I love films. I also review them occasionally.
Before July 2009, generally all I did with movies was examine how technically accurate they were, and how well they tied in with reality when it came to computing. This forms the Crashed Pips Guide to Irritatingly Implausible Computers in Film, which will still be updated regularly. However, I’m now also going to start judging films on their own merits—these reviews will appear here and be cross-posted to Crashed Pips for good measure.
| Title | Released | Credits | Computing rating | Overall rating (/10) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Moon | 2009 | Director: Duncan Jones Starring Sam Rockwell, Sam Rockwell and the voice of Kevin Spacey |
PG | 10 |
| Serenity | 2005 | Director: Joss Whedon Starring Nathan Fillion, Summer Glau, Sean Maher and Morena Baccarin |
EX | 6.5 |
Other reviewed stuff
I have also been known to write about non-film things. Here’s a (non-exhaustive) list of them, sorted by domain:
- Television
- The Last Enemy, a “thriller” on the BBC written by someone with no sense of reality whatsoever
- Moses Jones, a weird gritty cop drama set in a version of Peckham twinned with early-90s public information films
