The last 3 are the ones to look out for :P
GAMUT Part of Speech:noun - A complete range or extent: a face that expressed a gamut of emotions, from rage to peaceful contentment. - Music. The entire series of recognized notes.
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
Photu of the week
The last 3 are the ones to look out for :P
Sunday, May 13, 2007
On the Wall
What caught our attention though, was the big scrabble board mounted on the wall, they were nice enough to let us play and off started a decent game of scrabble !
I still prefer playing at a relatively quiet Barista on Brigade road, but Brewhaha is an interesting place in itself. Not for me though, I just enjoy a simple game of scrabble, sitting in a corner, without all the pretensions of uber-coolness.
Thursday, May 10, 2007
In the summery summer
Here is what I enjoy in the Summmery Summer!
- Rain in the evening
- Games of scrabble!
- Tender coconut water :D
- Mangoes!
Anyone who wants to take the tag, go ahead!
Monday, April 30, 2007
An ode to a non-vegetarian octogenarian
were strolling by
and what do we see?
A poor old man, looking forlorn and hungry
So we did what everyone would
we decided to get him some food,
we got some from a nearby restaurant
but when we got back, he was gone
We looked for him in the vicinity,
finally found him in an alley.
We said Grandpa, here is some Ghee Rice
He looked at us with some degree of surprise
In broken english said he
Thanks, no Ghee Rice for me
what I would like is some mutton
you see I am a Non-vegetarian.
Saturday, April 21, 2007
Billboards

Some cool ideas are mentioned in the article, which is more of an overview for digital billboards. I expected to but did not see a mention of the Coca Cola billboard at Piccadily Circus.
The future of advertising however is not as simple as this article would suggest me thinks.
Font-astic!
I Love fonts
Here is a super place to get some really cool fonts for Free!
Is this it???
This planet is not a good place to live in, this would be the right time to pack and leave. 'Mostly harmless' is NOT what we are.
I tremble when I think of what we have become, all this evolution to get to a society that seems so warped. sigh.
However, not wanting to end this post on a pessimistic note, here is something I liked...
| Do not go gentle into that good night, Old age should burn and rave at close of day; Rage, rage against the dying of the light. Though wise men at their end know dark is right, Because their words had forked no lightning they Do not go gentle into that good night. - Dylan Thomas | |||
Monday, April 16, 2007
Paradox

I did not find the time to go watch the video, but decided to read up on paradoxes :) and I have come up with a treasure trove of info!!
You can find most of the popular one's here and on the wiki.
However the one that I found most weird, was the one derived from a short story called
"All you zombies" by Robert Heinlein, I found a nice little excerpt of it here .
Hoarding Boarding
However, the upcoming ThoughtWorks Master Class Series in Bangalore and Pune needs hoardings and I am having a super time designing them.
I have 3 hoardings to work on and each have their own challenges :D
I am using Photoshop 5.5 and Macromedia(now adobe) Freehand and Loving every bit of it!!
Saturday, April 14, 2007
Travel Tag

So this is tag made out of a question that fink asked me, which I thought would make a decent post (yes, my muse seems to have taken a summer vacation)
"So if you could go anywhere in the world where would u choose to go?"
here are my 5 places
Any Country near the North Pole, to see the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis)
Machu Pichu - Peru
Great Barrier Reef - Scuba Diving
Venice - On a Gondola
Ladakh
and I tag
Fink, KC, SRK, Seemantini, Pal, Apurva, Gitanjali
Sunday, April 08, 2007
Joy @ Work!!
The system (a "next generation deigital entertainment system"as our client puts it) we have built for our client has gone live in a bar in NY :D
Much more fun work in store for us...
The more I work at this place the more I realise that the fun I derive from working here is not in the money, not in the work itself, but simply the people I work with. A concentration of amazing intellect and sense of humour at one place :)
Sunday, April 01, 2007
Song in my Cerebrum!!
Then more recently there have been the equally good: Samurai Jack, Sheep in the Big City, Johnny Bravo, Timon and Pumbaa.
However, now whenever I surf cartoon country, I see weird japanese animations with their almondish eyes (most annoying part of anime for me), sad state of affairs as far as I am concerned.
But from channel disney comes my song in head, I simply love this video...
Saturday, March 24, 2007
wats the song?
