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Now this is music #85: Bad Wave, Rubblebucket, Deidre & the Dark, Fufanu, Grace Mitchell (+ Eurovision 2017 news)

Posted on March 24, 2017March 28, 2017 by aussiemoose

  In those moments when life seems just a little too complicated for its own good, or more pertinently, ours, you might wish that things were a whole lot simpler. And while, yes, there’s a good case to be made for a simple life, there’s a lot to be said Continue Reading

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Bogan* : An hilarious parody that shows how washed-up Wolverine actually is

Posted on March 24, 2017March 17, 2017 by aussiemoose

  You really have to have watched the trailer for one of this year’s best movies Logan – but by all means watching the whole film which is just superb – to realise that Wolverine aka James Howlett is a mere near non-invincible shadow of his former self. In the Continue Reading

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Book review: Hold Back the Stars by Katie Khan

Posted on March 22, 2017October 3, 2019 by aussiemoose

  If you have ever fallen in love, you will be all too aware of how all-consumingly wonderful it can be, how it overwhelms you in the best possible way, reshaping your reality so profoundly that it becomes well-nigh impossible to remember a time when the object of your fierce Continue Reading

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Go way back prehistorically when with Aardman’s Early Man

Posted on March 22, 2017March 17, 2017 by aussiemoose

  SNAPSHOT Set at the dawn of time, when prehistoric creatures and woolly mammoths roamed the earth, Early Man tells the story of how plucky caveman Dug, along with sidekick Hognob unites his tribe against the mighty Bronze Age in a battle to beat them at their own game. It Continue Reading

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Colony: “Tamam Shud” / “The Garden of Beasts” (S2, E9 & E10 review)

Posted on March 21, 2017March 21, 2017 by aussiemoose

  SPOILERS, DRONES AND VINTAGE PLANES, OH MY AHEAD  It’s time to dig out all your analogue antiques everyone! While you may love your smartphone, adore your tablet computer and feel joined at the hip to your Netflix subscription, the truth of the matter is that, come the alien apocalypse, all Continue Reading

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Can’t an evil Sith Lord get interviewed in peace anymore? (Parody video)

Posted on March 21, 2017March 19, 2017 by aussiemoose

  In this fantastically-fast, interconnected digital world of ours, it doesn’t take long for anyone to see the latest viral video sensation nor for people to begin parodying the hilarious hell out of it, mostly to great effect. Such was the case when a video of Professor Robert Kelly being Continue Reading

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Movie review: Kong Skull Island

Posted on March 18, 2017March 18, 2017 by aussiemoose

  By and large, big, dumb fun monster blockbusters are not exactly known for pushing the envelope. Beholden by their very nature to an A to B narrative – they are, if nothing else, escape from danger movies on an epic scale – with little to no wiggle room, they Continue Reading

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Life after un-death is harder than you think: The Burning World book trailer

Posted on March 18, 2017March 17, 2017 by aussiemoose

  SNAPSHOT R is recovering from death. He’s learning how to read, how to speak, maybe even how to love. He can almost imagine a future with Julie, this girl who restarted his heart – building a new world from the ashes of the old one. And then helicopters appear Continue Reading

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Coco: We are all a part of those who came before (trailer + poster)

Posted on March 17, 2017March 16, 2017 by aussiemoose

  SNAPSHOT Despite his family’s baffling generations-old ban on music, Miguel (voice of newcomer Anthony Gonzalez) dreams of becoming an accomplished musician like his idol, Ernesto de la Cruz (voice of Benjamin Bratt). Desperate to prove his talent, Miguel finds himself in the stunning and colorful Land of the Dead Continue Reading

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Movie review: Logan

Posted on March 17, 2017November 10, 2017 by aussiemoose

  Watching a Marvel film, with a few notable exceptions such as the playfully off the leash Guardians of the Galaxy, and the mischievously R-rated Deadpool, often feels like being trapped in some sort of real life Groundhog Day. Well made though many of the films are, they tend to feature Continue Reading

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  • New releases August book review: Everything that is Beautiful by Louise Nealon
    This novel was mostly read at Kalimna, Yeranda Cottages, Main Creek (Dungog) NSW, August 2026 Secrets can usually only stay secrets for so long. Somehow, some way, what was holding them in place far away from public gaze and collective knowledge corrodes and falls away and the truth outs, unable Continue Reading
  • Some friendships are bulletproof: Thoughts on Ride or Die
    (courtesy IMP awards) Even if you are a Woman of a Certain Age (and yes, this is directly referenced in the show; I will leave you to work out exactly how), or even a Man of you know, you will still likely be familiar with the phrase “ride or die”. Continue Reading
  • New releases August book review: I Love the Whole World! by Victoria Hannan
    This novel was read at Kalimna, Yeranda Cottages, Main Creek (Dungog) NSW, August 2026 The title of this remarkable novel is your first indication that there is something special in the offing. I Love the Whole World! may sound like the exuberant, chemically-adjusted and enhanced exclamation of someone at a Continue Reading
  • Graphic novel review: Star Trek: Lower Decks – Second Contact by Ryan North / Derek Charm / Jack Lawrence
    This graphic novel was read at Kalimna, Yeranda Cottages, Main Creek (Dungog) NSW, August 2026 The streaming version of the series may be dead and buried but thank goodness the graphic novels are not. Star Trek: Lower Decks remains alive and comedically well in a series of graphic novels including Continue Reading
  • Peanuts special review: Snoopy Presents: There’s No Place Like Home, Snoopy
    (courtesy IMDb) With no new comic strips since the year 2000 when creator Charles M. Schulz died having already made the decision to retire the beloved and iconic home of Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Linus, Lucy and the gang, it has been up to an array of comic strip collections and Continue Reading
  • New releases August book review: Billie King by Shannon Kelly-White
    This novel was read at Kalimna, Yeranda Cottages, Main Creek (Dungog) NSW, August 2026 Life is so full of quiet, everyday moments that we can forget how momentously explosive it can be, how, that hiding in those self-same nuanced and seemingly unremarkable slivers of time, can sit some of the Continue Reading
  • Once he was an Avenger … but who is he now? VisionQuest drops an intriguing first trailer
    (courtesy First Showing) SNAPSHOTThe Vision (Paul Bettany), rebooted and having escaped those who sought to use him as a weapon, has been in hiding. His quest for new meaning and discreet existence is interrupted when a bounty is placed on his head, forcing Vision to forge real connections and embrace Continue Reading
  • New releases August book review: Porcupines by Fran Fabriczki
    This novel was read at Kalimna, Yeranda Cottages, Main Creek (Dungog) NSW, August 2026 If there’s one thing that is guaranteed to get me diving into a novel faster than you can say “Yes, I’ll buy that book!” (a favourite and enduring phrase of mine) it’s saying that the novel Continue Reading
  • Movie review: One Night Only
    (courtesy IMP Awards) Romcoms are usually fairly straightforward affairs. Two people of any kind of gender mix meet, find themselves attracted to each other, do and say cute things, fall in love, stuff it up a little (or a lot), recover and sail off metaphorically into the sunset, hardly believing Continue Reading
  • New releases August book review: Country People by Daniel Mason
    This novel was partially read at Kalimna, Yeranda Cottages, Main Creek (Dungog) NSW, August 2026 Becoming lost in life is far easier than we might think. Oh, we march from the vivaciously assured certainty of youth, inwardly adamant that we know we are, what we want and how we will Continue Reading
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