threefords Reviews

Packed to the Rafters (2008–2013)

WAS a great show!

[24 August 2011]

Wow channel 7, what the hell happened? All of the female lead role actors are jumping ship faster then I have ever seen for a new soap. Last season went for 6 shows (WTF?), and upon its return this Aug 2011, it seems like it has lost its magic. Are the actors 'over it', because it seems like all the spark has gone flat. Rachael has gone, Mel has gone, Carbo's flat mate has gone (now on Winners and Loosers).

I never thought I'd say this, but my hectic time schedule allows for Winners and Loosers these days. I am afraid Packed to the Rafters have had too many false starts.

I loved this show so much too. A shame!

Can of Worms (2011–2013)

Oh man this is bad!

[10 August 2011]

I am tired of watching celebrities with no credibility, sit there and answer questions that they have no authority on! Fancy asking Angry Anderson, an ageing rock star from the 1970's about the 'OK' to smoke pot. Fancy asking a sports star is it OK to over-praise sports stars! I should have been worried when an awkward looking Ian Dickson was the host, but then I also discovered that the show's producer is another well-known nerd, Andrew Denton! The show just comes off as a typical lazy Australian TV show (Matty Johns Show – Puulease!) As for the Twitter comments rolling across the screen, sent in by all the armchair do-gooders and Chardonnay socialists, get a life!

The Exorcist (1973)

The best!

[10/10 · 8 August 2011]

Well after seeing so many cheesy horror films, I'd have to say that this film goes down as one of the most disturbing films of it's genre kind. Linda Blair at 12 years old plays a tough role and pulls it off so convincingly. The best child actor I have seen Very confronting for its time of 1973 and still even today.

A very serious film indeed, not intended for kids. I gave this one a 10/10. This is pretty much as good as horror films get! Be prepared for the Version you have never seen, with extra footage that has been restored to the film.

Great