Dick Dale - Miserlou (the very heady [sic] pulp fiction number)
Elvis Presley - Can't help fallin in love
Sinatra's - Something Stupid
Oye wats the zhoke?
or let me put it this way its been a fun Friday!! (:P)
Standing in a very crowded TGIF. Those glasses are heavy damn!
Gate crashing a 'party' that turned out to be 5 people sitting around a TV, discussing India's chances of restricting Lanka from scoring 200. Escaping.
Barging into B77, at some ungodly hour and this time enjoying it!
Watching Lanka bend it and send it to India.
Learning's...
Gals can get the bar tenders attention no matter what the crowd!
Never gatecrash a 'party' with krymson and Miaow no matter what "sad innocent puppy face" they put up!
Sunday, March 18, 2007
300
And he that stands will die for nought, and home there's no returning.
The Spartans on the sea-wet rock sat down and combed their hair.'
- A.E. Housman 'The Oracles'
300 Did not dissapoint, on the contrary not only did it meet my expectations, it surpassed them.
300 is a great effort, to actually make a movie out of such an intense comic is difficult, Zack Snyder does a great job of it.
With some great fight sequences, a gripping soundtrack (a mix of Gothic Classical and Heavy Metal) Lot of blood! Lot of Gore! Lot of Pride! Lot of Glory! 300 is a movie worth watching.
Friday, March 16, 2007
Iteration Zero!!
Dooba Dooba (obviously), Oh Sanam, Pal, Comfotably Numb were the numbers we err belted out!
and on popular request, we did Roo Ba Roo (which turned out to be fun, since, i did not know the lyrics and was attempting to sing them off a tissue paper written in a hurry by Tomahawk!)
I enjoyed singing by the pool! but what I enjoyed even more, was doing(learning) the Salsa by the pool as the sun set :)
Beautiful indeed.
Monday, March 05, 2007
Mahabalipuram
Tickets were booked, and off we went on the first of March, to Mahabalipuram.
Since we did not get place at the TTDC hotel, we had to turn to an Auto guy, who took us to 'Laxmi Lodge'
Initially sceptical abt the place, we were surprised to see a resort by the sea, with its own swimming pool and a nice big A/C room, wich gave way to a nice lil lecture that the manager of the resort gave us
"Husband wife, one room, ok
Brother Sister, one room, ok
Lovers, one room, ok (stifled lafs)
4 guys 1 girl, one room, Not ok!
police coming problem happenin"
ROFL, we did convince him though that all was well.
Mahabalipuram is a quaint little town (GOD! I have so wanted to use this phrase), with some brilliant 7th century architecture (in form of awe-inspiring monolithic temples) and a beautiful but surprisingly empty beach.
The best way to see the town is to hire cycles. The interesting thing is that the town is over run by firangs.
Here are a few glimpses
and we solved the mystery of the strange cloud covering the full moon when we realised it was a complete lunar eclipse.
Beautiful.
Sunday, February 25, 2007
I am 50 pages in and this is already building up in true Terry Pratchett style. Have not seen Death recently, hope this novel features it somewhere (also looking out for CMOT Dibbler, Death of Rats tee hee hee)
bahut samajhaya yehi na samjha
bahut bhola hai bechara
na jaane kis pe aayega
Pamela Andersons talents lie elsewhere. If one were to ignore her irritating voice, there are some positives, such as the funny criminals, her imbecile chief. But one feels Stan Lee could have done a better job.

I will give it another go, only because imdb rates it so high
Friday, February 23, 2007
Bah!
I get a list, out of which I decide that Scrabulous is the one I am looking for.
First I am taken to a page that is an usablility nightmare. it declares in the faintest of print "Experience pure joy everytime" (err... right!)
I ignore this.
I register.
I am asked "May we have a photograph and a 70-80 word description please?"
I provide the photo and a one line description.
Next day I get a mail, why are you not playing? are you facing any problems?
(well I will play when I want to...) i ignore the mail
To my photo and description mail, I get a response
I quote this is how the mail begins
"umm can you try a little harder, with the description?"
Yeah dude I can try a little harder, but I want to play scrabble, not describe myself.
I would register onto a matrimonial website if i wanted to put in a photo and description!
I am waiting for a response on tht one.
grrrr this place easily tops my list of the shitty sites
Friday, February 16, 2007
Movies…
- The Big White
- The Notorious Bettie Page
- Borat Movie (this one was good in parts)
Some of the super ones
- Euro Trip: good good good :D
- Southpark – Bigger, Longer and Uncut: Lol , nice one :D
“What wud Brian Boitano do if he was here today?
