The Archer Blog
For those of you that I haven’t bored incessantly with this nugget of information over the course of the last year or so, I have recently upped sticks and moved from England’s pleasant pastures to the world of the Springbok, Protea and braai that will be forever South Africa. More precisely; Cape Town. Even more […]
Continuing my loosely flung together theme of smug self satified ‘joyful’ films I found on the web, the following peice of genius is something I only recently found — although has been doing the rounds for the last year or so. Initially used to promote the BBC’s iPlayer service, but also doing a fine job […]
Maybe it’s recent developments in my life; maybe it’s the fact that it’s no longer dark at 6 o’clock in the evening and my evening journey home is rapidly becoming a veritable joy. Maybe even it’s the fact that the wooden partitions around the outside smoking area of my local pub came down today — […]
In response to the plinky.com question: “You have to give away a million dollars. How?” Yeah, I could just go around offering a million dollars to the first person I see — but let’s be honest here — if I’m the sort of chap that goes around giving away huge amounts of cash like this, then […]
I know the apparent meme of putting one film trailer’s soundtrack against video footage from another with hi-hi-hilArious results is as old as most hills you can think of, but sometimes, one chooses a couple of topics that just work nicely together. Think of it like a really good cover version of a song that […]
The news of late is the teensy-tiniest bit depressing. So depressing sometimes that the need for a bit of fluff in one’s life is needed. A little light hearted animal story, perhaps. So what do the world’s news agencies decide to teach us?
Sometimes, mere words are overrated.
The one of the nicer problems in modern life these days is that there’s too much choice. Name a product and there are at least three alternatives vying for your attention with their respective thumbs stuck in different parts of the growth-share matrix. Hell, name anything and that’ll happen. Unless you’re naming American Banks*.
UK TV viewers of a certain age may remember Channel 4’s FourMations animated tv seasons. Usually consigned to late night slots or acting as televisual polyfilla when there were five minute gaps between episodes of Countdown and Fifteen-to-One — it usually consisted of a wide plethora of the latest animated shorts from across the globe.
The last couple of years have been a tough old time for your common or garden comic film geek. Let’s be honest, the pickings of decent comic book film adaptations have been very, very, (oh good God what is X-Men 3 doing?) very slim.