Doctor Who is 60 years old this week. The first episode aired the same day JFK was assassinated. Such a long time ago that surely it’s time for a change? The new series has made Davros different.
DAVROS IS DIFFERENT
Category: Think Media
Media posts for educational purposes.
REBEL/REBEL: Lipstick and Refrigerators.
REBEL REBEL: The significance of lipstick in REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE and possible refrigerators in REBEL MOON.
Difference in Bond Villains
Scars. Metal Teeth. Webbed Fingers. Damaged Eyes. And extra nipples. Bond Villains often have a visible difference.
“BOND” RETROSPECTIVES – THE FULL COLLECTION
A spoiler-filled retrospective of ALL the James Bond movies.
McSpicy Mix-up?
Did the colourful billboard ad for the McSpicy offer some customers more than the Golden Arches had planned?
James Bond movie posters – The Craig Years
A look at some of the most recognisable movie posters from the James Bond films: this time, the films starring Daniel Craig.
Simple Analysis Skills: Movie Trailers
Simple Analysis skills are important for many school subjects. Here is an "entry level" trailer analysis for students of Media (and fans of movies). #GodzillaVsKong
Simple Analysis Skills: Movie Posters
Simple Analysis skills are important for many school subjects. Here is an "entry level" poster analysis of a new movie poster for students of Media (and fans of movies). #GodzillaVsKong
Bring Back the League (of Extraordinary Gentlemen)
Unfavourably received, unfairly remembered, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen deserves better. CRAZY ADVENTURE Following successes like Blade and X-Men and the improvements in CGI special effects, this crazy comic book adventure tried to inject some wild verve and stylish visuals to bring a beloved comic book to life. By the time of its release, on set tensions had poisoned relations between … Continue reading Bring Back the League (of Extraordinary Gentlemen)
James Bond movie posters – The Moore Years
A look at some of the most recognisable movie posters from the James Bond films starring Roger Moore.
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