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Tag Archives: review
Film Review: Gravity
I’ve been seriously slacking on the blogging front lately, sorry! I haven’t had all that much to write about, I’m afraid. I recently saw the film Gravity, starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney. I’d never heard of it until I … Continue reading
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Tagged alfonso cuaron, cgi, film, george clooney, gravity, movie, nasa, oscars, review, sandra bullock, space, special effects
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Restaurant Review: Fumo, Birmingham
Having had Fumo recommended to me a while ago, I suggested it as a venue for dinner with some work colleagues last night. Fumo, at 1 Waterloo Street in the heart of the city centre, is an Italian with a … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Review
Tagged birmingham, chichetti, food, fumo, italian, restaurant, review, uk, waterloo street
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Film Review: The Hunger Games
I’d never heard of The Hunger Games series of books until I started hearing hype about the film version of the first book. They’re teenage fiction so I suppose they’d passed me by. When I did hear about them, what … Continue reading
Posted in Films, Review
Tagged film, jennifer lawrence, josh hutcherson, katniss everdeen, review, the hunger games
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Film Review: The Artist
A black-and-white, almost entirely silent film about black-and-white silent films was always going to be a hard sell in 2012. It’s a credit to the quality of The Artist that it is actually doing quite well in cinemas and exceedingly … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Review
Tagged berenice bejo, black and white, film, george valentin, james cromwell, jean dujardin, john goodman, michel hazanacius, peppy miller, review, silent film, the artist
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Gig Review: The Civil Wars at Union Chapel, Islington
The Civil Wars, a set on Flickr. The Civil Wars are an American duo who have supported Adele on both her US and UK tours. She’s even called them the best live band she’s ever seen. I first heard about … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Review
Tagged adele, concert, gig, john paul white, joy williams, Music, performance, review, the civil wars, union chapel
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Book Review: Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha, by Roddy Doyle
This is supposedly a modern classic which I happened to spot in the library one day. The story follows the titular Paddy Clarke, a ten-year-old boy as he grows up in Barrytown near Dublin. Paddy dislikes his little brother for … Continue reading
Book Review: Adventures On the High Teas – In Search Of Middle England, by Stuart Maconie
‘Middle England’ is a term that has a variety of meanings. Sometimes it’s code for the type of people who read the Daily Mail and say “I’m not racist, but…” and sometimes it means church coffee mornings, farmers markets and … Continue reading
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Tagged adventures on the high teas, book, middle england, review, stuart maconie
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Film Review: Bridesmaids
Bridesmaids is the newest Hollywood romcom, but it stands out from it’s competitors in one unusual way: it’s written by women. Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo, to be precise. Wiig is well-known Stateside as one of the stars of Saturday … Continue reading
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Tagged annie mumolo, bridesmaids, film, kristen wiig, review, saturday night live
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Book Review: Join Me by Danny Wallace
Danny Wallace’s career is hard to explain. He’s a writer, former tv producer, and has even appeared on panel shows. I’d read his book ‘Are You Dave Gorman?’ (which he co-authored with Gorman, a comedian who used to be his … Continue reading
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Tagged book, collective, cult, danny wallace, join me, karma army, karmageddon, review
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