Comments for El Cuffo http://aidancuffe.com I talk crap Mon, 05 Mar 2012 13:33:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Human Body Exhibition at The Ambassador Theatre by Sinead http://aidancuffe.com/general/human-body-exhibition-at-the-ambassador-theatre/#comment-11 Sinead Mon, 05 Mar 2012 13:33:19 +0000 http://aidancuffe.com/?p=69#comment-11 The exhibition is super-cool but its moral issue is not that they're showing the insides of real human bodies. These people used to be political prisoners and I wouldn't really believe they donated their bodies. No one ever asked them. Someone down in China used the dead prisoners for making millions. This country isn't exactly famous for promoting human rights, is it. But as I said, I went to see the exhibition myself and enjoyed it as well. It changes lives... The exhibition is super-cool but its moral issue is not that they’re showing the insides of real human bodies. These people used to be political prisoners and I wouldn’t really believe they donated their bodies. No one ever asked them. Someone down in China used the dead prisoners for making millions. This country isn’t exactly famous for promoting human rights, is it. But as I said, I went to see the exhibition myself and enjoyed it as well. It changes lives…

]]> Comment on The All Star Wars at The Olympia Theatre by dionsis http://aidancuffe.com/general/the-all-star-wars-at-the-olympia-theatre/#comment-6 dionsis Wed, 15 Feb 2012 11:19:08 +0000 http://aidancuffe.com/?p=90#comment-6 Really? I can't say I saw the homophobic part, more a social commentary on how todays "father" might respond to thinking his son might be gay. I thought it depicted well the kind of household which would be common place where the mother is more accepting and the father will try to make him do more "manly" stuff in denial. The plot was loose, as I said in the first half I wasn't sure where it was going but I enjoyed the second half. It was a good deal more impacting. I do agree some of the musical numbers seemed a little thrown in but I didn't think it was awful, just could have done without one or two of them. Really?

I can’t say I saw the homophobic part, more a social commentary on how todays “father” might respond to thinking his son might be gay. I thought it depicted well the kind of household which would be common place where the mother is more accepting and the father will try to make him do more “manly” stuff in denial.

The plot was loose, as I said in the first half I wasn’t sure where it was going but I enjoyed the second half. It was a good deal more impacting.

I do agree some of the musical numbers seemed a little thrown in but I didn’t think it was awful, just could have done without one or two of them.

]]> Comment on The All Star Wars at The Olympia Theatre by Sean http://aidancuffe.com/general/the-all-star-wars-at-the-olympia-theatre/#comment-5 Sean Wed, 15 Feb 2012 11:11:26 +0000 http://aidancuffe.com/?p=90#comment-5 I saw it last friday night. I genuinely thought it was one of the worst shows I have ever seen. No plot, unoriginal humour with every clichéd joke you could think of, pointless musical numbers, even slightly homophobic. Awful, awful, awful, awful, awful. I saw it last friday night.
I genuinely thought it was one of the worst shows I have ever seen.
No plot, unoriginal humour with every clichéd joke you could think of, pointless musical numbers, even slightly homophobic.
Awful, awful, awful, awful, awful.

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