By It begins with just a chair. The first thing a smiling Scotsman takes from the ever so accommodating Americans is a swimming pool chair which their daughter left a towel on. She’s in the water, technically, and there’s only a handful of items on it, but surely James McAvoy’s grinning
Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2 Proves That Sometimes Bigger Really Is Better
The number of third-person shooters that have come out since Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine released in 2011 is straight-up obscene. From several Gears of War sequels and Fortnite to The Division and Helldivers 2, it’s a very crowded genre, and while Space Marine was quite an enjoyable game back in
New British TV Series Preview: What to Watch This Autumn & Winter
If the turn of a calendar page wasn’t enough to convince you that summer is gone and the time of long sleeves and hot chocolate is here, then the weather in the UK is a helpful reminder. Rain and cloud and a 10-degree drop in temperature are all heralds of
Justin Theroux Explains Mulholland Drive’s Secret Dune Connection
David Lynch‘s 1984 film version of Frank Herbert’s legendary sci-fi novel Dune has been a perpetual black sheep of the surrealist director’s filmography, with his later neo-noir projects like Blue Velvet, Twin Peaks, and Mulholland Drive held in much higher regard by cineastes. While the failure of Dune dissuaded Lynch
The Best Of Film Babble Blog (A Self Indulgent 20th Anniversary/Birthday Post)
Film Babble Blog has been AWOL since my DEADPOOL & WOLVERINE review last July as things have been hectically busy lately, but I’m back to make a self-indulgent post on my Birthday. I’ve been meaning to do something to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of this blog (first post was March 12,
