Friday, 30 July 2010

Monday, 26 July 2010

Culture adventure in da pool


Went around the town centre soaking up a bit of culture, some great exhibitions and some banksy.
Think it would be great to see a banksy take on a belfast mural with rats and the like.

Inception - view


Went to see inception at an imax last night,my first time and i was very impressed.
The trailer for tron visually looks amazing and actually is tempting me to go against all that i feel towards remakes or sequels of old classics(just look at star wars).
Anyway back on to inception by Christopher Nolan, its got a truely amazing cast, ellen page,auld lio and michael caine who plays a rather small support roll but he plays it something serious *spoiler alert* at the end i think with his classical English charm and near perfect grandad figure he really leads you with lio into really not being sure.
I enjoyed the film, its not a new plot, man has dark troubled past needs to do one last job and then he can get back to his kids, so gets together a crack team of experts...blah blah youve seen this type of movie before but with a gravity defying hotel hallway fight to the death?
In the imax the gravity stuff is just like wow in 3d i am sure it would b even more spectacular.
Gona be brave gona say its the best film ive seen at cinema since the dark knight, but to be fair what have you in the between time? I didnt go see the new smurf film(avatar) and only thing that would come close would be micmacs by jean-pierre jeunet.
So im giving it 4.5*.

Inception - view


Went to see inception at an imax last night,my first time and i was very impressed.
The trailer for tron visually looks amazing and actually is tempting me to go against all that i feel towards remakes or sequels of old classics(just look at star wars).
Anyway back on to inception by Christopher Nolan, its got a truely amazing cast, ellen page,auld lio and michael caine who plays a rather small support roll but he plays it something serious *spoiler alert* at the end i think with his classical English charm and near perfect grandad figure he really leads you with lio into really not being sure.
I enjoyed the film, its not a new plot, man has dark troubled past needs to do one last job and then he can get back to his kids, so gets together a crack team of experts...blah blah youve seen this type of movie before but with a gravity defying hotel hallway fight to the death?
In the imax the gravity stuff is just like wow in 3d i am sure it would b even more spectacular.
Gona be brave gona say its the best film ive seen at cinema since the dark knight, but to be fair what have you in the between time? I didnt go see the new smurf film(avatar) and only thing that would come close would be micmacs by jean-pierre jeunet.
So im giving it 4.5*.

Sunday, 25 July 2010

Liverpool cathedral


Went during the sunday service, couldnt believe how few people were attending the service, its a bit of a shameful waste.

Thursday, 22 July 2010

Juno - View

I finally surcumbed to watching this  "hipster movie of the year" which is seen to be "perfectly clever and perfectly paced". Unfortunetly for me i thought it was poor to average. Kyle smith sums it up beautifully "as the world’s longest Belle and Sebastian or Ben Folds song.".
On the topic of songs i love this song at the moment especially after watching Juno. Papa Razzi & The Photogs with  "Ellen Page, Don't Juno You Love Me?"
Oh the film gets 1*

Juno - View

I finally surcumbed to watching this  "hipster movie of the year" which is seen to be "perfectly clever and perfectly paced". Unfortunetly for me i thought it was poor to average. Kyle smith sums it up beautifully "as the world’s longest Belle and Sebastian or Ben Folds song.".
On the topic of songs i love this song at the moment especially after watching Juno. Papa Razzi & The Photogs with  "Ellen Page, Don't Juno You Love Me?"
Oh the film gets 1*

Tuesday, 20 July 2010

The Firm - Star Trekkin'


On bark records, with dub trek b side...tempted 99p is out of my singles budget.

Monday, 19 July 2010

Farm workers cottage 1800-1954


Pondering whose eyes have gazed out of this window.

Free palestine


Who knew that such things scrawled on a toilet wall in portrush could hold so much power, wait till the israelies read that!

Friday, 16 July 2010

A serious man - review


Film is a typical coen dark comedy revolving around larry gopnik.
It takes an interesting look at the jewish faith and has a great cast but steve bucsemi-less(strange for the coens)
What really caught my eye was jason solomons quote on the front "the coens' finest film ever". Really? I do not think so Jason. Its a decent film but better than fargo, the big lebowski and burn after reading(to name but a few)
Got me thinking about reviewers and if i should lisen to them?
The Sun gives it 5 stars, i doubt most sun readers can spell irony let alone grasp it in a coen brothers film.
Rant ended.
Il give it 3 stars,i need to watch it again.

A serious man - review


Film is a typical coen dark comedy revolving around larry gopnik.
It takes an interesting look at the jewish faith and has a great cast but steve bucsemi-less(strange for the coens)
What really caught my eye was jason solomons quote on the front "the coens' finest film ever". Really? I do not think so Jason. Its a decent film but better than fargo, the big lebowski and burn after reading(to name but a few)
Got me thinking about reviewers and if i should lisen to them?
The Sun gives it 5 stars, i doubt most sun readers can spell irony let alone grasp it in a coen brothers film.
Rant ended.
Il give it 3 stars,i need to watch it again.

Thursday, 15 July 2010

Poor saul,does he even know?


Im a fan of saul bass and thats no understatement and saw this and if he aint getting recognition, grr

Saturday, 3 July 2010

Stair library


I really enjoy looking at designs like this. Somebody taking such an awkward space and transforming it into an amazing area.