Audience of One is the weblog of Matthew Weston, a UK student, Christian, technophile and musician.

Post-Essay

I feel I should have started reading for my essay weeks ago – it would have been fascinating. Pity I only started yesterday and it was due in today. Lesson learnt*.

The new James Bond was really good, though if I hadn’t been told beforehand it’s supposed to be a “reboot” of the series, like Batman Begins was, I’d have potentially got confused. The film gets a positive vote from me, due to far fewer sex scenes/less graphic sex scenes than normal, plus being vaugely realistic. No super-villians plotting to take over the world with spaceships or lasers – just good old-fashioned middle-men funding terrorism.

Of course, if gritty violence and tense set-pieces aren’t your thing, it’s probably not for you. But then, Bond never would be. I’m coming round to actually like the whole franchise at the moment. I’ve never been such a fan of ridiculous, over-blown plots like the last few. This was more sophisticated. Not my ideal film, but then action never is.

The chocolate raisins were good.

Department social tonight, to which I am potentially wearing a kilt. That, or a pink hoodie. I may explain later, but I’m off to meet my cousins for coffee.

* Yeah, right.

Matthew @ 15:42, November 17, 2006 to Diary | Comments (4)


Comments:

Mark

LIAR!

Of course, you do have a whole other side of the family.

Comment added at 11:56, November 20, 2006

Matthew

By “cousins” I meant John and Celia. It’s shorter than writing “cousin and cousin-in-law”.

Comment added at 12:06, November 20, 2006

Sheepie

There are no cousins on the other side…

Comment added at 17:45, November 20, 2006

Mark

Really, they didn’t tell me that. Gosh, terrible brother that he is.

Comment added at 20:45, November 21, 2006

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