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Category Archives: TV/Movies
Review: Epic
Spoilers I had initially turned my nose up at some of the early trailers for Epic, deeming them uninteresting and derivative of other, better, works. But a later one that used Snow Patrol’s “What If The Storm Ends?” piqued my … Continue reading
Review: The Great Gatsby
Spoilers I knew I was going to go and see Baz Luhrmann’s The Great Gatsby 15 seconds into the very first trailer, as Tobey Maguire’s drawling narration painted a picture of New York in the “roaring 20s” where “the buildings … Continue reading
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Tagged dicaprio, edgarton, fitzgerald, great gatsby, luhrmann, maguire, movies, mulligan, review
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Review: Star Trek Into Darkness
Spoilers I’m not sure what it is about Star Trek exactly that makes it so enthralling. The 28 seasons of television and, now, 12 movies hold a place front and centre in the realm of visual science fiction, on a … Continue reading
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Tagged cumberbatch, khan, kirk, movies, pine, quinto, review, spock, star trek into darkness
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Review: Iron Man 3
Spoilers So, Phase 2 begins. The first Iron Man might be, in competition with The Dark Knight, my favourite comic book superhero movie ever. It just seemed like the perfect mix of action, humour, visuals, great pacing, act progression, excellent … Continue reading
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Tagged cheadle, iron man 3, killian, kingsley, mandarin, marvel, movies, paltrow, pearce, reviews, robert downey jr, tony stark
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Review: G.I. Joe: Retaliation
Spoilers So. G.I. Joe. I think I made my thoughts on “turn off your brain” movies clear when I reviewed Battleship last year. For me, if a film has a budget near or exceeding 100 million US dollars, it doesn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged bruce willis, cobra, dwyane johnson, gi joe: retaliation, jonathan pryce, movies, reviews
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Revolutionary Remembrance: In The Name Of The Republic
I vividly remember, back when I was in my early days of college, a conversation with a supervising lecturer, when I was rambling on about an essay I wanted to write, what it would find and how I was going … Continue reading
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Tagged 1916, ashlings the best, civil war, cork, in the name of the republic, ira, kitty o'shea, martin corry, michael collins, o'halpin, the big fella, tv3, woi
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Review: Welcome To The Punch
Spoilers I wouldn’t say that crime dramas are my exact cup of tea, but I can appreciate the genre at times. Such films are often synonymous with action fests, but the subject of today’s review is a bit more intelligent … Continue reading
Review: Oz The Great And Powerful
Spoilers I, like so many others, have a fondness for the 1939 iconic film The Wizard of Oz. It’s a subtle and effective blend of fantasy, musical, terror and children’s whimsy in 100 minutes or so, the kind of movie … Continue reading
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Tagged braff, great and powerful, james franco, kunis, movies, oz, raimi, review, weisz
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Review: John Dies At The End
Spoilers I happen to be a pretty huge fan of Jason “David Wong” Pargin, from way back in his late 90’s days as owner of pointlesswasteoftime.com. As a result, I’m one of a few who got to read his original … Continue reading
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Review: Wreck-It Ralph
Spoilers The last CGI animated feature I caught was the somewhat disappointing Brave, and my opinion of the genre in general has never been astoundingly high, save for the rare exception of true genius (like Toy Story and Up). But … Continue reading
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