"My Super Sweet 16" review

Posted : 2 months, 1 week ago on 13 May 2008 01:42 (A review of "My Super Sweet 16")

This has got to be one of the worst things I have ever experienced.

Rich, spoiled, teenage brats get half a million dollar parties for their 'super sixteenth', all paid for by mummy and daddy.

The ridiculous parents fawning over their children's every wishes should be locked away for child abuse. As for the kids, they just shouldn't be given air time on any other show than 'Super Nanny'.

I dont know if this is a common aspect of middle america, but one day in a british school and those spoilt little shits wouldn't know what hit 'em.

Throw them to the lions, where no amount of gucci handbags will protect them...and it will be more bareable to watch.

This is the ultimate form of 'trash tv', it couldnt be futher from what I consider entertainting.

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American soldiers are stupid

Posted : 2 months, 2 weeks ago on 12 May 2008 12:56 (A review of Alive Day Memories: Home from Iraq)

After I saw this movie, it's unbeliavable how the ex-soldiers from USA are stupid. They go to a war which exists just to satisfy the interests of those who make money with Petrol, they lose their legs, arms and still say that it's worth! Absurd.

War is the stupidest thing someone can participate and soldiers are just Bush marionettes. Ridiculous.

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Phone and internet

Posted : 2 months, 2 weeks ago on 11 May 2008 05:51 (A review of Cardcaptor Sakura)

lol I hvae like all the songs from Cardcaptor Sakura on my phone. I like read the manga watch the shows on youtube I mean I love it. Personaly I think Sakura Kinomoto and Li are a perfect couple. The fact that Tomoyo like likes Sakura creeps me out but Tomyo makes such ADORABLE outfits! Its also kinda cute how Tomoyo is prepared on Sakura's battle by fiilming it. Now they can watch it when they catch all the cards and remember the good times ^^

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Hair raising fun

Posted : 2 months, 2 weeks ago on 11 May 2008 08:28 (A review of "Afro Samurai")

A good little animation bringing together Japanese animé and hip-hop music.

Fantastic stylised graphics and soundtrack by RZA accompany a bloodthirsty tale of revenge as a young boy is orphaned, vowing revenge for his assassinated father. He grows up nurturing an afro of immense proportions, wielding a samurai sword longer than you and a bad-ass attitude to match.
Driven by the single vision of becoming the number one samurai and literally cutting down all who stand in his way.
It was lots of fun with original death sequences stacking up along the way.

Unlike some of the other animé stories I have seen it managed to remain comprehensible throughout and followed a logical sequence of events.

The only let down for me was regrettably the character of Samuel L. J. as Afro samurai's companion, he tagged along in a manner very reminiscent of that of Donkey in Shrek, and became a slight annoyance with his repetitive nature of dialogue. 'Nah bro, you don't want to be doing that, you really don't to
want to be doing that. Watch it! He abouts to bust a two-sword move on you!'

All in all good bloody fun.

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Ok

Posted : 2 months, 2 weeks ago on 10 May 2008 08:01 (A review of "America's Next Top Model")

Tyra Banks the host of this show and judge as well as three other judges help determine America's next top model.

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CSI Middle Ages???

Posted : 2 months, 2 weeks ago on 9 May 2008 07:18 (A review of Cadfael)

Im the only one who has rated this classic; so I feel duty bound to bring it to your attention. If you like period dramas of crime dramas, you have to give Cadfael a try.

Derek Jacobi is one of histories greatest actors, and was born to play the overlooked, genius in a period piece.

Cadfael, is based in England in the middle ages, and follows a genius, monk/herbalist Brother Cadfael. Cadfael uncovers the mysteries behind many of the murders that blight the time.

Granted, 'crime fighting monk', is not going to sell itself and seems a little absurd; however it isnt. Give it time and you will find it thoroughly enjoyable..like CSI set in the middle ages.

Let me put it a little more 'sinfully'

The middle ages comprised of;

Plague
Povety
Rampant and unpoliced crime
Murder
and a fundamentalist catholic rule, marred by corruption, sadism and perversion.

When you put it like that, maybe it might be worth a watch? ;)
9/10

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plain dumb

Posted : 2 months, 2 weeks ago on 8 May 2008 06:37 (A review of "Ghostbusters")

this show is so dumb and first look at the ghostbuster sighn i looks nothing like the one we always see and there is a talking monkey????come on who has seen a giant monkey with a proton blaster that looks nothing like the ghostbuster proton blaster talk.if you ever see this show change it its a waste of time the real ghostbusters show is way better

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Adorable and fun

Posted : 2 months, 3 weeks ago on 1 May 2008 12:29 (A review of Pushing Daisies)

I've been hearing good things about this show but the concept put me off at first. But, I'm glad I gave it a chance because what ought to be a morbid, depressing topic is actually a cute, humorous take on life and love.

With its vibrant colors, voice-overs and interesting characters, Pushing Daisies is a modern fairytale brought to life. The show moves at a fast pace, introducing various facets of the characters' lives while handling the mystery case of the week. The dialogue is eminently quotable and you will be chuckling when you remember a particular line or event.

Pushing Daisies' charm lies in the absurdity of the situations, the overly sentimental(ness) of emotions and the idionsyncracies of the different characters. It will definitely bring a smile to your face.


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"Kidnapped" review

Posted : 2 months, 3 weeks ago on 30 April 2008 10:07 (A review of "Kidnapped")

The best part of this show was that it was a drama that wasn't overly dramatic. I loved that there was not of the popular sexual tension between lead characters, and people didn't have emotional outbursts that viewers felt were melodramatic or unjustified. I think there was a great on-screen chemistry with the whole cast and the action flowed so well. It's a shame that this never took off.

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Digimon Adventures

Posted : 2 months, 3 weeks ago on 29 April 2008 11:24 (A review of Digimon: Digital Monsters)

Digimon is about these 7 kids that all went to the same summercamp who get transported into this digital world. No one quite knows how they got there but they did. Anyways as soon as the 7 children (digidestins) got to the digital world they were each given a creature (digimon) that there own personalities. The digimon already had known the chidren's names. After that the chidren have to learn to work as a team and defeat evil. Now this is where it gets really interesting when they finally go home (taking the digimon) the digidestins there of another child with a digimon (another digidestin). They all work together to try and figure out who it is. It turns out be Kari (aka Tai's little sister) who's digimon is Gotamon. Kari is my personal favorite she's always sticking up for others.

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