He wud make a plan and follow thru
thts wht brian boitano wud do!”
- Finding Neverland: Awesome with a capital A! Johnny Depp is of course GOD, and Kate Winslet has me impressed with “Eternal Sunshine…” but this movie is out of the world.
- Butch Cassidy and the sundance kid: from one of the most romantic scenes ever filmed (“raindrops..”) to a brilliant last shot, this movie is worth a watch especially if you like westerns
- Motorcycle Diaries: Loved it(Reminded me a lil bit of swades). This one is just my kind of movie! Watch it for the travel, for the people, for the wonderful writing. If you enjoy aimless travel, you will enjoy this movie.
“How can I feel nostalgia for a world I have never seen”
A 4 day weekend full of fighter jets, copters, paratroopers (thx to the aero show), Cricket, Scrabble, Taking up a mission to help buy the 'perfect' ladies belt (bah!). Shopping for Pashmina shawls for a friend who is getting married.
The wedding attended, a Bundh missed and an impromptu 12 kilometre walk taken :)
In all a very nice weekend.
Tuesday, January 30, 2007
God’s own country
I am back from Kerala, the land of Mohan lal, Mamooty, Karimeen (Black Fish), Kappa (Tapioca), Kall (Toddy), Putta, kadal, Idi Appam, Boiled Rice, Back Waters, Houseboats, Indonesian Print lungis, Communism, Tea Estates, Spices, Boat Races, Temple Elephants, Kathakali and Kalaripayattu.
What we did:
The Water
The Land
The Flora
The errr…. Fauna
That’s all folks!!
Monday, January 22, 2007
Five Things you do not know about me!
Useless Fact #1.
Contrary to popular belief, I have an extremely short temper. And I flare up every 2.35 mins (on an avg.)
Useless Fact # 2.
Adobe Photoshop is my favorite Software, my second favorite software is Macromedia Freehand
Useless Fact # 3.
Statistics is my favorite subject, at one point I was seriously considering pursuing a PhD. in Statistics!
Useless Fact # 4.
I have a very close set of friends whom I refer to as the inner circle. It consists of 2 Guys and a Girl.
I have known the guys since school and I meet up with them almost everyday. I have known the girl for about 20 years and I have met her only Thrice !!
Useless Fact # 5.
I can Read Write and Speak 5 languages :D
Marathi , Konkani, Kannada, Hindi and English
Bonus useless Fact.
When batting I am a predominantly offside player. To get me out, pack the offside, bowl shortpitch into my body and place a catcher close in on the leg side.
I bowl lots of offcutters, To score runs off me, do not commit early, wait for the ball to come in and then select a shot to play
And yes, I would like to tag: Puneet, Neha, Apurva, Dpal, Krishnan, Seemantini, Ashmita and whoever else that wants to accept the tag
Places to be (that I know of, of course :P)
So in no particular order, here goes
1. Halebidu and Belur - Hassan, Karanataka
These temples built by the Hoysalas, simply have the finest pieces of architecture I have ever seen. If you have not been there you have not done a thing!
While you are at these 2 places you could also visit Gomateshwara, Biggest Monolith in
Quick Tip, get a guide or you will miss the all important, finer nuances.
2. Namdroling Monastery (
This is an awe-inspiring monastery, with massive statues and brilliant paintings, in an unexpected location bang in the middle of Coorg surrounded by beautiful coffee estates. Coorg is very rightly called the Scotland of India.
3.
This is at the confluence of river Tiracol with the
Do not go there if you are used to the hustle and bustle (read pretty chicks) of most Goan beaches, because chances are you won’t find any. What you will find however, is Peace and tranquility (Big Words, eh?)
4. Malvan Fort – Sindhudurg,
This fort (built by Shivaji) is situated 2 kms into the
5. Swami Vivekanada Rock – Kanyakumari, Tamilnadu
Southern most tip of
6. Kerala Backwaters –
I once took a boat ride from Kottayam to Allepey across the backwaters, and that memorable ride took almost 6 joyous hours . Kerala is known as Gods own Country for a reason (yeah other than for promoting tourism).
Next time I go to Kerala I am going to be on a houseboat (hey not a bad idea, hmmm).
