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.
“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
Relax. They didn’t screw it up. – L.Thompson Now now, where do I start? Quite a late entry, this one; but that I attended the Hallows premiere in Sri Lanka on only August 19th is not to blame. Ah, tropical bohemian lateness is lovely to soak in, sometimes. The movie: it’s over. The series: it … More Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II Review
Not with a gun. Maybe with a bow and arrow, a rock, a slingshot, a goop of mud, a stunning spell, or a gagging curse. Rumor has it (rolls eyes), that Daniel Radcliffe, 21, contacted J.K Rowling after being “worried” that the billionaire author might be tempted to churn out some more Potter books—oh! Dear … More Why Danielle Radcliffe Needs to be Shot
DECEMBER 19TH –the digits on the iPhone transform to 12:01 and the projector ignites, flashing away all that darkness. In effect the seat-less theater is silenced for two seconds by its own gasp for air. Staring ahead in awe, we see a grey image take form and hear that familiar elegiac tune. Applause and yells … More Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I Review
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