I was on vacation a week ago, when I needed a bit of rejuvenation from all of the things to do and see when one goes on vacation…Anyway, since I’d sworn to relax, forget about my trusted computer and just pretend that writers, like myself, can go a few days without trying to get their work syndicated, I decided to casually flip through the cable channels that flashed upon the big screen tv inside the cabin reserved with the intent to relax…
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I was on vacation a week ago, when I needed a bit of rejuvenation from all of the things to do and see when one goes on vacation…Anyway, since I’d sworn to relax, forget about my trusted computer and just pretend that writers, like myself, can go a few days without trying to get their work syndicated, I decided to casually flip through the cable channels that flashed upon the big screen tv inside the cabin reserved with the intent to relax…
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I was on vacation a week ago, when I needed a bit of rejuvenation from all of the things to do and see when one goes on vacation…Anyway, since I’d sworn to relax, forget about my trusted computer and just pretend that writers, like myself, can go a few days without trying to get their work syndicated, I decided to casually flip through the cable channels that flashed upon the big screen tv inside the cabin reserved with the intent to relax…
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I was on vacation a week ago, when I needed a bit of rejuvenation from all of the things to do and see when one goes on vacation…Anyway, since I’d sworn to relax, forget about my trusted computer and just pretend that writers, like myself, can go a few days without trying to get their work syndicated, I decided to casually flip through the cable channels that flashed upon the big screen tv inside the cabin reserved with the intent to relax…
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Philip Pullman was so inspired by the Chronicles of Narnia that he decided to make his own imitation of C.S. Lewis’ fantasy series. Except, where Lewis wrote to inspire people toward healthy spirituality and reconciliation with God, Pullman writes to promote mysticism and discourage people from seeking God. Like C.S. Lewis, Pullman gears his magical tales for younger audiences. Except, where Lewis wrote to expand children’s imaginations and encourage innocence, Pullman wrote to impress his intellectual cynicism on young people. Pullman’s writing ability as well as the cinematography of the Golden Compass are top notch. The movie was designed to make millions, obviously. But the substance of the story is cliché at worst, uninspired at best.
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I was on vacation a week ago, when I needed a bit of rejuvenation from all of the things to do and see when one goes on vacation…Anyway, since I’d sworn to relax, forget about my trusted computer and just pretend that writers, like myself, can go a few days without trying to get their work syndicated, I decided to casually flip through the cable channels that flashed upon the big screen tv inside the cabin reserved with the intent to relax…
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I was on vacation a week ago, when I needed a bit of rejuvenation from all of the things to do and see when one goes on vacation…Anyway, since I’d sworn to relax, forget about my trusted computer and just pretend that writers, like myself, can go a few days without trying to get their work syndicated, I decided to casually flip through the cable channels that flashed upon the big screen tv inside the cabin reserved with the intent to relax…
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I was on vacation a week ago, when I needed a bit of rejuvenation from all of the things to do and see when one goes on vacation…Anyway, since I’d sworn to relax, forget about my trusted computer and just pretend that writers, like myself, can go a few days without trying to get their work syndicated, I decided to casually flip through the cable channels that flashed upon the big screen tv inside the cabin reserved with the intent to relax…
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I was on vacation a week ago, when I needed a bit of rejuvenation from all of the things to do and see when one goes on vacation…Anyway, since I’d sworn to relax, forget about my trusted computer and just pretend that writers, like myself, can go a few days without trying to get their work syndicated, I decided to casually flip through the cable channels that flashed upon the big screen tv inside the cabin reserved with the intent to relax…
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Dead Silence
Get ready for some creepy puppets. A young man returns to his hometown to find out the truth about his wife’s murder. Was she really murdered by a ventriloquist’s dummy?
Storywise it felt like I was watching an episode of TV’s “Supernatural” (and that’s not a bad thing.)
Some suspenseful scenes, but overall the movie didn’t appeal to me. But I have to admit the ending was cool.
Grade: 2 out of 5
The Host
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