This is the fourth part in a four part series looking at the extraordinary popularity of the vampire genre, Dracula being the subject of more films than any other fictional character. The four parts are:
Posted under Cliche watch, Unanswerable questions
This post was written by @Drivelry on March 16, 2013
This is the second part in a four part series looking at the extraordinary popularity of the vampire genre, Dracula being the subject of more films than any other fictional character. The four parts are:
Posted under Cliche watch, Reviews
This post was written by @Drivelry on January 15, 2011
Over the last couple of years there has increasing interest in the concept of curation, the idea that as the amount of content on the web expands exponentially, it may not be the availability of the content itself, but how it is organised and prioritized for you that matters (check out Google Trends on the growing use of the term “curation”).
Posted under Cliche watch, Kewl, Reviews
This post was written by @Drivelry on November 27, 2010
This is the first part in a four part series looking at the extraordinary popularity of the vampire genre, Dracula being the subject of more films than any other fictional character. The four parts are:
Posted under Cliche watch, Reviews
This post was written by @Drivelry on July 15, 2010
A couple of years ago I managed to loan my television to various friends who were broke or in transient accomodation or both.
My TV-less period lasted 3 years in total.
Posted under Cliche watch
This post was written by @Drivelry on October 15, 2009
It’s hard to be a fan of the celebrity cancer confessional.
Apart from the similarity to watching a sports match where you know the likely outcome, and that disease should at least be the great social leveller, you also wonder about priorities i.e. how would you like to spend your last year, doing stuff with people who are important, or writing a book?
Posted under Cliche watch, Self doubt
This post was written by @Drivelry on July 13, 2009
I’m writing this hiding in the bathroom from my partner, with whom I’ve just seen Australia, the movie. She liked it and thinks I need to disclose that I don’t like mangoes, vegemite and other Australian sacred objects.
This film had everything:
Posted under Cliche watch
This post was written by @Drivelry on December 3, 2008