I am having a hard time with "writing a review" for this, because Avatar is not really a "movie" in that sense.

Avatar is a moment when cinematography changed forever, a watershed, and now we are in a different territory altogether.

* Update: Avatar The DVD Version: Watching Avatar On My TV ...

Lost Spoiler warning! Don't read it if you are still waiting to get your Lost answers.

Ok, so I've just watched the final episode of Lost - The Finale and it turns out that Lost is ...

A new contender for Fantasy-Fiction's "Best Character in a Graphic Novel that was turned into a Movie" award - it's the Blue Guy, playing one Dr Manhattan from Watchmen on this occasion. See the bigger picture?

I can't call this a review for "Vampire Diaries" (UK ITV2). A review is a balanced opinion, and I  hate this so much, I don't even know where to start ranting ...

Daybreakers is one of those movies where one cannot really discern from the trailers and ads what it might be all about.

I actually like that; I hate movie trailers that tell you the entire story from start to finish - what's the point of going to see the movie then? But back to Daybreakers of which I knew very little before purchasing my ticket and the popcorn (sweet).

I am going to admit that I was absolutely terrified.

As an honest to God 1st generation, original, first seen in black and white as a small impressionable squirt and never forgotten, die hard StarTrek fan the idea of a whole new "classic" cast featuring Sylar as Spock just made me shudder to the core.

But still, I'm brave and so I went to the cinema, with a piece of wood to bite on if necessary at the ready ...