Wiblog - Paul's Wibblings

Narnia

05/12/08

So tonight's entertainment was The Chronicles Of Narnia - The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe. We're a bit late coming to this for one reason or another... read more ...

Harper

15/10/08

After his recent death I bought The Paul Newman Collection - five if his movies on DVD. Tonight we watched the first, Harper. read more ...

Hell ... inside and out

05/09/08

Tonight we watched Hellboy on DVD while outside the weather was suitably hellish with thunder and 18.1mm of rain in an hour, a new record for our weather station! ... read more ...

Mad Max

03/09/08

In Tesco on Friday night while picking up a pizza I spotted the Mad Max trilogy for £8 and couldn't resist so tonight we watched the first of them, the eponymous Mad Max. read more ...

Pan's Labyrinth

01/09/08

Last weekend we finally watched Guillermo del Toro's Pan's Labyrinth. I say "finally" because Mark Kermode has been singing its praises ... read more ...

Wind Something

27/07/08

We wasted a couple of hours this evening watching Wind Talkers, a movie allegedly about how Navaho indians were used for front line radio comms in WWII. ... read more ...

Long Letters

25/07/08

Tonight's movie presentation at the Oldham Odeon was Letters From Iwo Jima... read more ...

Bourne Again

23/07/08

We watched The Bourne Ultimatum again tonight and it was as stunning as ever. ... read more ...

In the Valley of Elah

06/07/08

Tonight's DVD offering after a most excellent roast pork supper was In the Valley of Elah and I'm still recovering from it now. ... read more ...

We've just spent the last hour and a half giggling away at Galaxy Quest about the washed up stars of a fictional 1978-1982 TV series called "Galaxy Quest" (a parody of the television series Star Trek) ... read more ...

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I am currently reading:

The Undercover Economist
by Tim Harford
Extreme Rambling: Walking Israel's Separation Barrier. For Fun.
by Mark Thomas
The Christ Conundrum by Andrew Carruth

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