'Wont go into the reason why I watched it ... but I did. It was certainly a Welsh horror, because it was made in Wales and it was so terrible. One word stands out, 'PREDICTABLE.' In football parlance everything about it was telegraphed, ie when a player telegraphs a pass it means that their opponents - us, the viewer - can see what they intend to do! Know nothing about the director Will Jewell, but there was plenty of derivative 'hard hitting' scenes. Karen Woodham refers to it as "nicely made," whatever that means.
Two of my favourite Welsh comic actors took part - Steve Speirs and William Thomas - good to see them in work.
Paid! At least the actors got paid
Amber Rose Revah has the most beautiful eyes. Best part of the film. Fascinating parental history: her mother is from a Polish-Jewish family, and her father is from a Kenyan-Indian ancestry. Remember her now in The Punisher and she has also played Mary Magdala.Once again, good to see actors in work.
I had looked forward to seeing him in ITV's 'GRACE.' Still a big fan of him, but 'Grace' !!!!! Can't even be bothered to say what was bad about it! Maybe a few words: 'soapy,' wooden, no heart to it ..... No! Enough said! But it does give John S an income . A big fan of Peter James and most of the book series. Disappointing., to say the least.
KEPT THE FAITH FIRST TIME ROUND - 'GOOD, and liked the scenery.' The second time kept no faith after two episodes. Needless to say, not keeping the faith for the final - thank goodness - series.
Dazzling special effects for the kids + well-crafted storytelling = cinematic satisfaction for the whole family. RT
Jonah Bobo – is now 24. Just found out that he’s also the voice of Austin on Nickelodeon’s ‘The Backyardigan’s (2004) – my favourite when our first grandchild – Sol ap – was about 2/3years old.
Kristen Stewart went on to star in the Twilight Saga (2008-12) - didn't know that - as well as Snow White and the Huntsman (2012). Described as Hollywood’s most high-profile LGBT actor.
Kirsten Stewart – turns 31 in a few days
15 when she played Lisa Budwing, the big sis in Zathura.
Alan Tudyk plays it so well – wonder how Jerry Lewis would have played him
Damian Holbrook: Syfy’s delightful, demented Resident Alien just wrapped its freshman season with some bonkers developments and life-changing twists for the folks of Patience, Colorado. Instead of eradicating humanity with his device, the alien inhabiting the body of Dr. Harry Vanderspeigle (the fabulous Alan Tudyk) decided to just head for the exits and fled the planet.
Unbeknownst to him until the final seconds, young Max (Judah Prehn) had stowed away on the ship while Harry’s bestie Asta (the equally awesome Sara Tomko) fought off the government goons trying to catch him. At the same time, another one of the town’s docs fell prey to a misguided alien hunter and Mayor Ben (Levi Fiehler) and his wife (Meredith Garrettson) showed two pesky agents what was up in a Mr. & Mrs. Smith-level smackdown.
The Fugitive Stag 