Showing at a local home cinema V
Continuing my series of posts on Home Cinema. Two great films in the last post in this series, but two awful ones now. Heroes (2006). This TV series is in its fourth year running now. The general outlay is that
Reflections of parents of not-so-young-kids-anymore
Continuing my series of posts on Home Cinema. Two great films in the last post in this series, but two awful ones now. Heroes (2006). This TV series is in its fourth year running now. The general outlay is that
The three best ever TV drama series I’ve seen are: The Sopranos, Battlestar Galactica Reimagined, and The West Wing (the latter which I’ll blog about soon). Of these three, The Sopranos is probably the hardest to appreciate for most home
Continuing my series of posts on Home Cinema.:) Tropic Thunder (2008). We’d originally caught this movie at a late night screening last year in November. Unfortunately, Ling was right smack in the early weeks of her first trimester, and the
One way I get introduced to classics I haven’t heard before is, surprisingly, through science-fiction movies. Specifically, there has been over the years a bit of use of the classics in the Star Trek movies and TV series. And whenever
There’re just three ‘big’ movies on my “Must Watch” list this year: they’re Watchmen, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (!), and Star Trek. The first, Watchmen, has come and gone and I’ve blogged about it here the other week.
One of the earliest graphic novels I read as a young adult was Watchmen. My elder brother and I were both comic book readers and collectors in the mid 80s, and he acquired all twelve volumes of this series. The
A couple nights every week this couple of weeks is spent discharging my, well, yearly IPPT obligation. But the remaining free evenings I’ve been spending quite a bit of time in Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09. Funnily, I have no
Singapore in itself isn’t very exciting outside eating and shopping, so many of us simply make use of our convenient location to travel. Singaporeans are a pretty lucky lot when it comes to traveling around the world. We’re situated right
Echoing a game review for the other blog I manage and write for. I wrote this one last year though. The Witcher No, this isn’t an educational game review. For a change, this one’s just a game review for an
As far as comicdom is concerned, there’s a long list of superhero powers. After all, if you’re going to keep things fresh in that creative industry, you need to get equally as creative when it comes to cooking up the
I’m gonna do more frequent posts of Home Cinema with fewer movies but longer notes.:) Eagle Eye (2008). Techno thriller starring Shia LaBeouf, Michelle Monaghan, and a whole bunch of military hardware, especially of the spy, surveillance and explosive sort.
A follow-up on my post on home movies viewing from earlier this year. Not as many movies as the last post – have been terrifically busy.:( Babylon A.D (2008). Vin Diesel sure is getting typecast as the beefy action macho
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