Movie Reviews The Simpsons Movie and The Last Legi...

The Simpsons Movie is essentially a 90 minute version of the show. This is not like say Beavis and Butthead Do America , which takes the familiar characters and puts them into an unfamiliar, USA coast to coast spanning adventure, quite a difference from the show where they never left Highland. Although The Simpsons Movie lacks the grand-spanning adventure and dare I say plot of Beavis and Butthead Do America, this is not necessarily a bad thing since the show is really good as The Simpsons have... read more

They finally made a Simpsons movie, and I saw it this afternoon. I don't really have much to say about it so I guess this will be a short review. The plot revolves around Springfield's treatment of the environment, filling up Lake Springfield with all sorts of grotty junk, causing the Lake to become tainted. Lisa, is naturally trying to get everyone to become environmentally friendly, so there's nothing new there. Homer rescues a pig from death and 'adopts' it as one of the family, and in typical...

More Woobie reviews: Ruby Slippers In vial: exotic sandalwood incense, almost nag-champa like. On skin: amber, and lots of it. This is a glorious amber fragrance, rich and golden and sweet and sticky but with darker, woodsier, resinous and smoky undertones. This reminds me of a black/ Tunisian amber fragrance and also of the woodsy labdanum of Pulcinella and Teresina, only lighter and less heavy-it’s very exotic, warm and sultry. The scent is like wood lacquered with amber...

Reviews of the Sugared scents by Mara Fox: Sugared Honeysuckle In vial: a slightly soapy floral scent with a hint of sugar. On skin: soft honeysuckle drizzled in sugary nectar. It is a little soapy but it’s not bad, this honeysuckle scent is very pretty indeed. The sugar in here is gentler, less caramelised or treacle like than other sugared scents, it’s more like white sugar. The honeysuckle is soft and light but I’m not sure about the soapy tones it has here. It gets soapier at...

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/03/18/opini on/18stephenson.html?_r=1&th=&emc=th&pagewanted=print March 18, 2007 Op-Ed Contributor It’s All Geek to Me By NEAL STEPHENSON Seattle A WEEK ago Friday, moments before an opening-day showing of the movie “300” at Seattle’s Cinerama, a 20-something moviegoer rushed to the front of the theater, dropped his shoulders, curled his arms into a mock-Schwarzenegger pose and bellowed out a timeless remark of King Leonidas of Sparta that has in the last week...

I've often considered cross posting my reviews with other websites. While it does take time to redo formatting for different review systems, having my current 80+ reviews on four or five RPG sites instead of just one would result in significantly greater name recognition for me. So why h haven't I done that yet? I did give it a bit of a try with Spirit of the Century. Unfortunately, neither ENworld nor Gaming Report had review support anywhere close to what RPG.net has. While I dearly wish I could...