Eating chaats at midnight on the
8. Dandeli – Karnataka
If one wants an adventure tirp in
One can do mountain biking, explore some real scary caves, travel in an open jeep into the wildlife sanctuary, trek and yeah camp out in the forest. Pretty good eh?
9. Hogenekal falls – Tamilnadu
Super place, the river Kaveri snakes through a ravine and one can hire coracles to take you along the river, between towering sheer walls of rock, under waterfalls and to a more calm part of the river where you can relax in the water and wait for the natives to fry fresh catch of the day.
Seen the ‘Raat ka naasha’ (Ashoka) video? the place is 10 times better than it looks in that video (despite it being Santosh Sivan behind the camera).
August is the best time to be there.
10. Stay at home and read a book! Serious, best place to be!
Over heard (true stories)
- (in a voice dripping with sarcasm) Dudette the only thing I missed was your sense of humour, can I pack it and take it home.
- Dialogue
A: I had Saadha Dosa today
B: Hey what does ‘saadha’ mean ?
A: Sada means ‘Plain’ so saadha dosa translates to Plain Dosa
B: Really? I always thought saadha meant Forward…
A: Why??!!
B: Bcos, Seedha Saadha means Straight Forward na?
- Every time I go to pee, it costs the client 2$ !!
- You need to help me!! I am unable to reproduce :-|
- That stupid cat should be put in the paper shredder.
Friday, January 12, 2007
Craaaaaazy
Yesterday I went crazy (I know, this is not news to ppl who know me to be a mental case).
I went like real mad, and all because I happened to stumble onto the wiki page for 300 the film and from there on to Warner Bros page for 300 and so on to the trailer. (I even read up on Spartan history!)
This is one movie I want to watch baaaadly, I was told the trailers were good,
but I did not expect them to be insanely good!
If anyone were to adapt a comic book into a movie, learn from Mr. Miller (no he has not directed this one).
But the panels just come alive in the movie, it looks animated (well I am sure lot of it is sfx, but still!).
I never get excited by mere trailers, but the sheer genius!! Wow I am Ranting and Raving now??
So What!! I await.
Persian ‘Peace’ Envoy: This is Madness, This is Blasphemy
King Leonadis: This is
Thursday, January 11, 2007
Movies Over the week
Seven Samurai has influenced Mag Seven,
Eternal Sunshine of the spotless mind
Extremely beautiful movie very well made and very touching.
Brick
A very well made movie, crisp flow of narration makes this one a good watch.
Napolean Dynamite
This one is supposed to be a cult classic, but I found it a little lacking in energy, not too bad however.
True Romance
Written by Quentin Tarantino, this is a romantic movie full of blood. Worth a watch, there are hints of Lock Stock and Two smoking barrels. The
From Dusk to Dawn
Written by Tarantino, funnily weird movie.
Tuesday, January 09, 2007
Song of the Week!
spoiled my act as a clown
I had it made up not make a frown,
but a little bitty tear let me down.
- Burl Ives
The Truth
The 25th DiscWorld novel, This one is about Journalism, as De Worde starts a newspaper called ‘The Truth’
The characters are wonderful (as usual)
Some new ones like...
Otto, a Vampire whose interests lie in photography despite being burnt to dust at every flash
Goodmountain the dwarf who owns the press
Rocky the troll
Mr Tulip and Mr Pin representing the ‘New firm’, bring out Pratchett’s brilliant spoofing ability (These characters spoof Samuel L Jackson’s and Travolta’s characters in Pulp Fiction)
Mr Slant the zombie lawyer
And ofcourse the time tested characters
Cut-Me-Own-Throat dibbler
Lord Vetinari, the patrician
Commander Vimes of the Watch
The Watch (Nobby, Angua, Carrot, Igor)
DEATH (Johnny Depp should play death in the movie if there ever is a movie)
Gaspode, the talking dog
In all a book I thoroughly enjoyed. Or as Mr Tulip would succinctly put it “ A ___ing good Book”.
If you have never read Terry Pratchett before, please please read one of his discworld books, you will not regret!!
Next in my list is Neil Gaiman’s latest best seller ‘Anansi Boys’, I am already rubbing my hands in anticipation.
Friday, December 29, 2006
The Year that was…
Travel seems to have been the motif for 2006

- The Golden Sand and the Setting Sun on the world’s best beach (according to me at least)
- White Water Rafting and Mountain Biking in Dandeli. Awesome.
