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Month: March 2003
Noticed
Via referrer log (ohh how I’ve missed them): You say tomato.
I sincerely urge you go and visit there and stay for a while. Even leave an explorer window open with the site displayed in the background, just make sure you can see the main background colour, and leave it there for a while. V.subtle and v.cool (took me a few secs to figure out what was going on).
Also (while I remember) a quick hi to some next/prev sites on the Scottish Blogs and Blogging Brits Webrings.
Scottish Blogs next site: Alex McChesney (although I should really just say hello to him when we get into work tomorrow morning, would be much easier….)
Scottish Blogs previous site: Angus Blog, a weblog for Angus a town in Scotland.
Blogging Brits next site: Orange Socks, not often about but very honest when he is.
Blogging Brits previous site: Bluetealeaf, better known as Simon.
Daredevil
Average. Nothing spectacular, and very ‘pop video’ at times. Nice and dark (as it should be) but a little too light in place. That is the cinematography was nice and dark but the humourous points in the film seemed a little forced and a little like they were put in to make sure the kids didn’t get to frightened. After all it IS a cartoon.
Jackass: The Movie
So I’m arranging to go and see this with a few folk at work, fully aware it’s a love it or hate it kinda thing. Is the film base level humour? Puerile? I hope so! And if those nice people at the Childcare Action Project (CAP) are anything to go by it should be exactly what I am expecting.
If you have not come across this website before, it is well worth a look, especially some of the film reports.
For example: 101 Dalmations. Kiddie film about cute puppies? Not according to CAP.
The site is not a parody. I’m not sure whether to laugh hysterically (my first reaction) or bolt the doors and hide under the bed…
Daredevil
I was aware of the cartoon character but have only glanced at a couple of issues so had no real fixed idea of what to expect. The film was dark, bleak, and on the whole and uninvolving experience. Ben Affleck was adequate in the title role but didn’t evoke much emotion, and, well the rest of the cast are there on screen but didn’t do much for me, save Joe Pantoliano whose character was intriguing enough to merit a little more praise.
Fight scenes were a bit too ‘pop video’ in style, and ultimately this movie’s failure is that you just don’t care how things are going to turn out. Not a bad movie, but definitely not the best cartoon adaptation (I think X-Men 2 may take that title soon).
Damn
They didn’t have any Dr.Pepper.
Nuts.