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Virpi Kätkä

Review: Nature Calls For a Limited Audience
I first learned of writer/director Todd Rohal when I saw his film The Catechism Cataclysm (or Cat Cat for short) at Sundance two years ago. You will either love or hate this film's guts -- I love it. I described this film as not a movie, but an experience, a bad acid trip gone awesome experience. (Note: I've never done acid but have seen Roger Corman's The Trip and am guessing it's bonkers.) Cat Cat was something I've never seen before -- an original, mind-fuck comedy adventure. His follow-up, Nature Calls with comedian Patton Oswalt, is something else for sure, but falls short of fitting into the wild and weird cinematic world Rohal has created.Randy (Oswalt) has lived and breathed boy scouting since the first...
See full article at Screen Anarchy
  • 11/8/2012
  • Screen Anarchy
Playin with Ice and Fire: A Game of Thoughts: Catelyn, Jon, Tyrion (Chapters 40-42)
Playin with Ice and Fire: A Game of Thoughts: Catelyn, Jon, Tyrion (Chapters 40-42)

She’s new, she’s the re-re-reader. She’s the nubile newbie, she’s the spoilery vet. Together they’re g-mashin’ George R.R. Martin’s A Game of Thrones and getting their Pov on. Today they hit chapters 40-42.

Elena –

Chapter 40 – Catelyn

I have only two words to say about this chapter: wah, wah…..

Kidding!

Sort of.

The thrust of this chapter? Catelyn doesn’t suck as much as her sister. She makes good sense in relation to Lysa (even if she’s still out there with respect to the real world):

“The dwarf has played her like a set of pipes, and she is too deaf to hear the tune.” Lysa’s policies varied with her moods, and her moods changed hourly. “Alive, the Imp has value. Dead, he is only food for crows.
See full article at Boomtron
  • 9/16/2011
  • by Elena Nola and Rachel Parker
  • Boomtron
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