Adam is a writer, actor and comedian currently freezing in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. His literary accomplishments include co-writing a play about which the Edmonton Sun said "Mental Tug-of-War Delights", writing a feature screenplay which took best pitch at Raindance Canada's most recent "Live! Ammunition!" event, and writing and collaborating on hundreds of short comedic sketches seen at various stages in the Greater Toronto Area.
As an actor, he has appeared in the television series "Exhibit A" and "Are You Afraid of the Dark", the telefilms "Code Name: Phoenix" and "The Naked City: Justice With a Bullet" as well as the short films "Coffee Shop" and "Rose's October", and enough commercials to earn him a spot in hell's whorehouse.
He is madly and committedly in love with a brilliant, beautiful doctoral candidate, who sleeps with him as a community service, and can't seem to refer to himself in the first person right now.

My passion is ...

every creative thing

I know too much about ...

Shakespeare, Sex ,The Smiths, Latin, Xbox 360, Chocolate

My parents always told me ...

never to trust anyone, but I don't believe them

My childhood ambition ...

Actor, or superhero,...Tyrranosaurus maybe

My favorite memory ...

Getting my first literary meeting

Why I write ...

Why does anyonne fail to write?

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

New York Doll (documentary)

My first job ...

A&W --man I wish I had a cooler answer.

My best moment ...

Realizing I was, at last, truly in love

My inspiration ...

She knows who she is.

Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: The Transformers (2007)

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Not exactly "more than meets the eye", and you'll be thankful for it. If you're hoping for a bizarre twist, or even a surprise within this film, I feel confident that I can dash those hopes for you. If, however, you want to see the best darned big-budget popcorn movie in years if not decades, you must not miss The Transformers.
For those who fondly remember the original toy line and cartoon, the pleasure of perfectly executed nostalgia is almost too much to bear. For those unfamiliar with the original source material (TV-by-way-of-Hasbro-by-way-of-Takara-toys)strap in and prepare yourselve...

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