Closing Doors for the Time Being »
By ph. diddy on Nov 15, 2007 in Site News | 0 Comments
I just don’t have the time to make a go of this blog - at least not right now.
So, this little baby is closed until further notice.
pop culture served up for your delight…
Recent ArticlesBy ph. diddy on Nov 15, 2007 in Site News | 0 Comments
I just don’t have the time to make a go of this blog - at least not right now.
So, this little baby is closed until further notice.
By ph. diddy on Nov 15, 2007 in News | 0 Comments
By ph. diddy on Nov 14, 2007 in Video | 0 Comments
Alicia Keys’ new single “No One” is now my #1 jam.
I hope the rest of her new CD “As I Am” is as good.
By ph. diddy on Nov 14, 2007 in News | 1 Comment
By ph. diddy on Nov 13, 2007 in Video | 0 Comments
Enjoy this Nintendo Wii & Amy Winehouse “Rehab” parody…
By ph. diddy on Nov 13, 2007 in News | 0 Comments
By ph. diddy on Nov 12, 2007 in Movies | 0 Comments
I am actually looking forward to the new Star Trek Movie. It seems to be well-casted - Chris Pine as James T. Kirk; Zachary Quinto as Mr. Spock; Karl Urban as Leonard “Bones” McCoy; Simon Pegg as Montgomery “Scotty” Scott; John Cho as Hikaru Sulu; Zoe Saldana as Uhura; Anton Yelchin as Pavel Checkov; Eric Bana as Nero; Bruce Greenwood as Captain Christopher Pike; and Leonard Nimoy as Mr. Spock.
So far, I’ve heard that they are allegedly dispensing with some Star Trek lore and heading in a new direction. That could be good news. I was so disappointed by the last Star Trek movie “Nemesis”. There was so many possibilities and storylines presented by Captain Picard’s clone. I was excited to see where they would take it. They took it nowhere. Instead of exploring new worlds, Data turned into Spock, and they shamelessly rehashed old material over and over again.
Anyway, spoilers for the new Star Trek movie have popped up over at IESB.net. I don’t dare read them yet, but if you are interested check out the Star Trek spoilers.
By ph. diddy on Nov 12, 2007 in Movies | 0 Comments
So after seeing Bourne Ultimatum, I was again willing to give another one of these three-quels a try.
Thus far, I’ve seen Spiderman 3 and was disappointed. Uncle Ben died in the first flick, stop with the rehashing. No more long speeches from Aunt May please. It would have been great if they had left out the Sandman altogether, and focused on Gwen Stacey and Eddie Brock (Venom). But that didn’t happened, and all the crying by Peter was a bit much. And don’t even get me started on Harry (rolls eyes).
I saw Pirates of the Caribbean 3 and that was one loooonnnngggg turkey. It was incredibly boring and NOT funny. And the ending was total bollocks.
I saw Shrek 3. I had no expectations. I thought the first two flicks were over-rated. But the third was alright.
Well, because Bourne Ultimatum seemed to buck the trend of suckiness for the three-quel, I was willing to give Rush Hour 3 a try. Tsk, tsk, tsk. What a waste of my time. It had made-for-tv or direct-to-dvd written all over it. It was the ultimate Hollywood con that anyone was tricked into a theater to see this poor simulation of a movie. It was obvious that Jackie Chan was not into this flick. And Chris Tucker often walks a thin line between pure annoyance and actually being funny. Here, he was simply annoying. Everything seem contrived and utterly stupid. It also would have been great if they could have dispensed with the concentration on race. This is the third movie y’all. We get it. Jackie Chan is Chinese. Chris Tucker is black. Hardy, har, har. (gags)
By ph. diddy on Nov 12, 2007 in News | 0 Comments
By ph. diddy on Nov 11, 2007 in Movies | 1 Comment
I admit that I was hesitant to see the third installment of the Bourne Trilogy. I was miffed when they unceremoniously offed his girlfriend in the second flick. Further adding to my hesitation was how disappointing bad third movie installments have been lately. Both Pirates of the Caribbean 3 and Spiderman 3 faltered miserably. But despite my misgivings, Bourne Ultimatum rocked. It was probably one of the best actions movies I’ve seen in a long time. It was intelligent, yet over the top. It was cool, calm, and banging all at once. Whatever the secret sauce is to making the ultimate thrill-ride adventure movie, Ultimatum had it in spades.