- On the Road to the gold fields; Getting to know that I would be losing someone. With no big bang, with no fireworks, it was all over.
- Helen and Matt's Indian wedding celebrations :)
- Mom and Dad’s 25th wedding anniversary celebrations in
- Lying on the grass in
- Getting “married”, eating cotton candy at 3 am in the middle of nowhere, all in
- B11, 13th floor, Purple Haze, Zero G, JAP, Tavern and LIT’s
Mysteries
- Why is it that Sanjay Dutt gets all the media attention and pages of print in the papers, whereas a gun battle in Kashmir gets a 4 line mention and is quickly forgotten?
- Whats the deal with all the kids falling into open narrow wells?
- Why do people find it weird when I tell them I plan to spend the New year’s eve at home with my parents?
- Why does Anil Kumble of all the people have to field at ‘point’ ?
Tuesday, December 26, 2006
Photu of the Week
Though I wonder why such niche marketing, why only plumbers?? siiiigh one may never know
That time of the year…
The Calendar has been designed, gone into ‘production’ and being a collector’s item: P, very few copies are available; I have a list of people (read lucky people) who are going to get it this time round :D
Movies !
Peter Sellers plays Hrundi Bakshi, an Indian who is mistakenly invited to a Hollywood party and manages to wreck havoc albeit innocently. Brilliant situational comedy, in true Peter Sellers style.
It seems a perfect set up for India bashing, but Bakshi turns out to be the only normal guy in the movie, yes there are a few stereotypes but then an enjoyable movie that even a fanatic patriot like me enjoyed.
A Scanner Darkly
A very dark movie, using Rotoscoping (animating over actual actors) the movie provides a doped effect. Very different and very nice, though I would not call it wholesome entertainment. Stay away if you want to watch a fun movie. This one is dark throughout. Lovely.
Mystic River
A star studded cast and a nice movie, I personally found Clint Eastwood’s Million Dollar baby pathetic, But Sean Penn and Tim Robbins in one movie, very nice. A lil Depressing though.
Memento
AWESOME, more than anything else the structural complexity of the movie is brilliant, I wont say a word about it, just that it’s a must watch (thanks for putting this one in my must watch list Amu)
The Cheap detective
A spoof of Bogart movies especially the Maltese falcon, nice and funny.
Pulp Fiction
Quentin Tarantino. The only bad thing bout this one was John Travolta, he is so freakin irritating!!
Monday, December 18, 2006
Photu of the Week
notice the "dog" ?
maybe the greeks picturised Kerberos (Cerberus) more like this.
Hooters!!
I looked out of the bedroom window on Saturday and there it was again, just 4-5 feet away. Looking like it was at peace with itself after a night long hunting session. It sat there oblivious to the bunch of admiring onlookers (that included Mom, Dad and I).
The crows came cawing with all their might; it obliged them with a casual glance, not moving once.
A couple of squirrels came, feinting as if they were going to attack it, it sat there immovable, as if saying “I do not attend every argument I am invited to”.
I tried singing to it (Yes I did, I sing to anyone who is willing to listen), talking to it, even tried to mimic birds and rodents (or so I would like to believe), and all it did was lazily opened its eyes, gave me a look that made me feel like an idiot and went right back to sleep.
Basically this owl looked like it had figured out the meaning of life.
It had chosen its position well, nicely camouflaged from other birds of prey such as kites and eagles.
At first it just looked like a cuddly little soft toy, however a closer glance at its fearsome claws and you knew this was a bird of prey and a successful one at that.
As far as I am concerned this is the most super cool of all birds, in every sense.
Movies over the week
The soundtrack is a killer. No wonder this one is such a cult classic !! wonderful watch
“I am 18 with a bullet; got my finger on the trigger I am goin to pull it…”
For a few dollars more -
Clint Eastwood and one of the most popular of movie music themes makes for a very nice western indeed :)
American Psycho 2 –
Why do I do this to myself, I am no fan of Marquis de Sade, I do not enjoy inflicting pain upon myself, unless you do, do not watch this one.
Shwaas – Nice Marathi movie, about a kid who is going to lose his eyesight and his grandpa who wants to show him the world around before the kid can stop seeing it.
