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- As I sit on my parents lawn, watching the dogs go mental over the roaring wind, it's kind of fun to wonder if this is the apocalypse.
- To those still in bed because the wind sounds scary: it's a beautiful day, I promise.
- Dear new itunes, I don't like you. Where'd the pretty go? Sincerely, Emma.
- I'm actually pretty afraid of the noises that the wind made all night, and continues to make now. It's screaming.
- @joshgnosis It's my favourite too - I can't work it out either.
- Congratulations reviewer - you've made a link between #TWtWB and Red Dawn. What a revelation! Oh wait - no - it's not.
- Only two people who follow me will actually get my Joss-reference, but regarding #TWtWB - where's the puppy? =(
- One class to go! Doctor Who reward, then my cousin's 21st. Will finish marking tomorrow!
Tag Archives: Film Review
‘Kick-Ass’ – Review
I’m usually up to date when it comes to comic book movies, but I’ll admit that I completely missed Kick-Ass. Maybe it just didn’t get the publicity, maybe I’ve been distracted by new found love of Doctor Who (I finally … Continue reading
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Clash of the Titans – review
It’s rare that I come across a film, and leave the theatre with nothing nice to say about it. Rare, but not impossible. ‘Clash of the Titans’ is terrible. I realise that it’s meant to be a remake of a … Continue reading
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‘Up in the Air’ Review
Increasingly of late, I find myself walking out of films with a single question, “Did I enjoy it?”, and as I exited ‘Up in the Air’ in the heat of Saturday afternoon, I found that this film, already holding rave … Continue reading
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After a significant wait (partly to avoid the hype, partly because I just hadn’t gotten around to it yet) I finally made my way to the theatre to see Avatar, even if it did take a sweltering day and a … Continue reading
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Sherlock Holmes
I teach a unit to Year Eight that goes by the name of ‘crime’. Mostly I wade my way through the stereotypes of the ‘greats’: Christie, Poe, Doyle and muck about with the conventions of the genre. It’s fair to … Continue reading
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David Tennant is Hamlet.
Why, look you now, how unworthy a thing you make of me. You would play upon me; you would seem to know my stops; you would pluck out the heart of my mystery; you would sound me from my lowest … Continue reading
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Where the Wild Things Are
I had planned to keep this updated more regularly, but life takes precedence, and thus it’s only as the holidays begin to roll around and the real world takes a break that I have the time to do so. To … Continue reading
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Coraline Review
I had great expectations for the movie ‘Coraline’. The trailers showed a Tim Burton-esque directorial style, and the story seemed clever and insightful. Plus it was in 3D. When I arrived at the cinema, I found myself experiencing great excitement … Continue reading
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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
As the screen faded to black and the credits began to apparate upon the screen, I found myself somewhat surprised at what was a fairly significant exhale. A sigh perhaps, but whether it was one of sadness or relief I’m … Continue reading
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Heart and Souls
It’s difficult to review films that you have a long relationship with with any subjectivity, so I’m not going to try. I love ‘Heart and Souls’. It’s absurdly predictable, it’s ridiculously corny, and at times, it borders on ridiculous, but … Continue reading
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