‘Might be the best film I’ve seen all year.’ I need to say immediately that this review is about a film that deals with child abuse. Frankly, I wasn’t sure I would be able to watch it all, but I’m glad I did because it might be the best film I’ve seen all year. The… Read More »Great Photo, Lovely Life review The post Great Photo, Lovely Life review appeared first on Geek Graffiti ..read more

Doctors, Monkeys, and disappearing continents. Doctor Who is back!! Properly back! It was such a relief to watch a funny, camp, well-written and above all fun episode of the show after the disappointment of recent years. The second series of Time which finished recently on BBC One, demonstrated how woefully underserved Jodie Whittaker was in… Read More »Geek Graffiti review of the week, November 26th 2023. The post Geek Graffiti review of the week, November 26th 2023. appeared first on Geek Graffiti ..read more

Hello! Well, you lot don’t seem very interested in AI after the resounding silence I received for my last post! I’m going to carry on learning about it though and we can return to it if I do get any interest. Pi remains my co-pilot for this week and it’s making me more productive. That… Read More »Whiskey, racing cars, movies and billionaire tantrums The post Whiskey, racing cars, movies and billionaire tantrums appeared first on Geek Graffiti ..read more

2023: Strange time to be alive! Halloween was weird. Pumpkins were out, leaves were dropping, but I was sweating like a vampire on a sunbed. Who needs horror movies? This climate’s scary enough. We’ve finally had some much-needed media attention on the Covid Inquiry, exposing the attitudes of those in charge during the pandemic. Dominic… Read More »AI and the weirdness of 2023 The post AI and the weirdness of 2023 appeared first on Geek Graffiti ..read more

Still better than Bond, but not Rogue Nation… yet. This is complicated. Bear with me, it could take a while. Let’s start with a fact: Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One is two hours and 43 minutes long. Two hours and 43 minutes. That’s 15 minutes shy of the theatrical runtime of Lord of… Read More »Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One Review The post Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One Review appeared first on Geek Graffiti ..read more

Eureka-ka-ka-ka One of the – numerous – problems with Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is how unnecessary it was. Perfect film trilogies are as rare as vegan sharks, especially popular ones. For me, the original Indiana Jones trilogy counts. Sure, many don’t like Temple of Doom, but just as is the… Read More »Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny Review The post Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny Review appeared first on Geek Graffiti ..read more

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Maggie Moore[s] can best be summarised as a more melancholy Fargo. At the outset, we’re told that ‘Some of this actually happened…’ Fargo similarly opens with a claim that it’s a true story, yet that seems to have been a playful misdirection by its directors, the Coen Brothers. It’s unclear whether Maggie Moore[s] is based… Read More »Maggie Moore[s] review The post Maggie Moore[s] review appeared first on Geek Graffiti ..read more

Horror is always difficult to do well, but when it is, the genre has the power to be one of the greatest vehicles for storytelling. Most people remember a well-told horror tale and its ability to sit lurking in the recesses of our minds for years to come, ready to resurface when next confronted with… Read More »The Magnus Archives, by Artemis The post The Magnus Archives, by Artemis appeared first on Geek Graffiti ..read more