Today on BulletPoints
I’m going to outline the rules I try to follow when picking news blurbs for our
podcast. Please note that I’m not the only one who suggests stories for the
podcast, as Nicole does as well. Likewise, any member of the team is welcome to
suggest stories if they like. Longer members obviously have more say than newer
members on what can stay in the podcast and what can’t. And more priority is
given to topics related to topics discussed in the podcast already (such as
holiday-related podcasts or big events like Avengers
or the death of Monty Oum). That being said, let’s get started.
Showing posts with label science. Show all posts
Showing posts with label science. Show all posts
May 20, 2015
Feb 16, 2015
Reloading: Project Almanac (Spoilers)
By the time this review is released, I’m willing to bet the
film has been removed from most theaters in an effort to make as much room for
the 50 Shades of Grey craze that is
all but inevitable. That being said, I wouldn’t do a delayed-review of Project Almanac if I didn’t think it
worth discussion. It’s not a spectacular film and it won’t do anything to rock
your world. But it was actually entertaining and is one of the few “found
footage” films that I can say does a good job with the concept without becoming
a nauseating mess. So, yeah. Rather than talk about 50 Shades, let’s talk about Project
Almanac.
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