The weekend arrives. There are plans afoot.
"The Mist", "Savage Grace", but not "The Dark Knight". I am already a bit bored by all of the hype. I will give it a week or two before I descend into the darkness of Gotham City. According to IMDB voters, "The Dark Knight" is already the greatest movie of all time. Check it out for yourself. I don't know what to think about that. Maybe it is? I try never to comment on the quality of films until I have seen them.
Other than that, half day at work tomorrow. Shopping. Some more work in the garden, with the keys to the back door safely in my trouser pocket, and the bolt unscrewed from the door. Ha ha!
What else?
Reading?
Television?
Bank heist?
Sex change?
The options are endless.
Have a great weekend, kids.
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- Aston Villa vs Arsenal at Villa Park, Birmingham
- Ocean Colour Scene at Wolverhampton Civic Hall
- Treasure Island at the Haymarket Theatre, London
- La Cage aux Folles at the Playhouse Theatre, London
- Stereophonics at the Indoor Arena, Birmingham
- James at the Indoor Arena, Birmingham
- The Puppini Sisters at the Town Hall, Birmingham
- Jimmy Carr at the Symphony Hall, Birmingham
- Leonard Cohen at the LG Arena, Birmingham
- The Stranglers at the Carling Academy, Birmingham
- England U21 vs Wales U21 at Villa Park, Birmingham
- The Streets at the Carling Academy, Birmingham
- Van Morrison at the Symphony Hall, Birmingham
- Pornography at the Birmingham Rep, Birmingham
- Cabaret at the Birmingham Rep, Birmingham
- Them Is Me at the Bar Academy, Birmingham
- Masters Football at the Indoor Arena, Birmingham
- Goldfrapp at the Symphony Hall, Birmingham
- Neil Diamond at the O2 Arena, London
- Fat Pig at the Trafalgar Studios, London
- The Deep Blue Sea at the Vaudeville Theatre, London
- David Essex at the Symphony Hall, Birmingham
- Russell Watson at the Symphony Hall, Birmingham
- The Sex Pistols at the Carling Academy, Birmingham
- The Pigeon Detectives at the Carling Academy, Birmingham
- Doctor Doolittle at the Birmingham Hippodrome, Birmingham
- The Fratellis at the Carling Academy, Birmingham
- Portishead at Wolverhampton Civic Hall
- John Barrowman at the Symphony Hall, Birmingham
- The Lover/The Collection at the Comedy Theatre, London
- Speed The Plow at the Old Vic, London
- Absurd Person Singular at the Garrick Theatre, London
- The Cult at the Carling Academy, Birmingham
- Aladdin at the Birmingham Hippodrome, Birmingham
Movies
- Australia (Dir. Baz Luhrmann)
- Transporter 3 (Dir. Olivier Megaton)
- The Day The Earth Stood Still (Dir. Scott Derrickson)
- Dean Spanley (Dir. Toa Fraser)
- Four Christmases (Dir. Seth Gordon)
- Choke (Dir. Clark Gregg)
- Zack and Miri Make a Porno (Dir. Kevin Smith)
- Der Baader Meinhof Komplex (Dir. Uli Edel)
- Burn After Reading (Dir. Joel Coen & Ethan Coen)
- The House Bunny (Dir. Fred Wolf)
- Quantum Of Solace (Dir. Marc Forster)
- Hunger (Dir. Steve McQueen)
- Saw V (Dir. David Hackl)
- Eagle Eye (Dir. D. J. Caruso)
- The Rocker (Dir. Peter Cattaneo)
- Gomorra (Dir. Matteo Garrone)
- Nights In Rodanthe (Dir. George C. Wolfe)
- Brideshead Revisited (Dir. Julian Jarrold)
- Righteous Kill (Dir. Jon Avnet)
- Taken (Dir. Pierre Morel)
