A Temperament for Trouble and a Nose for Fine Whiskey
‘The Angels’ Share,’ a Comedy by Ken Loach NYT Critics' Pick
It must be a slow movie week. The Times rates it a bit higher than I would, although I enjoyed it. It's an OK movie, probably better if you like Scotland and Scotch. It's got some Glaswegian in it, which I find harder to understand than Embra, probably because I've spent more time in Edinburgh than Glasgow.The one good time in Glasgow was to hear Joan Sutherland sing. The one bad time involved knives, a roundabout, a couple of punks booted out of a lorrie (for reasons that became quickly obvious) and a local, who was much more experienced with crazy punks brandishing knives than I was. I've heard that Glasgow has changed.
Horror at Every Turn of a Dark Cyberjungle -- Two Word: Alexander Skarsgard
‘Disconnect,’ Directed by Henry-Alex Rubin NYT Critics' Pick
Skateboard Rebels Behind the Iron Curtain
Marten Persiel’s ‘This Ain’t California’ NYT Critics' Pick
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