The Most Incompetent Superhero Film Ever Made, Enneagrammed
UUUUUUGGGGHHHHHHH . . . Yo. I finally saw Green Lantern, and, well, it wasn’t very good. It isn’t literally the most incompetent superhero film ever made — I apologize for […]
July 2013
Will the Giant Killer Shrews eat the Enneagram?
Welcome aboard and buckle up. You’re in for a few jokes as I describe why this movie, then a bit of trivia about this movie, followed by a lengthy retelling […]
Stuart Reads A Game of Thrones – Chapter 22
Chapter 22 – Arya So, I’ve been off my game for a while — or should I say off my Game of Thrones for a while, am I right? Yeah? […]
Ian Draws: A Game of Thrones (Chapter 16)
Lannister scum!!!
On Witchers, Actors and Tootsie
Yo. I’m sorry to say this post will contain very little original content; for one reason or another I’ve been struggling to gather enthusiasm for a good post. I’ll get […]
“Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid”: an Enneagram on which to hang your hat
The classic from 1969, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, holds up very well due to, I would say, a rock-solid Enneagram. The late-60s stylings feel, at this point in […]
“I Can Do Bad All By Myself”
We have a very interesting conundrum with I Can Do Bad All By Myself by the great Tyler Perry. I love this movie as drama, as entertainment and as a […]
“In Bruges”: Must we stick to the Enneagram?
I’ve got my eye on Martin McDonagh, the director of In Bruges. He appears to have only two features under his belt and I like them both. Bruges does not stack […]
The “S” is the Key to a Man of Steel Enneagram
Preface. I have only seen this movie once and that was as few days ago, and I do not trust my memory enough to faithfully retell the tale as it […]
Enneagram of “Life of Pi”
I know from reading reviews that many people loved this movie, and some people didn’t like it. Count me among the latter camp. Life of Pi is a visually rich story […]