Lorenzo Lamas, por supuesto

I saw this movie in a film festival a while ago, and didn't find it too long or overindulging. However, while it is immediately clear that the lack of music and archival material is not an aesthetic choice but just a safe way to deal with such a catastrophic limitation, I believe that the "communal history" nature of…

I saw this movie in a film festival a while ago, and didn't find it too long or overindulging. However, while it is immediately clear that the lack of music and archival material is not an aesthetic choice but just a safe way to deal with such a catastrophic limitation, I believe that the "communal history" nature of…

Weren't they in Argentina about this time last year?

Weren't they in Argentina about this time last year?

Acaso Estas Sordo
or
Tienes Mal Gusto?

Acaso Estas Sordo
or
Tienes Mal Gusto?

Yep, given that Japandroids made yet another great punk-leaning album of the year contender, you certainly got a point. However, I think I've read a couple of pieces early this year talking about "the return of rockism", in a post-ironic way though.

Yep, given that Japandroids made yet another great punk-leaning album of the year contender, you certainly got a point. However, I think I've read a couple of pieces early this year talking about "the return of rockism", in a post-ironic way though.

I'm surprised you didn't mention "Tried to quit smoking" (possibly the song I enjoyed the most from this album) in your review. Nor did you connect the album to that "rockism is back" narrative that seemed to gain some momentum early this year, viz. "Open your heart" by The Men.

I'm surprised you didn't mention "Tried to quit smoking" (possibly the song I enjoyed the most from this album) in your review. Nor did you connect the album to that "rockism is back" narrative that seemed to gain some momentum early this year, viz. "Open your heart" by The Men.

In a way, "The Monitor" was impossible (for anyone) to top. If you get passed that and take repetitiveness for what could be called their sonic identity, this one is a pretty enjoyable album.

In a way, "The Monitor" was impossible (for anyone) to top. If you get passed that and take repetitiveness for what could be called their sonic identity, this one is a pretty enjoyable album.

Not the kind of thing you should admit in public, dude.

Not the kind of thing you should admit in public, dude.

Are you Wolf Dick, by any chance?

Are you Wolf Dick, by any chance?

I wonder why there's never been a good film about the true end of the Roman Empire, from 395 onward, not the period "The fall of the Roman Empire" was set in. Those last few years were quite eventful.

I wonder why there's never been a good film about the true end of the Roman Empire, from 395 onward, not the period "The fall of the Roman Empire" was set in. Those last few years were quite eventful.

But then, you'd (needlessly) have to make "The book of judges" a trilogy, just like Peter Jackson did with "The Hobbit".