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Ever since Arrested Development disappeared, many have been
seeking another comedy that hit those same notes of off-beat notes. Now Arrested
Development showed up again on NetFlix people have had that craving sated.
In the hectic, crazy world of journalism, ace reporter Hildy
Johnson has decided to call it quits so that she can get married to a dull
insurance salesman and live the quiet life of a housewife. There’s only one
problem: her ex-husband and newspaper editor Walter Burns doesn’t want her to
go.
Cartoons are better than live-action movies. Okay, that’s a
lie, they’re not. They each have their merits. Movies are real, or at least it’s
more believable seeing an actor walking across the surface of an alien world
than some animated person.
Off the back of the
sometimes awesome, sometimes average V/H/S comes V/H/S 2. A brand new bunch of
horror shorts that are on the whole, better than their predecessor with a
better framing story around the short films. Everyone remembers the anthology
films of the past and kudos to the people behind the V/H/S series for bringing
this format back into view.
Holly Golightly and Paul Varjak are an unlikely pair. Holly
is a socialite without money, part call-girl and part restless free spirit,
everyone she meets falls in love with her and receives nothing back. Paul is a
struggling writer, exchanging sex for cash from his wealthy patroness, but who
desperately needs respect.
We’ve had our fair share
of cartoonish caricatures when it comes to pirates in recent years, with Johnny
Depp’s Jack Sparrow and in a literal sense Aardman’s family friendly film
devoted to such swashbuckling. With such figures now becoming a legitimate threat
in the nether regions of our world, it was only a matter of time
before we were provided a painstaking depiction.
