My Music, Movie and Book intake for the last few months, with my patent-pending two-word reviews.
MUSIC
The Cure: Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me – wild swings
Violent Soho: Hungry Ghost – alternative throw-back
Sleepmakeswaves: …And So We Destroyed Everything EP – epic instrumentals
MOVIES
Dallas Buyers Club – heart wrenching
Gymkata – awful awesomeness
Finding The Funk – funky fun
Cloud Atlas – interestingly confused
The Darkest Hour – crappy aliens
The Raid: Redemption – insane action
A Good Day to Die Hard – limp addition
Divergent – faithful adaptation
Now You See Me – ridiculous ride
BOOKS
A Confederacy of Dunces by John Kennedy Toole – biting satire
Two Word Reviews, Spring 2014
Movie and music from the Spring of 2014, with patent-pending two-word reviews:
MOVIES
Captain America: The Winter Solider – headier follow-up
Draft Day – satisfying fantasy
Man of Steel – surprisingly tame
The Heat – more please
Neighbors – premise delivers
White House Down – suspect motivations
For A Good Time Call… – mostly fun
Godzilla – worthy reboot
X-Men: Days of Future Past – series highlight
Edge of Tomorrow – repeatedly entertaining
Pacific Rim – big fun
2 Guns – too stupid
The Purge – moronic premise
Tomorrow, When The War Began – redo dawn
Runner Runner – dumber dumber
The World’s End – fun decline
MUSIC
Jack White: Lazaretto – familiar ground
Fu Manchu: Gigantoid – gigantic success
M83: Oblivion soundtrack – exceeds movie
MOVIES
Captain America: The Winter Solider – headier follow-up
Draft Day – satisfying fantasy
Man of Steel – surprisingly tame
The Heat – more please
Neighbors – premise delivers
White House Down – suspect motivations
For A Good Time Call… – mostly fun
Godzilla – worthy reboot
X-Men: Days of Future Past – series highlight
Edge of Tomorrow – repeatedly entertaining
Pacific Rim – big fun
2 Guns – too stupid
The Purge – moronic premise
Tomorrow, When The War Began – redo dawn
Runner Runner – dumber dumber
The World’s End – fun decline
MUSIC
Jack White: Lazaretto – familiar ground
Fu Manchu: Gigantoid – gigantic success
M83: Oblivion soundtrack – exceeds movie
Reuben Tour of Columbus – Danny’s Deli (Downtown)
My last reuben stop during my downtown Columbus work adventure brought me to Danny’s Deli. Located in the heart of downtown at Front and Broad, Danny’s is the closest I’ve seen a Columbus deli recreate the feel and vibe of a New York City deli, right down to the subterranean location. But how about the sandwich?
Here’s the scorecard:
Corned Beef – massive amount, tender
Sauerkraut – light, but tasty
Swiss Cheese – melted
Thousand Island – none!
Rye Bread – good grilled crunch and chewiness
I’m giving Danny’s Deli a 4 out of 5, but if I were to revisit, this would probably move to 5 out 5. Why? Because there was no Thousand Island dressing on my sandwich, and turns out they don’t put it on unless you ask. An ordering quirk, but doesn’t detract from the overall fantastic sandwich. Best in Columbus? It just might be.
Here’s the scorecard:
Corned Beef – massive amount, tender
Sauerkraut – light, but tasty
Swiss Cheese – melted
Thousand Island – none!
Rye Bread – good grilled crunch and chewiness
I’m giving Danny’s Deli a 4 out of 5, but if I were to revisit, this would probably move to 5 out 5. Why? Because there was no Thousand Island dressing on my sandwich, and turns out they don’t put it on unless you ask. An ordering quirk, but doesn’t detract from the overall fantastic sandwich. Best in Columbus? It just might be.
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