Thus always to tyrants

Robert Redford's film certainly looked the part, probably was historically accurate and all. It's just that it was a bit of a slow-moving side.

A car fell out from the sky

Riding the 127 Hours bandwagon, with a vigilante twist. And logic gone seriously missing. Say, you are dropped into a vast forest and you're seriously wounded, what are the chances you accidentally come across a cell phone, beef jerky, medicine, dead body and a dog? Better still, you've also driven into this forest, with a car, and you still can't find your way out.

Wisdom to know the difference

Pointless, boring and shallow story of a time in a psycho ward.

You shit-fucking animals

If Nicolas Cage - God bless his soul - didn't do brainless junk of movies, he wouldn't be Nicolas Cage, but Nicole Kidman? Well, I guess now is as good time as any to shit on your career.

How do you like them apples

Maybe I have shit for brains, but I had a blast with this one. Despite some bad press I had seen, I truly enjoyed the movie.

Pavlov's dogs

Quite an astonishing and, at the same breath, horrible marketing movie. Pure funny faction that a little insight and dose of depth would have done some miracles.

Heroes don't bloody exist

They've smoothly moved Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's tales to modern world. Sherlock Holmes' science of deduction is smart and funny and Dr. John Watson (played by Martin Freeman) is the more mellower down-to-earth sidekick.

21.2.2012 SSC Napoli vs. Chelsea FC (3 - 1)

Saw lots of memorable games in the Africa Cup of Nations, but without a doubt this was the best football match of the year so far. Full-on attacking strategies on both sides, goals galore, fair tackles, rough tackles, wet pitch, blood and sweat, the works. Champions League is the king of all sports.

To the end of time

Anyone who says this is captivating as fuck, is a liar.

They was all fixin' to shoot us

As far back as I can remember, I've always liked westerns. But somehow I've not read much western novels. Sure, I've read them Elmore Leonard stories and, also, Trevanian's "Incident At Twenty-Mile" comes to mind, and Charles Portis' "True Grit", but off the top of me head, that's it. Bought this book for a buck or something and it was a fucken pleasure. I've liked Robert B. Parker's crime novels, that detective stuff, aplenty, but these lovelable lawmen characters Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch beat everything to pulp. Mightily cool.

Through a frozen eye

In general, I like these WWII movies with nazis and panzers and the whole Luftwaffe thing, but this piece lacks an effort, it just isn't powerful enough.

Whatsa matter

Not the worst of comedies, I laughed at couple of bits. But when the math's done, it wasn't that fun.

Stay cool in a shithouse

Well, it wasn't bad, not close to bad to think of it, but somehow it being made in U.K. took the best of it. An otherwise effective depiction of the latest Iraq war took all the ins and outs of a standard British drama.