Elmo and Ricky Gervais, a classic combination on youtube. Also, If you are a Gervais fan, check out GhostTown, some great, cringing moments in it, not as bad as Alan Partridge but pretty close.

I finally saw The Dark Knight, at the IMAX no less, and all things considered, I have to say I was a tad disappointed with the film. Maybe I was expecting too much from all the hype, when it shone, it really shone, thanks to Christian Bale and Heath Ledger, but boy did it suck like a lemon in some parts. I wanted this movie to live up to the dark nature it should have been, but at too many places the ‘Hollywoodness’ dripped though.

It could have been 30 minutes shorter and cut out a lot of the Harvey Dent story, boy that bloke can’t act, and as for the female attorney, she was more annoying than Cathrine Tate in Dr Who. Oh yes, the ‘Mummy’ make up for the burns made me laugh so much every time it appeared, whoever thought that up should have been blown up as well.

All told an entertaining film but one that did not do the real actors any justice.

I was trying to think of all the films that I have seen that have had a connection with photography. I came up with these, I am sure there must be more, so if you know of any, let me know.

One Hour Photo
Blow up
Memento
Sky Captain & World of Tomorrow
City of God
Rear Window