding him in or slamming him out. 60% … More Katy Perry – Roar: Music Review
Is it blasphemy if I say that the best part of the movie was actually the post-credits scene? You know, the one that silently crept up during the credits and BAM unleashed ballistic waves of awed disbelief and air sucking gasps in reaction to what and who we were seeing! I’ll tell you people, … More The Wolverine (2013): A Review
Oooh la laa. Isn’t this brilliant! The muggles are going rampant upon discovering that J.K. Rowling has been secretly writing under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith! Ah, scandal! Ever the more brilliant isn’t it when an invisibility cloak falls off your shoulder and we see what we should be seeing for the first time. Why Rowling, … More J.K. Rowling Exposed! Oops, There Goes Her Invisibility Cloak
This will be a short review, just because there’s nothing much to say. Okay that’s a lie—the nothing much to say about part. I enjoyed this movie in its entirety, particularly because I wasn’t looking for much depth in it. Critics have been taking aim and going all gung-ho about this movie because of its … More Man of Steel: Review – Superman. Respect.
Nov. 7, 2012: President Obama waves to the crowd at his election night party in Chicago. (AP) He’s back. He’s now Messianic. An orator that arises once in a generation, prodigal, speaking rhetoric that is liquid in sense and inspiration. Goosebumps. Leaders like him are of mettle mythical. Obama’s acceptance speech was cyclical, for indeed it went back … More Obama Wins Re-election
I liked it more than I didn’t. “Hem hem”. Before embarking on “The Casual Vacancy”, check-in those memory stuffed suitcases of “Harry Potter” at the cupboard under the stairs. There will be no need for wands, muggle! No need for robes, and certainly, no need for magic. Well? Tut tut—off you go! Ah, but crisp … More J.K Rowling’s "The Casual Vacancy": A Review
At first glimpse Perry’s latest video seems like a random collage of fantastical nonsense doesn’t it? Well, if that were truly the case I wouldn’t be writing now would I. This review is yet another one of my rescue articles (the premiere one being for Beyonce’s confusing the ‘Best Thing I Never Had’). It simply … More Wide Awake by Katy Perry: Review
“There’s not a thing I won’t do, I’d give my life up for you…” (Chris Brown and Justin Beiber, Next To You) – “I’d catch a grenade for ya / Throw my hand on a blade for ya / I’d jump in front of a train for ya / You know I’d do anything for … More "I’d die for you" – The “Bloody” Hypocrisy of True Love
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