Survive & Thrive in Korea
Want to know whether to see it or skip it? Just ask the psychic critic. After spending countless years of his life seeing bad movie after bad movie his hatred for such dreckitutde distilled into a keen sixth sense allowing him to spot the duds with only a trailer and a movie poster serving as […]
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My friend and coworker Rebecca turned me onto this video she saw on the web. Basically, in celebration of World Water Day (March 22), the folks at Free Range Studios created a video about the history and life cycle of bottled water. First, let me say that I can remember a time when people didn’t […]
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A couple of weekends ago I took in a korean movie with my friends. This was a rare occasion because I haven’t seen a Korean movie since last years the Good, the Bad and the Weird. It’s not for lack of interest. I’m keen on Korean movies, but it just so happens that the majority […]
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Twilight Saga New Moon Review. I finally saw New Moon. Let me just say that before I wrote this review I had to go home and exorcise the simpering teenage girl that possessed my body, took me to the theater, and refused to let me leave my seat even when Robert Pattinson‘s expression of love […]
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You must be living under a rock if you haven’t heard of the latest movie craze sweeping the world: The Twilight Saga. Based on the novels from Stephanie Meyer the latest film in the trilogy, New Moon, has just hit screens in the United States. The opening day take of the movie earned an astonishing […]
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Chan woon Park has got to be one of my favorite directors. He’s the guy behind JSA, Old Boy, Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance, and my ultimate favorite Lady Vengeance. He also did a comedy called I’m a Cybor, but That’s Ok, which I never saw and have been meaning to download.Getting back on track, his […]
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