Dancing and DVD'S

Haven't really had much to say this week. Maybe the whole "Not really dancers" thing has forced me to keep my head down. The post didn't cause wide spread condemnation but that could be to do with the fact only about 5 people look at my blog with any interest. What has happened is that everyone I've mentioned this to pretty much disagrees with me. I still don't agree but I don't think I'll be able to get a petition put together to make Nike change the advert. Not even my "I've drive a car, does that make me a racing driver" analogy didn't sway anyone.
Oh well on a happier note I did get £40 worth of HMV vouchers from work because I rock, so on Saturday I popped down to His Masters Voice to spend my not very hard earned vouchers. To my utter joy there was a 3 DVD's for £20 offer so I was able to pick up six top quality films without spending a penny of my own cash.
I got Dead mans Shoes a brilliant little British movie from Shane Meadows. It's a revenge thriller type deal set just outside Nottingham. It goes from laugh out loud to brutal murder and then back again. A dark film but probably my favorite ever British film.
Then I picked up The Station Agent. An excellent little American Indie film about Finbar, a man born with Dwarfism. He works in a model railway store with his only friend. When that friend dies he Leave Fin a small, old an disused station in the middle of rural New jersey. This suits Fin fine as he doesn't connect well with people. Before long though all that changes as he meets 2 people that seemingly refuse to let him live in peace. A brilliant film about friendship, it'll leave you feeling very good about every thing. Maybe
The next 2 films I got were Hero and House of Flying Daggers both directed by Yimou Zhang and both beautifully shot martial arts movies. Flying daggers is one of the best looking films I've ever seen and if your a martial arts movie fan then you need to see both of these. Hero first though remember.
I then picked up Napoleon Dynamite which I'm sure most people have heard of this but if you haven't it's worth a watch. It's an offbeat comedy which had me chuckling through out. I really like it but it's one of those films I find difficult to recommend because I know it's not a film for everyone It's odd but well worth a watch in my eyes.
Last but most defiantly not least is the Breakfast Club. Quality John Hughes fare from the eighties. If you haven't seen it do, if you've seen it and don't like it then Pah to you.
That is all I need to say about that.






