Everything you're seeking for is right in front of you …
That’s what I love about progress. In the old days you could only bore a handful of relatives and few close friends with your holiday snaps. Now, thanks to the internet, you can annoy the whole world. 😀
Here are a handful of my favourite pictures taken during my trip to Switzerland.
And don’t worry … there’s loads more where they came from. 😉
We’re in the age of the movie reboot. Films that you can remember seeing about four years ago are being rebooted for the new era. Fortunately, when it comes to deciding whether to go to cinema or wait until it shows up on Sky Box Office, the title of the movie plays a very important part.
Case in point:
Now, I’m not saying this is going to be a bad movie, but the title doesn’t give me a warm fuzzy feeling. I have a real problem with film titles that reference the franchise, rather than the story. I get to thinking that not a great deal of artistic thought has gone on here. It’s sort of saying: ‘Hey folks, this is the Transporter – again’ rather than telling me that I’m getting more of the stuff I love and enjoy.
Here’s another example: I absolutely loved The Matrix, but I wasn’t that keen on The Matrix Reloaded. The title was telling me that this was just the next one in the series, rather than an outstanding film in its own right.
Do you ever wonder how Fast and Furious made it to seven movies? I suspect the clue is in the titles. I’m pretty sure Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift wouldn’t have been such a hit if they’d named it Fast and Furious: Resprayed.