As promised, GeekZenith is giving you the chance to choose your favourite movie of 2010 and have your voice heard. Below is a shortlist of movies this year (the same shortlist I used to choose GeekZenith’s Top 5 movies of 2010) from you to choose from (if I’ve missed any, then feel free to tell me in the comment section below and I’ll add them right on there).
Loading …Vote and enjoy, motherflippa’s!
Last week, whilst sitting in the cinema watching and enjoying the hell out of a movie (which shall remain nameless at this juncture for fear of giving the game away too early) I thought to myself “this has got to be one of the best films of 2010 so far”. I then found myself distracted for the entire ending of the film whilst my over-active brain began to conjure other contenders for such a coveted crown, whilst also trying to put them into some kind of order.
After some time and considerable thought I selected my top 5. I have to say they’re probably going to be somewhat controversial with some movie buffs, but what can I say? I like what I like. Sometimes I find the film preferences of others perplexing, confusing and in the case of my sister I often feel nauseous at her fondness for the mundane and unbearably shite.
I know the year isn’t over yet and there could be more truly fantastical movies that could come in the latter half of the year that have the potential be included on this list, but some would argue that ever since Jaws Hollywood is primarily set up for the summer blockbuster and everything else is secondary. Judging by the list of movies set to be released for the rest this year, I’m compelled to agree. From this list, I can only identify four future movies which hold some interest to me and I may venture back to the cinema to watch: Machete, The Social Network, Red and True Grit
I briefly touched upon field scopes (otherwise known as ‘access modifiers’) in my first OOP in PHP tutorial and this piece will expand on this small – yet entirely nifty – OOP functionality in an effort to explain what precisely field scopes are and what they do.
…or rather Batman: Arkham City. The second instalment of the fantastical Batman game from the boys at Rocksteady Studios has been given the official title of Batman: Arkham City (as announced on the DC blog) and promises to build on the sheer awesomeness of the first game.
I know what you’re thinking. How’s that even possible? How can this game possibly be more awesome that Batman: Arkham Asylum?
Inheritance
The second part in my series of OOP in PHP tutorials will focus on OOP Inheritance. In this tutorial I will explain what OOP Inheritance is, how to use it and what benefits it can provide using a real-world and entirely understand example to illustrate my words.
Before we continue, this tutorial is written with the assumption that you have a basic knowledge of PHP and have read my previous tutorial – Basic OOP in PHP Part One.
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