Posted by Nigel on September 6, 2012 · Leave a Comment
Read all our TIFF 2012 coverage here.
| o | – It’s TIFF 2012 time!
I finished up at my job at the tail end of July and we all (@dunnez, @oheag2 and previously @parallellevision) moved out of our lovely old house on Toronto’s Davenport Road. Since then I have spent time faffing about with my family, camping in Canada’s wondrous Algonquin Park and travelling around the eastern side of the US. Usually you do all those things and then go back to your homeland, but since Christmas when I formulated this plan I knew I had to base my exit strategy from Toronto around one thing – TIFF.
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Posted by Nigel on March 19, 2012 · Leave a Comment
Reboot rotflmao - ★★★★
“You didn’t even read him his Miranda rights?!”. And so kicks off the premise for Phil Lord and Chris Miller’s 21 Jump Street. Two young police officers, Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill, aren’t doing very well at the ins and outs of daily police-work even when limited to basic tasks like park duty (on bicycle). Because of their young looks they are chosen to go undercover as high-school students to infiltrate a drug ring.
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Posted by Nigel on January 20, 2012 · Leave a Comment
/ See what we did there? It's a stock image of girl DANCING in front of the SUN. Yeah? /
Every year around this time I take a cheeky look at flights to Salt Lake City, Utah.
One of these years I’m actually going to the Sundance Film Festival and try pack in ten days of snow, drinking and independent cinema. But sadly work, money and life commitments mean it won’t be in 2012.
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