I quickly mentioned "Contorno" in a previous entry to say that I mostly liked the ending scene and one scene from the opening sequence, despite snails being on the menuI won't ramble on about what I liked or not, but here I want to linger on the opening scene I liked, because it focused on the Bedelia/Hannibal relationship and because Mads ( Read more... )

Tomorrow the most unique and beautiful tv show returns for its third season, and apparently Sundance Channel just renewed it for a fourth one!

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Also go and read this article from The Bitter Southerner:

...but we definitely needed a heroine!

Yesterday, after sitting all morning long in the bac' jury, and spending the afternoon on twitter because of Varoufakis's resignation, I finally went and saw Mad Max Fury Road at the cinema and I enjoyed it a lot! The direction was spectacular and, of course, the character of Furiosa has become iconic ( Read more... )

I'm avoiding television these days as I'm extremely pissed off at the news using videos showing the dead bodies in Sousse. It is not information but mere sensationalism. Sure the corpses are under white sheets, but still. What's the point of showing this or pools of blood?  It is enough that some morons over there thought it was great to take ( Read more... )

Having finished by marking quota of the day, I watched the last episode of Hannibal.

I have mixed feelings about that one...
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Oh well, the flaws I pointed out in the previous episode are still there in "Secundo"...

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I liked season 3 but the fourth season of Big Love turned out to be a disaster. Poorly written plots, silly storylines or storylines that never went anywhere...
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Oh well, I enjoyed the first episode of season 2, but this one? Not so much...

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So I have finally rewatched "Antipasto"...
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I am not a big fan of commemorations in general and I am not naive about the political agenda and the communication operation behind such event, but I'm still watching the Panthéonisation ceremony of Germaine Tillion, Geneviève De Gaulle-Anthonioz, Pierre Brossolette and Jean Zay ( Read more... )