With season 4 of Lost kicking off tomorrow night, ABC repeated the season 3 finale tonight so I took the chance to watch it again cos it’s just so damn good. (read more…)

I knew this was a total chick flick and I knew that it would be rubbish before I watched it but I had to see it because of the lovely Zooey Deschanel. Thankfully it was worth watching for Zooey’s performance. She was the only decent thing in the film and any scene she wasn’t in had me reaching for a pen in order to stab at my eyeballs. (read more…)

We’ve had lots of varying weather here in the last couple of months. Some days are just below freezing and we get dumpings of snow. Other days are what I’d call “Irish” – miserably dull, cloudy, windy and rainy. Then others still are gorgeously clear and sunny. (read more…)

WTF? (read more…)

Only watched this 2006 film today and had yet another “why am I only seeing this now?” moment. Ryan Gosling gives a great performance as a drug-addicted school teacher in Brooklyn, New York. (read more…)

I love Peter Berg’s previous work (Very Bad Things, Friday Night Lights) and I really liked this too. I’m glad he continued to use the handheld shaky-cam technique that works so well on Friday Night Lights. (read more…)

What do you get if you cross The Blair Witch Project with the 9/11 attacks on New York? Cloverfield!!! This film is shot from the perspective of someone holding a small handheld camcorder so if you’re one of those weirdos who doesn’t like crazy shaky-cam action then you should definitely not see this. (read more…)

(Prologue: I’m a Spurs fan.) Oh happy day! We didn’t just beat the enemy, we walloped them 5-1!!! One, two, three, four, five. Count them! (read more…)

Apparently in the 1930s, black people in the southern US weren’t liked all that much by the whiteys. Hard to believe isn’t it? Thankfully they’ve come a long way since then. They have, right?? The Great Debaters is based on the true story of Wiley College in Texas, a school for black people, which was the first to take part in a debate against a white college. (read more…)

One of the many preferable things about living in Canada over Europe is being able to see films upon their first release and not having to wait a few months. That way you can actually make a list of your favourite films of 2007 as soon as the year is over rather than having confusing conversations in May over whether a certain film belongs to this year or last year. (read more…)