Ladder 49 dir. by Jay Russell
So you see firemen and Joaquin Phoenix and you think, hmmm, that’ll be fun. (Or you do if you’re me). Well it wasn’t. Honestly, yet another crappy film. 2005 has been...
28 January 2005
Oscar time again, can you believe it?
And the nominations are: Best picture The Aviator Finding Neverland Million Dollar Baby Ray Sideways – I’m guessing The Aviator will win this, the only other one I’ve seen is Finding...
25 January 2005
The Briar King by Greg Keyes
ISBN:0330419455 # 1 in the Kingdoms of Thorn and Bone series Picked this up because it is the Jan. read for Fantasy Favorites. unfortunately it is book one in a series...
20 January 2005
Moon Dance by S.P. Somtow
ISBN: 0812511271Have no real idea why I bothered to buy this book. I picked it up, read the blurb and knew it wouldn’t be good. After all on the front cover...
16 January 2005
The Phantom of the Opera dir. by Joel Schumacher
I had expected to enjoy this. But no, it was over long, over crap, and just plain boring. There isn’t really a lot more to say, but I suppose you bothered...
22 December 2004
Lemony Snicket’s A Series Of Unfortunate Events [based on books] by Daniel Handler dir. by Brad Silberling
I’ll admit first off that I haven’t read the books … yet. I did give the first three to my little sister for Christmas though, so I may get around to...
20 December 2004
The Aviator dir. by Martin Scorsese
Not being a huge fan of DiCaprio’s I wasn’t really sure why I wanted to see this film, the trailers weren’t anything special, but I suppose all the talk about how...
20 December 2004
Anita Blake Vampire Hunter – part 2 by Laurell K. Hamilton
Part I here; You might as well read it first I know, I know, I said in my first review of these books that I prolly wouldn’t be buying the rest,...
16 December 2004
E-serial by Kelley Armstrong
I’ve mentioned Kelley Armstrong here once or twice[1] before; she has 4 published books and has deals done for 9 with various publishers, so she is kinda popular. Anyways, every year...
15 December 2004
Alexander dir. by Oliver Stone
Alexander has received a bit of a panning in the US of A, its been out here for around a week now, and so far a lot of critics seem to...
30 November 2004
Wyatt Earp dir. by Lawrence Kasdan
Everyone’s heard of Wyatt Earp haven’t they? The gunfight at the OK corral, Dodge city, Tombstone and Doc Holliday are all part of the western mythology. Part of a place of heroes and baddies, white hats and black hats, where usually, in the end the good guys save the day, possibly riding off into the sunset.
19 October 2004