 While this 2001 film directed by Robert Altman (in excellent form here) is ostensibly a murder mystery, it also manages to tackle a variety of other intriguing themes on parallel levels.
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 Uncut called this the “best British comedy since The Full Monty”. Well Uncut, you’re a music magazine so maybe you should just stick to the music. The Full Monty wasn’t that funny, anyway. (Of course, that whole argument is completely hypocritical.)
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 Snuff Box comes from the minds of Rich Fulcher and Matt Berry, probably most known in Australia as regulars in The Mighty Boosh (as Bob Fossil and Dixon Bainbridge respectively).
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 I have to precede this review by asking: where has this show been all my life? I’ve never been a fan of Adult Swim, the entire channel’s shtick going well over my head most of the time and their brand of humour has never been in line with what I like (namely wry British comedies).
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 If you’re 24 or older you’ll probably remember the television show, Family Ties, which aired for 180 episodes from 1982 to 1989. Starring Michael J. Fox in the role that made him a household name, this is a serious nostalgia trip and a fantastic time capsule for Fox fans.
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 Having come into the second season of Weeds without watching the first
– a friend told me the first season wasn’t all that great – I was
expecting to have the somewhat difficult task of having to dissect the
background histories and stories of the characters.
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