Lahinch beach at low tide.
On the news side, seems it's going to be a busy summer as i will prepare to pass the Leading Diver with CFT
Friday, March 07, 2008
Lahinch at high Tide
Lahinch beach at low tide.
On the news side, seems it's going to be a busy summer as i will prepare to pass the Leading Diver with CFT
Friday, February 29, 2008
Cinema 08
I've restarted to go more regularly to the Cinema, as there's some good movies at the moment ( i am not going to talk about Rambo ).
Be Kind Rewind
The last movie by the every imaginative Michel Gondry, it's cheerful and very pleasant. All about the pleasure of making movie, watching movies, sharing through movies.
The assassination of Jesse James by the coward Robert ford
Slow drama, hypnotic at some point, about the murderer of Jesse James, forgotten by history.
Other interest, alongside B.Pitt and Casey Affleck, Marie Louise Parker plays from Weeds in that film.
Sweeney Todd
Tim Burton merging this story into his own Gothic universe. For a musical, the song are not great, but it's a strong story, visually impressive.
No Country for old men
The Cohen brothers at their best, based on a great novel by Cormac McCarthy.
May be one of their best movie since Fargo ( though I loved "Intolerable Cruelty", "The man who was not there", "O'Brother where art thou ?" and the cultissim "No Country for old men" )
Juno
Very refreshing and funny. Juno the girlfriend i would have love to have in high school.
Off course I could not resist buying the latest Pixar DVD Ratatouille.
And in the following months some very interesting movies are coming:
There will be blood by Paul Thomas Anderson.
Burn after Reading by the Cohen Bros
Indy 4 by S.Spielberg/G.Lucas
Fear(s) of the dark an animation movie made by some very talented comics authors (Blutch, Mattotti, Charles Burns)
And off course the next pixar Wall-e
Links
An interesting irish blog about movies: Confessions of a Film Critic John Maguire
In French: critic radio show Le Masque et la plume (France Inter)
The last movie by the every imaginative Michel Gondry, it's cheerful and very pleasant. All about the pleasure of making movie, watching movies, sharing through movies.
Slow drama, hypnotic at some point, about the murderer of Jesse James, forgotten by history.
Other interest, alongside B.Pitt and Casey Affleck, Marie Louise Parker plays from Weeds in that film.
Tim Burton merging this story into his own Gothic universe. For a musical, the song are not great, but it's a strong story, visually impressive.
The Cohen brothers at their best, based on a great novel by Cormac McCarthy.
May be one of their best movie since Fargo ( though I loved "Intolerable Cruelty", "The man who was not there", "O'Brother where art thou ?" and the cultissim "No Country for old men" )
Very refreshing and funny. Juno the girlfriend i would have love to have in high school.
Off course I could not resist buying the latest Pixar DVD Ratatouille.
And in the following months some very interesting movies are coming:
Links
Saturday, February 16, 2008
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Back to normal
Lomofied version
Pub, work, diving, Pub, salsa, pub-rugby, beach, ...in other words, back to normal
Pub, work, diving, Pub, salsa, pub-rugby, beach, ...in other words, back to normal
Friday, January 25, 2008
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
[FR] Arte-radio, les expatries
Arte Radio un delice a entendre, voici un reportage consacre en particulier aux expatries:
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