Posts Tagged ‘ Film ’

The cool days of the Fembots

Recently I’m tending to shun most of what runs nowadays on TV! While today in the twothousands all kinds of TV series theme seems to be only about sex and interpersonal relations, they were all about humor, sarcasm and worse sci-fi in the nineties and even more back in the eigthies and seventies about action and [ READ MORE ]

Review: Animatrix – Beyond

I’m going to review here only on the episode ‘Beyond’ from the Animatrix movies as it’s my very favorite (together with ‘Detective Story’) on there. Director Koji Morimoto had the brilliant idea to show a very different view on the Matrix by letting some children in a big city (obviously Tokyo) discover a bug in [ READ MORE ]

Harry Palmer, the only true spy!

Incidentally switched onto communal TV program tonight to catch up the most of the rest of Funeral in Berlin, an excellent spy movie from 1966 with Michael Caine starring as cult status attained Secret Service agent Harry Palmer. Most of the story plays in Berlin where an old KGB chief plans his desertion to the [ READ MORE ]

Skinjob Delicatessen

There are people who are completely captivated by Blade Runner and I’m somewhere between them and the halfway of being absorbed. If you don’t count to them, there’s a good chance that you don’t know the Blade Runner Esper Edition Soundtrack yet. So was I until some days ago! The Esper Edition is a two CDR [ READ MORE ]