Two Smokin’ Guns Podcast 12th January 2020
Scotty and Ruttsy discussed some fun facts and quirky news stories, undertook a right brain creativity workshop, played some songs and had a few laughs. Enjoy…
Read moreSECA PANEL PODCAST # 11 ROUND 9 2019/2020
A bit of controversy, some funky results, representative carnival and some brilliant individual efforts were all on the agenda for the SECA Panel this week. Le Page Park’s Pete Mentiplay guiding his team to a great win over East Sandringham. Photo courtesy Tim O’Meara
Read moreWhat’s on ‘Built For Speed’ Friday 10th January 2020.
This week on ‘Built For Speed’ we take a look the much lauded French film ‘Portrait of a Lady on Fire’. We’ll also let you know about the latest IMAX offering ‘Great Bear Rainforest’. There’s also plenty of fine music with new Aussie tunes, indie and classic rock favourites and a selection of magnificent tracks celebrating their 40th anniversary. Don’t
Read moreFilm review: ‘LITTLE WOMEN’, by Nick Gardener from ‘Built For Speed’
Little Women, directed by Greta Gerwig, is the seventh cinema adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s bestselling semi-autobiographical 1868 novel; the first film version having appeared in 1917. Gerwig’s adaptation, like Gillian Armstrong’s 1994 version, intelligently combines historical fiction, romance, comedy, tragedy and feminism for a very pleasing, if at times slow-moving film. Little Women tells the story of the March
Read moreTwo Smokin’ Guns Podcast – 5th January 2020
Two Smokin’ Guns are back with their first show for 2020. Normal chaos resumes! Scotty and Ruttsy reflected on their favourite lists for 2019, replayed some of the things we were doing in 2010 that we aren’t doing a decade later, discussed some things that caught our eye and played some songs. In totally random order! Our thoughts and prayers
Read moreNick from ‘Built For Speed’s’ Best and Worst movies of 2019
Best Films of 2019 1. Sorry We Missed You As he did with I, Daniel Blake, British director Ken Loach delivers an excruciatingly honest and effortlessly powerful look at the state of working-class Britain. Here he shows the plight of a struggling family where the father works as a contracted parcel driver forced to adhere to an impossible schedule while
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