- Redbelt (Dir. David Mamet)
- Die Welle (Dir. Dennis Gansel)
- Eden Lake (Dir. James Watkins)
- The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas (Dir. Mark Herman)
- Disaster Movie (Dir. Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer)
- The Duchess (Dir. Saul Dibb)
- The Wackness (Dir. Jonathan Levine)
- The Strangers (Dir. Bryan Bertino)
- Babylon A.D. (Dir. Mathieu Kassovitz)
- Kung Fu Panda (Dir. Mark Osborne and John Stevenson)
- Hellboy II: The Golden Army (Dir. Guillermo del Toro)
- Miss Pettigrew Lives For A Day (Dir. Bharat Nalluri)
- The Dark Knight (Dir. Christopher Nolan)
- Elegy (Dir. Isabel Coixet)
- The X-Files: I Want To Believe (Dir. Chris Carter)
- Savage Grace (Dir. Tom Kalin)
- The Mist (Dir. Frank Darabont)
- Donkey Punch (Dir. Oliver Blackburn)
- Mamma Mia! (Dir. Phyllida Lloyd)
- Adulthood (Dir. Noel Clarke)
- Les Femmes de l'ombre (Dir. Jean-Paul Salomé)
- The Edge Of Love (Dir. John Maybury)
- The Happening (Dir. M. Night Shyamalan)
- Superhero Movie (Dir. Craig Mazin)
- Gone Baby Gone (Dir. Ben Affleck)
- Forgetting Sarah Marshall (Dir. Nicholas Stoller)
- Timber Falls (Dir. Tony Giglio)
- Outpost (Dir. Steve Barker)
- Iron Man (Dir. Jon Favreau)
- Speed Racer (Dir. The Wachowski Brothers)
- Son Of Rambow (Dir. Garth Jennings)
- P2 (Dir. Franck Khalfoun)
- Deception (Dir. Marcel Langenegger)
- Happy-Go-Lucky (Dir. Mike Leigh)
- In Bruges (Dir. Martin McDonagh)
- 21 (Dir. Robert Luketic)
- [REC] (Dir. Jaume Balagueró & Paco Plaza)
- El Orfanato (Dir. Juan Antonio Bayona)
- Funny Games U.S. (Dir. Michael Haneke)
- Garage (Dir. Leonard Abrahamson)
- Meet The Spartans (Dir. Jason Friedberg & Aaron Seltzer)
- The Cottage (Dir. Paul Andrew Williams)
- The Bank Job (Dir. Roger Donaldson)
- Margot At The Wedding (Dir. Noah Baumbach)
- Untraceable (Dir. Gregory Hoblit)
- Waz (Dir. Tom Shankland)
- Juno (Dir. Jason Reitman)
- All The Boys Love Mandy Lane (Dir. Jonathan Levine)
- 4 Luni, 3 Saptamâni Si 2 Zile (Dir. Cristian Mungiu)
- Definitely, Maybe (Dir. Adam Brooks)
- Le Scaphandre Et Le Papillon (Dir. Julian Schnabel)
- Before The Devil Knows You're Dead (Dir. Sidney Lumet)
- No Country For Old Men (Dir. Ethan Cohen & Joel Cohen)
- In The Valley Of Elah (Dir. Paul Haggis)
- The Savages (Dir. Tamara Jenkins)
- Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (Dir. Jake Kasdan)
- The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford (Dir. Andrew Dominik)
- Dan In Real Life (Dir. Peter Hedges)
- Se, Jie (Dir. Ang Lee)
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3 comments:
Not sure you can schedule a sex change last minute, but what do I know? Dark Knight, by the way, is very good but a shade long. Heath Ledger is as good as the reviews say, and I am glad Maggie Gyllenhaal replaced Katie Holmes. That said, you might be wise to wait a week or two, because cinema arsehole (American-style) was out in full force last weekend, when it premiered in the U.S. Thanks, but I can do without the narration from the row behind me.
You missed the B-52's?!
katyola: Don't worry. I intend to leave "The Dark Knight" for a couple or more weeks yet.
fuff: I did, sadly. Too many gigs booked, no money, no time, etc.
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