
To those people, I’ve not seen in years, all the best for 2023.
I created another video for my Avata review exploring the world of GyroFlow.
Unfortunately, this will be the last Avata video, as the drone has now returned to DJI.
My DJI Avata review has just gone live on Tech Radar.
It’s an amazing peice of equipment that pushes the boundary between FPV and cine drones that’s a blast to fly.
I’ll be posting some more videos created with the DJI avata shortly.
Having covered the Lite+, Autel very kindly sent me the EVO Nano+ for me to cover for Tech Radar.
Things didn’t go to plan, initially.
As I had a drone ending crash, destroying that machine completely.
This drone was very kindly replaced by Autel, and things went better after that.
Here are the two videos associated with the review.
A comparison of these two great drones has just gone live on TechRadar,
I’ve just reviewed this amazing piece of equipment on TechRadar
Here are some direct links to the videos showing what this drone can do.
Autel EVO Lite+ Samples
Got to see this superb movie about two weeks back, and at last I can tell people about it.
My review on Den of Geek is here.
Last week I was lucky enough to get invited to a press screening of Star Trek
You can find out if I thought the phasers were set to stun or kill here
On Den of Geek I’ve been reviewing Merlin for my sins. Here is the complete list of my Merlin Reviews.
My review of The Sarah Connor Chronicles on DVD is on Den of Geek here…
This is a great show, even if the DVD release doesn’t actually build much on that.
I’m going to keep this review as spoiler-free as I can, so I’m not be divulging the plot twist that is supposed to be the highlight of this movie. Partly because in my opinion it’s not worth actually telling people, and everyone should get the chance to shout at the screen Whiskey-Tango-Foxtrot at that juncture.
But to be honest it wasn’t the only time I was forced to voice my incredulity as the events portrayed in this movie, whole sections make about as much sense as Amy Whinehouse does after a complete bender.
If you didn’t catch the promotions for this movie the premise is simple, if not borrowed from at least three other movies I can think of. We’re presented with 23 minutes or time which usually runs to about 10 minutes of screentime, in which the same events are seen from a different perspective. With each ‘vantage point’ we get more information about the characters, their motivations and additional clues to what’s actually going on. Which, unsurprisingly, isn’t what we’re initially drawn to think.
Here are a bunch of things I’ve written on geek recently…
10 Great Geek Moments in Movies
Gotham Knight Bluray review
Sweeney Todd Blu-ray Review
Men in Black Blu-ray Review
I’ve not seen a old movie on Blu-ray before, so I’m glad the first one I did see was this one. Read about it here.
At last some decent movies on Blu-ray. My review of I,Robot can be found here.