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Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones Obi-Wan: I have to admit that without the clones, it would have not been a victory. Yoda: Victory? Victory you say? Master Obi-Wan, not victory. The shroud of the dark side has fallen. Begun the Clone War has. Ok, after the premiere of “The Phantom…
Steven Spielberg has undoubtedly left an undeniable mark on the film industry. And how could he not? With masterpieces like “Jaws”, “Empire of the Sun”, “Jurassic Park”, “Schindler’s List”, and the “Indiana Jones” series under his belt… well, it’s enough to say that a man of such caliber doesn’t need to wait for a…
Talking about Neil Gaiman and his artistic achievements really doesn’t make sense… the man has worked on comics, written novels and short stories, read books for audio editions, collaborated on movies and series, published publications… and won awards in whatever field he dabbled in. Although he might not be one of the highest-paid writers…
Neon Genesis Evangelion “If Neon Genesis Evangelion were a person, I would need serious professional help after working with them” – Sigmund Freud (Viennese neurologist, considered the father of modern psychotherapy) Saying that “Neon Genesis Evangelion” is a serious mindfuck wouldn’t be an exaggeration. Although the series came out almost 28 years ago, this…
Fahrenheit 451 When I finished reading Ray Bradbury’s book, “Fahrenheit 451,” I wasn’t sure I could, like many, so easily award it the flattering title “masterpiece of the 20th century.” Does that mean the book is bad? Far from it! But for you to award a book such a title, several conditions need to be…
The Gift of Not Belonging “The Gift of Not Belonging” by Rami Kaminski introduces the otrovert as a personality type equal in standing to introverts and extroverts – a person who can fit into any social group, yet never feels a genuine inner need to belong. The book, divided into four parts, guides the reader…
“Last Samurai Standing” takes us to the Meiji period, where an impoverished former samurai, Shujiro Saga (once the infamous hitokiri Kokushu) enters a lethal game called “Kodoku” (seven checkpoints on the road to Tokyo, with name tags taken from other contestants) to win the prize money that could save his ailing family. Comparisons to “Squid…
BRZRKR 1 “Time is a strange thing.” – B You know, I’m not that crazy about comics… somehow that phase bypassed me as a kid. As I got older I followed some manga/manhwa online and that’s that… though, considering the convenience of the digital/mobile age, comics can now become an interesting hobby too… if…
The Apprentice: ONE Championship Edition I don’t like reality programs/shows at all… definitely not in the context of those broadcast in the region. But I do like watching “Shark Tank / Dragons’ Den” type reality series, where people come to present their business ideas or developing companies to a group of famous millionaires/investors, hoping that,…
Taken 2 Bryan Mills’ life is trying to return to normal after everything that happened in the first film “Taken”… which will certainly require effort. Bryan tries to normalize relationships with his daughter Kim (who’s struggling to pass her driving test, and also has difficulty telling her father she now has a boyfriend) and his…
