Pretty funny. The animation was fine, nothing spectacular. The voice talent was good (Schwimmer and Ali G did the best jobs). Story was cute and well done, if a bit trite. The best thing about the movie are all the Read more…
Ann and I saw Dralion, one of the newer shows of Cirque du Soleil, this weekend in Rotterdam. This is the third Cirque du Soleil show we’ve seen (O and Varkai being the other two). As with the others, it’s Read more…
No, I’m not talking about the classic starring Rodney Dangerfield. Although I did feel a little like his character as I walked into the examination hall for my Mangerial Economics final exam. It was the first time I had taken Read more…
We rented the French film “A Very Long Engagement” last night. It starred Audrey Tautou and was directed and co-written by Jean-Pierre Jeunet, the writer and director of Amelie. So, we had high expectations. I liked this movie even better Read more…
I’m such a dick. My friend Ryan made the mistake of telling me that he was “experimenting” with the whole blogging thing, just to get a feel for the technology. That’s kind of like when you’re in college and you Read more…
Right off the bat you should know that from the ages of 11 to about 15 I was a huge comic fan. I generally shunned what I considered the more ‘kiddie’ brand of DC comics in favor of the imminently Read more…
I’m finally done. After my film noir exam today I got on the international train from Brussels for the last time. I’ve been on that train twice a week since last September! No more delays. No more screaming kids. No Read more…
The results are back. I have only one thing to say. All you dispicable people who sent hate mail to Michael Schiavo, and all you Republican politicans who ran back to Congress to get special laws passed to violate an Read more…
Is blogging protected as free speech? I’ve now read at least three articles about people being fired for what they say in their blogs. Here’s the latest story. Naturally, there are some things that should just be common sense: Don’t Read more…