It's well past time we had another review here! Here we go:

Last night's 'movie' here at home on DVD was The Line of Beauty, which is not actually a movie but a mini-series, in fact, from 2006.

( Review under the cut )

Because the head hamster is once again very slack, no reviews have been posted in aeons. Here's a quickie ( Read more... )

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Way late for March Reviews, but here it is at last! On the fly, because I watched this some months back, so let's see how much I remember ( Read more... )

HH hasn't done a review for March Reviews Week yet. *hangs head in shame ( Read more... )

Okay, well past time the Hamster got her A into G. Seems likely she's only posting six monthly, but we could do better than that. What say you? If I go all out, I need to make it into a routine. And if I do this, will you join me?

Poll How often shall the Hamster post reviews?

I'm well overdue to post something here and I realised I'd forgotten all about it lately! I really must get onto it and post more often after watching movies ( Read more... )

Watched 'District 9' last night: awesome! I love that this is not Hollywood! It's set in South Africa and is so well done that I just have to say how brilliant I thought it was. At first I wasn't so comfortable with the mockumentary style, as it's not my favourite thing, but it just went on to become such a nicely understated and better movie than ( Read more... )

This collection was gathered for adventures_in sci-fi Revisiting Day and all of these authors are worth noting for their slant towards the gay/gender issues or (particularly in one case, whose story I've mentioned isn't gay at all), 'different' peoples who inhabit the stories I'm recommending here.

( Is it coincidence that all the authors here are women, bar one - and his novels are the non-gay/gender issue type? I wonder. Judge for yourself! )