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Tag Archives: dialogue
The Unknown Saint: An Updated Review
I ended up updating my review of The Unknown Saint. I think this version is significantly improved. I was going to put the original onto Culture Eater with a few minor edits, but there were a number of things that … Continue reading
Five-Hundred Word Challenge 286: Dialogue
Where is the hat? It’s somewhere running around on your face, toward some sort of destination on the top of your head. No it’s not. Stop talking shit. It is, I swear! Look, it’s not. I know you know where … Continue reading
On the Recent Announcement of Sydney Bus Routes being Privatised
Recently the current N.S.W. transport minister known only as Andrew Constance, in a move that seemed as though the government was throwing all of its toys out of the pram in order to teach us all a lesson (or something) … Continue reading
xXx: The Return of Xander Cage Review
Welcome to Vin Diesel’s ego, where it’s the late 90’s / early 2000’s all the time! There’s action, explosions, dialogue that is as cringe-worthy as it is tolerable… There’s a lot of praise thrown at Vin Diesel Xander Cage throughout … Continue reading
Shin Godzilla Review
Blah blah blah, new Japanese Godzilla film. Blah blah blah, end of opening paragraph. A mysterious fountain has appeared in Tokyo Bay. Whilst a bunch of politicians deliberate on what it could be, A tail reveals itself to be the … Continue reading
Mad Max: Fury Road Review
It was good. I think it’s safe to say that it was very good. The shots were excellent. The acting was solid and the characters felt believable (to me). The atmosphere was appropriate for the tone of the film. The … Continue reading
