Links and stuff from between May 17th and May 19th
Just what tickled my fancy in the last few days…
- Empire: Movie News – Sherlock Holmes Trailer Online – Holy crap. Western civilisation slips another notch…
- Nadine Dorries: ‘Trident is not a Weapon of Mass Destruction’ – Forward to 4.30 for the full idiocy.
- Liberal Conspiracy » Nadine Dorries: an enemy of science? – 'Dorries’ paranoia is understandable: I’m sure it must feel very unfair when even the evidence itself is biased against you.'
- Snowblog – ‘This is Gordon Brown. Now, about my expenses…’ – Gordon gets his priorities straight…
- Snowblog – Why were Tony Blair’s expenses shredded? – War criminal covers his tracks…
- Newsquest take advertising money from the BNP – Taking the fascist shilling…
- Daughter of Blair guru loses her bid for safe seat – Some good news at last. Local Labour party says decisive no to hereditary system of government. Up yours, Alastair Campbell.
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Posted on May 19th, 2009 at 2:29pm under Miscellaneous dross
The Sherlock ‘Olmes: Top Geeza trailer makes it looks like a cross between League of Extraordinary Gentlemen and Snatch. I’m not sure this is a good sign.
Lets just think of the new Sherlock H movie as an, erm, re-engineering of the original blueprint, kinda. Actually, I thought it looked like a total hoot – reminded me a bit of Van Helsing. Yeah, okay, I’m revealing my liking for flashy trash, but at least Sherlock Homes: Expire Hard looks like it could be quite witty…dont you think?….
I’ll get me coat.
Van Helsing is fun (esp. if you like Hugh Jackman), but not quite the gem it could have been (mind you, as a TV series it could have been more fun).* Sherlock H: Crimebuster suffers under the weight of being a Guy Ritchie movie, which isn’t really an incentive to start queueing for the Boxing Day opening.
*(But then it would resemble the steampunk moments in the last series of Torchwood, which would be worth seeing more of)
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