Frozen, one of the best films Disney has released in years and rightly regarded as an instant animation classic, is everywhere it seems, much like the ice that Elsa (Idena Menzel aka Adele Dazeem), the Snow Queen keeps throwing around throughout the beautiful film. “Let It Go”, the standout Continue Reading
Chases and cheeses: Cartoon Network revives The Tom and Jerry Show (and more!)
SNAPSHOT “Each episode will feature Tom the cat and Jerry the mouse plotting against each other — with Tom’s determination matched only by Jerry’s own cleverness in evading capture. But this time the cartoon mayhem will not be limited to only Tom and Jerry’s traditional suburban setting. In The Continue Reading
Marvellous massing of movie trailers: Tammy, The Signal, The Giver, Joe, Unbroken + a short film
You look exhausted. Why don’t you sit back a spell, grab some popcorn and check out these trailers for five movies, and one beautiful short, that will make you laugh, think, feel and come alive again in the way that only good cinema come. It’s a mixed bag true Continue Reading
Weekend Pop Art: The quirky Disney art of “Nothing’s Impossible!”
A lot of amazing pop culture goodness is available at the annual SXSW gathering in Austin, Texas with a plethora of movies, bands, parties and interactive sessions to take in. Out of the many reports flooding out of this year’s just-concluded event, a post on Mashable about an exhibition Continue Reading
Now this is music 25: Cathedrals, Glass Animals, Great Good Fine OK, Young & Sick, Fujiya & Miyagi
Ah, the thrill of the new! Not everyone craves it admittedly but for those of us who do, it is the elixir of youth, the magical ingredient that infuses the mundane, the banal and the downright ennui’d with all the fun and sparkle of the circus. Well, perhaps that Continue Reading
Movie review: Le temps de l’aventure (Just a Sigh) #affff2014
Actress Alix Aubane (Emmannuelle Devos) is a woman adrift in Jérôme Bonnell’s slice-of-life drama Le temps de l’aventure (Just a Sigh). Dashing into Paris by train to attend an audition from Calais where she is performing in what could best be described as an extremely off-Broadway play, she looks to have Continue Reading
FUNx3: Peanuts makes a movie, The Muppets go to work and The Simpsons go LEGO
I have loved Peanuts for a very long time. I can say without any hesitation whatsoever that it is my favourite comic strip of all time -this is in a world where Calvin and Hobbes, Get Fuzzy and a host of other comics have also captured my heart and Continue Reading
Stories in small boxes #1: The comic strip Get Fuzzy
The world is, by and large, divided into dog lovers and cat lovers, and by mutual unspoken agreement, never the twain shall meet. But what if you were one of those people who straddles this often hostile divide – between the people, not the animals; if you’re a dog, Continue Reading
The Walking Dead: “The Grove” (S4, E14 review)
* ALL THE DEVASTATING SPOILERS IN THE WORLD AHEAD* The post-apocalyptic world of The Walking Dead just got a whole lot darker in “The Grove”. You may wonder how a nightmarish existence blighted by the loss of loved ones, deprivations without number, and the ever present threat of dismemberment Continue Reading
Music review: “Wonderland” by ceo
If there is one thing that good people of Scandinavia have mastered to an almost elemental degree, it’s the ability to mix the dark and the light, ecstasy and misery in one seamless, reality-embracing package. In the case of ceo, the moniker used by Eric Burglund, one time member Continue Reading