Because a film can change your life...

The internet can change your life too, and the right to use the web unimpeded is something many of us living in the Western world at least, have taken for granted, until now.

This website is part of a campaign to raise awareness of the Australian Government's plans to introduce a secret censorship "blacklist" that will attempt to block certain sites from being viewed in Australia, forcing ISPs to implement their dodgy technology to do so. In trials it has been found that this plan blocks legal and necessary websites, including some that offer counselling to gay and lesbian youth.

I urge all Australians who are angry about this to protest this legislation before it is too late. Our politicians might not care about free speech (which we are not lucky enough to have guaranteed as a right in our constitution) but the Australian people do.

Go to www.internetblackout.com.au for more information.

Latest reviews

I Can't Think Straight (2007) blue starblue starblue star half
If coming out narratives starring beautiful women make a film good enough to float your boat then you won't go wrong here, but I needed a bit more of pretty much everything to really get excited about this. Pretty to look at with some worthy moments, but not a great film.

Gray Matters (2006) blue starblue starblue star half
A bit of a snog and a rousing rendition of I Will Survive do not make a great film all on their own. Gray Matters is a film of moments, most of which seem like they don't really belong in the same film. Even an abundance of enthusiasm from Heather Graham can't make this a good movie.

Classic Television
I've been so impressed lately with Alyson Hannigan's performance on How I Met Your Mother, I think maybe it is time to take a deep breath and look back fondly on where she "came from" in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, despite the craptastic ending to the series. Blue starBlue starBlue starBlue star

 

 
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Last updated: 18 January 2010 | Write to me at nancyamazon@gmail.com