It feels like too many TV shows are killing off main characters, as if they were in the midst of an autumn streak –don’t worry, no big spoilers ahead.
Monthly Archives: November 2013
Brian Griffin: Dog, Friend and Martini Drinker
The Day of the Doctor Review: Long Live Gallifrey
Matt Smith gets the funniest introduction of him and his name during the opening credits
Notice: this is going to be the least impartial review that I can possibly write. I was trying to be professional and talk about this objectively, but I gave up. I have been looking forward to this moment so badly that I have nothing mean to say. Continue reading
Categories: Doctor Who, Film, Television
Tags: David Tennant, Doctor Who, Matt Smith, Review, Steven Moffat, The Day of the Doctor
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The Day of the Doctor is Almost Here
My 3D glasses are ready, the Doomsday theme is playing on my iPod non-stop, and we are only one day away from one of the biggest events in science-fiction: the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who. Continue reading
Categories: Doctor Who, Film, Television
Tags: Billie Piper, David Tennant, Doctor Who, Matt Smith, The Day of the Doctor
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Film Review: Gravity
The human race is made to live in a gravitational environment. We are meant to walk, to stumble, to fall, to get up on our feet. But not to float, and especially not in space. Continue reading
Categories: Film
Tags: Alfonso Cuarón, Film Review, George Clooney, Gravity, Sandra Bullock
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Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom
Trailers are designed to thrill the viewers, to make them want to watch a film, to crave for it. But it usually takes a huge display of screen titles, music riped off from the Inception score and a selection of the best bits of the movie. But for Nelson Mandela, it is different. Continue reading
Categories: Film
Tags: Biopic, Idris Elba, Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom, Nelson Mandela, South Africa
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Homeland, You Better Get Back on Track Soon
I’m so furious with Homeland right now. It is like one of those friends who are always involved in some kind of trouble, and they tell you that they are going to change, and you believe them because you still remember a time when they were good kids, but you are too foolish to realize that they are lying to your face. That’s my relationship with Homeland nowadays, and I cannot bail it out of jail every weekend. Continue reading
Categories: Television
Tags: CIA, Damian Lewis, Homeland, Mandy Patinkin, Rupert Friend
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“The Day of the Doctor” Preview
Are you all jumping with excitement? I am jumping with excitement! It is only six days until the Doctor Who anniversary is finally broadcast, and each trailer and preview just makes us want for more! Continue reading
Categories: Doctor Who, Film, Television
Tags: 50 Anniversary, David Tennant, Doctor Who, Matt Smith, The Day of the Doctor
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Dracula “From Darkness to Light” Review: Wherefore Art Thou Not Cancelled Yet?
Four episodes into this show, its ridiculousness continues to amaze me, because I know this version of Dracula is the worst –believe me, that is the nicest word- and still, I can´t help but watch it every week. As if some part of me was expecting it to improve, but NO. This is NBC we´re talking about, and NBC doesn’t want to talk about those supernatural creatures that are so trendy right now, they want to talk about the Wall Street and Enron, yay! Continue reading
The Butler: A Historical Trip to Boredom
Free piece of advice to everyone: if you feel like going to the cinema to get some entertainment but you don’t know what to watch yet, do NOT choose The Butler. Continue reading
Gravity and the Music that Revolves Around it
Surreal stories require surreal surroundings, and that includes the music. The best way of composing a film score for something like Gravity is to give it a feeling of science fiction, which is precisely what Steven Price does. Continue reading
