Advantages: Visceral action, violence and gore in the Verhoeven fashion makes for a joyous flick. Disadvantages: Not as smart as it could have been...
he thinks he is, he's actually Hauser, and he needs to get his arse to Mars. Or is this all a paranoid delusion, part of the secret agent package Quaid requested at Recall, and the realms of reality and fantasy have begun to merge and become helplessly entwined?
To be perfectly honest the above is a bit of a cheat. It makes Total Recall sound like an intellectual behemoth of twists, turns, illusions and mirrors as Quaid journeys to Mars (or not as the case may be) to find himself, but whilst it uses the template of Dick's short-story 'We Can Remember It For The Wholesale' it's nowhere near that smart. Sure, Verhoeven induces some ambiguity from proceedings at certain junctures, playing on those threads of Dick's curious interest in branching realities, but he has essentially ripped out the guts of such a tale and added his own stamp ...
Advantages: Hilarious laugh out loud comedy - when you understand it Disadvantages: This will probably be the only series
?t far from the mark to be honest! For me, he is how Eric Cartman would turn out twenty five years on if he lived and taught in Australia, and ever aged past 8! Mr G is a drama teacher, who through the course of the series, takes over temporarily as Director of Performing arts. He is himself an ?industry standard professional? in dancing, singing, and acting ? make him that rarest of talents, ?a triplethreat?. He has been at Summer Heights High for 9 years, and in alternate years is responsible for the school play, including such classics as Ikea the Musical, and Tsunamarama ? a tribute to the victims of the tsunami set to the music of Bananarama... We hear how his latest inspiration came after the death of a pupil at the school from an Ecstasy overdose, a pupil he never taught I might point out. He goes on to create Mr G: The Musical ...
Advantages: All of Minor Threats songs on one album Disadvantages: Over hyped
This is an essential album for anyone who likes hardcore punk.
The album collects all of Minor Threats songs onto one album, which saves you having to look for and buy all the EPs and 7" around. Although it is the 'complete discography' I'm pretty certain there's an odd track about that was realised years after this albums release.
This is a release on Dischord a label started up because the Teen Idles wanted to put a record out, but figured no record label would want them.
The album was released in the 1990's and was remastered in 2003. It collects recordings from 1981 and 1983.
The band is Ian MacKaye vocals (Teen Idles, Fugazi, Embrace, The Evens, and some other bands).
Lyle Preslar - guitar (Meat Men)
Brian Baker - bass (Bad Religion)
Jeff Nelson drums (Egg Hunt, Teen Idles)
'Filler' opens up the album a screaming fast ...
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