ISBN: 1841491896 When I first started this book I have to admit that I wasn’t that caught up in it, but I think that may have been whatever mood I was in at the time, because when I returned to … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: July 2003
22 July 2003
Cast: Bronagh Gallagher, Michael McElhatton, Simon Delaney
Script: Ian Fitzgibbon, Michael McElhatton
Genre: comedy
Setting: Dublin, Ireland
6 Stars
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Spin the Bottle directed by Ian Fitzgibbon
This is an Irish film, with some of the same characters as the spoof documentary Paths to Freedom. I didn’t catch a lot of that series, but thought I’d pop along to the film; after all how could I avoid … Continue reading
22 July 2003
Call no: 8 Stars
Cast: Eric Bana, Jennifer Connelly, Nick Nolte, Sam Elliott
Script: James Schamus, John Turman, Michael France
Genre: Action, sff
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Hulk directed by Ang Lee
I was pleasantly surprised with this film. I presume most people know the story of Hulk, guy gets radiated, then finds out that when he gets angry he turns green & monster-like (or grey in the early comics). Well I … Continue reading
20 July 2003
Call no: 8 Stars
Genre: general fiction
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Weathercock by Glen Duncan
ISBN: 0743220153 I’ll start this review by stating that ever since I read I, Lucifer I have been a fan of Glen Duncan. And this book has not changed my opinion one bit. This is a book that deals with … Continue reading
15 July 2003
Cast: Albert Finney, Alison Lohman, Billy Crudup, Ewan McGregor, Helena Bonham Carter, Jessica Lang
Script: John August
Genre: drama
7 Stars
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Big Fish [based on book] by Daniel Wallace directed by Tim Burton
This a wonderfully easy film. Easy to watch, easy to enjoy but I also found it easy to forget :( I’d still recommend it, but it is not an outstanding classic. It is however a way to spend an enjoyable … Continue reading
7 July 2003
Cast: Ingrid Bergman, Lana Turner, Spencer Tracy
Script: John Lee Mahin
Genre: horror
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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde directed by Victor Fleming
Watched Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde over the weekend, the 1941 version, with Spencer Tracy & Ingrid Bergman. It was quite good, interesting point, if one is totally evil does one have a choice? But apart from that I was … Continue reading