Covert Affairs is a sassy, well developed, action-packed spy drama. It has the intrigue and intensity of Alias and the quick wit and friendly banter of Bones (with sarcasm thrown into the mix too). Add to that characters that draw you in and I’m hooked!
Here’s my run down of the pilot episode: Continue reading “Binge Watching Favourites: Cover Affairs S1 Ep1 – Pilot (extended version)”
Let’s step back in time a second to September 1991. I was a lad all of 13 years old and I had just witnessed as close to a perfect science fiction film as I will ever see. That movie was Terminator 2: Judgment Day, the James Cameron masterpiece that took the brilliant ideas introduced in his 1984 original and expanded and explored them further than anyone could have hoped for. The ending of Judgment Day ended on a perfect, optimistic note, and I walked out of the cinema happy knowing that Cameron’s one-two punch of Terminator films was complete.
If my life was a movie the plot would not make a whole lot of sense. The scene changes would be epic and the settings a weird mix of eras and props. As the lead I would be a bundle of characters, the personality traits mashed together like an emotional patchwork mess. Continue reading “I’ve Been Watching Too Many Movies And Now My Brain Hurts”
This is one of those movies that I had seen previews for in 2012 but never ended up watching when it was first released. Continue reading “Thoughts on Looper (2012)”
I’m not one of those people who listens to the same genre of music over and over again. In fact, my music is all kinds of eccentric, strange and wonderful that my shuffle mix would blow your mind. The music I listen to depends on the mood I’m in and lately its just called for classic Will Smith tunes. So here, I bring you – my five favourite Will Smith songs.
Be prepared to take a blast into the past. It’s been a while since he released a song! I’d love to see Will combine making movies and releasing songs into one again.
OZ Comic Con Melbourne 2015 in Photos
Featuring: Adam Brown, Stephen Hunter, David Hewlett, David Nykl, Jewel Staite, David Wenham and Billy Boyd
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Lighting was brutal! Taken on my Sony Camera
Continue reading “OZ Comic Con Melbourne 2015 in Photos – Sunday”
To be honest, I really wasn’t excited to see this movie. I’m a huge fan of dinosaurs and the Jurassic Park franchise but to me this movie seemed like pointless and unnecessary add on to an already completed trilogy. But I went along, and this is what I thought …
SPOILERS!
OZ Comic Con Melbourne 2015 in Photos
Featuring: David Wenham, Billy Boyd, Scott Patterson, David Hewlett and Bruce Campbell
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Lighting was brutal! – Taken on my Sony Camera.
Continue reading “OZ Comic Con Melbourne 2015 in Photos – Saturday”
I love Elizabeth Banks. She’s adorable. If you are after a comedy filled with lots of funny moments and ridiculous misunderstandings I recommend you add Walk of Shame to your movie night list. Continue reading “Thoughts on Walk of Shame (2014)”
TINSEL and TAP SHOES 