Talking about regional movies and theatre
I remember being totally awed by the play ‘Jaanta Raja’(About Shivaji) in
Kannada Movies unfortunately have sunk to an all time low, gone are the days of beautiful cinema like “Beladingala Baaley” (moonlight maiden) one of my all time fav movies.
Today the underlying theme seems to be the underworld (or so I hear because, I do not remember when I last saw a Kannada movie)
Apoorv’s Angels?
Siiiigh no looking a gift horse in the mouth
I gave my devil
A box of shoe polish
A bat and a ball (the plastic one, I got it for 15 rupees)
A biscuit packet
A Puzzle, on solving which the devil would get the next gift namely – A frog
And just to be nice….a Beautiful Kurta :D there I am done with my good deed for the week :))
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
eh... what?
There is not much to write about, recently a friend was asking me if my life has become all normal and I have not many surprises in store.
Well then I vehemently disagreed, right now life sure does look like heading towards normalcy (a very rare occurrence)
Nevertheless, I do have an Indoor cricket tournament to play (held in a meeting room at office!!)
I have signed up for a prank, it’s more of ‘helping a friend out’ than a dare. (The Prank may have 2 results. Either the victim falls in love with India or The victim would not be visitin India again anytime soon)
My Secret Angel is so secretive that I have not received any gift yet (hey u reading this angel??)
I am thinking of a whacky gift to give my devil, I am thinking a cauliflower would do nicely for starters.
My Muse (if I had one in the first place) seems to have left me, and I am down to writing gibberish.
Reading…
Back to DiscWorld, after a long time… Last time around I had read all the novels, terry has come back with like a dozen more maybe. So I need to Catch up!
Ummm by page 52 I realized why this one did not feel as good as the rest, there are no ‘notes’, damn I miss em’ :(
However Terry’s inimitable style remains.
Dorothy Sayers-The Nine Tailors
This is church bell ringing jargon, death is announced by ringing in the ‘Nine Tailors. Lord Peter Wimsey is there but the book in not gripping enough for my tastes
Movies Over the week
While watching it I was constantly reminded of
I love Huckabees – I hated it. One weird movie. Pathetic
Revolver – I was expecting Jason Statham style action (a la transporter) ummm another weird movie
American Psycho – Christian Bale, movie lives up to the name, another weird one… that’s a hatrick!
Wednesday, December 06, 2006
Match-up
- Bourne, The guy uses a magazine as a weapon, does not need the gadgets. More street smart.
- Holmes. Simply superior intellect.
Inspector Morse v/s Lord Peter Wimsey
- ummm Inspector Morse. He solves the times crossword in minutes, a guy who can do that must surely win
Snoopy v/s Snowy- Snowy, has been everywhere…but then Snoopy is the world war ace and a legal eagle beagle. Close
Wile E Coyote v/s Tom
- Coyote, c’mon he deserves a break.
Terry Pratchett v/s Douglas Adams
-
- One can Scythe you out the other can Psyche you out, but I back Death….funnier of the two :)
- Blore for its weather and
Monday, December 04, 2006
Retrospect
Some good things –
- My next project deals with music and another personal fav, it’s so confidential that if I tell you anymore I may have to kill you.
- Talking to a colleague I realized the client pays us insane amounts of money on an hourly basis (wow makes one feel extremely imp :P ).
- The T-shirts I helped design are here and they look gooooood :), I feel proud.
- We are back to playing cricket in office, its rejuvenating!
- I still find happiness in everything I do, see and feel.
The bad things
- ummmm never are any bad things :D all is for the good !
Movies over the weekend
To be fair Craig makes a very realistic looking secret agent but he is just not cut out to be Bond, there is no charisma, no charm. The Bond girls are boring. The movie is slow paced (I blame the book). The opening chase sequence is the best part of the movie.
Licence to Kill – Watched this without expecting too much, but ended up enjoying it. It’s a nice movie. Timothy Dalton makes a decent enough Bond. I never liked Sean Connery as Bond (I know the whole world thinks he makes the best Bond), I still would rate Pierce Brosnan as a better Bond.
Batman Begins – No matter how many times I watch this, I love it. Superman returns was like a cheap B-grade movie compared to the sheer brilliance of Batman Begins.
Fast Times at Ridgemont High – A very Archie type crowd in a 1980’s movie about a group of teenagers. Decent watch. We get to see a very young Sean Penn play a doped, good for nothing but funny guy :)





