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Song of the Day: “Beautiful Things” by Andain This is my busy week, so updates have been slow. I do have two movie reviews to toss your way, they will be coming soon, promise. For now, here is a quick book review to keep you busy. I wrote it a while ago and had it in [...] Song of the day: “Escalator” by Tabi Bonney The Inheritors Author: William Golding A book unlike anything I have read before, it is a story of survival concerning a small family of Neanderthals who find themselves suddenly and unexpectedly face to face with Homo Sapiens. It is a tale told through the eyes of our distant cousins, [...] Song of the Day: “Longest Road” by Deadmou5 How Soccer Explains the World: Author: Franklin Foer Unlikely indeed! This book takes an unorthodox approach at examining globalization and its effects (or lack thereof) in the world of soccer. By collecting a number of essays regarding particular soccer teams scattered throughout Europe and America, [...] Song of the Day: “Sister Kate” by the Ditty Bops Vicky Cristina Barcelona Director: Woody Allen I know it is probably sacrilege to say this and half of you will probably throw your necks out upon hearing this, knowing how many movies I watch but, prior to this, I had only seen one Woody Allen movie: [...] Song of the day: Sonata No.14 in C#M (Moonlight Sonata) by Ludwig van Beethoven Beneath this dome, Song of the day: The Late Great Libido by Menomena The Machine Girl Director: Noboru Iguchi Somebody has been putting their dirty little fingers inside my Netflix queue and they are having a blast showing me the weirdest movies. How I ended up with this film in my list – and not only that but at [...] Song of the day: “I thought that (Boris Dlugosch Remix)” – The Migrants Body of Lies Director: Ridley Scott On the one hand I love films along this vein, action thrillers, with just enough mystique and shady dealings to keep you on your seat. It seems the genre du jour, which is fine with me, as [...] Song of the day: “Year of the Rat” by Badly Drawn Boy The Inglorious Bastards Director: Enzo G. Castellari I should have known better than to assume that when Quentin Tarantino he had spent all those years working on the Inglorious Basterds screenplay, that he was writing something original. Anybody that knows anything [...] It has to be said, it really does because I have been keeping this to myself but after yesterday’s performance there is absolutely no way that the Federation could miss the multiple flaws with the Mexican Selection. This is not about Eriksson, it is, as I have always said, beyond that. It is about a [...] |
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