Amélie And The Italian Job: [December 31, 2004]
One unexpected disappointment and one unexpected joy of a film.

House Of Flying Daggers: [December 30, 2004]
Visually stunning both in terms of photography and the settings. The fight sequences well choreographed and executed and, overall it's very stylised. [0 comments]

Napoleon Dynamite: [December 29, 2004]
I like films with a plot and Napoleon Dynamite is missing much of one but somehow the offbeat comedy works in a subtle - not laugh out loud - way.

Season's Greetings 2005: [December 25, 2004]
with very best wishes for Christmas to you all.

Shrek and Johnny English: [December 24, 2004]
Two Christmas Eve movies: one was great the other wasn't.

Music To Go: [December 23, 2004]
Should I make the switch to iPod? Are you an iPod user on Windows? [0 comments]

Being Gay each Day: [December 22, 2004]
When it comes to understanding the impact of sexual preference on our daily lives we are - unsurprisingly - not like our straight counterparts at all. [0 comments]

Links for 2004-12-21: [December 21, 2004]
Glasgow University research for the British Heart Foundation found it could help reduce the damage done by too much Christmas pudding.

Paycheck: [December 18, 2004]
Surprisngly enjoyable.

Kew Garden's Winter Wonderland: [December 12, 2004]
See the lights and the ice rink at Kew.

Going To The Dogs: [December 11, 2004]
I will feel slightly awkward when four of us head to wimbledon dog track.

A Pointless Rant About Trains: [December 10, 2004]
I am not shocked at the mediocre service. I am not shocked that the staff on board couldn't care about the confused passengers. What amazes me is that I took two trains and for the majority of both journeys the trains were full.

What's Your Pointless Obsession?: [December 09, 2004]
What's your pointless obsession? It's got to be pointless and yet take up lots of time that really you would be better spent working in a soup kitchen or raking the leaves. Mine is PIM (and I am not talking about the drink). [2 comments]

Weekend Away: [December 06, 2004]
A weekend with my mum was a great deal of fun even if we had to pretend it was Christmas early! [0 comments]

the Da Vinci Code: [December 04, 2004]
It's very easy to get sucked into the world Dan Brown's novel, The Da Vinci Code.