Yesterday I was at the Coldplay concert in Vienna City Hall. Great Concert. Wow.

The guys did an amazing show, with almost all of their hits (except “Trouble”) and some of their new songs - a littlebit different to what I expected from them, but a change doesn’t have to be bad.

Impressive was also the show. They played with light and some neat effects (projection in huge bulbs hanging from the ceiling). Coolest thing was a rain of paper leaves with uv-light. Looked like a fairytail rain.

If you have the chance to see Coldplay live - go for it!

Hardly ever I write about my company. Now it’s time again. Pulpmedia has a new website. It was a hard piece of work, but the result is worth beeing seen.

The site uses our own PHP framework and has now way more content, than the old one. It was about time to give it an update, and everybody is satisfied. Like a big family.

Also we have the intention to give it an update more often, promised!

Already some days ago I saw Wanted, the current Angelina Jolie action-flick. It was done by Timur Bekmambetov, who did also the (disappointing because hyped) Nochnoy Dozor.

Anyway the movie was fun, popcorn cinema, not more, not less. Okay to see, but not a must see. I give it 6 out of 10 points.

There are only a few movies I’ve seen twice in theatre. Besides Kill Bill - Volume 1, it was more like a coincidence than on purpose: American Pie, School of Rock, Lord of The Rings - The Return of the King. Weired list, isn’t it?

Anyway since yesterday there’s a new movie in the list: The Dark Knight. And this is not the only thing it has in common with Kill Bill. I was highly expecting both movies. When I saw them, I felt like “Wow that’s so cool”. A movie-experience I wouldn’t want to miss.

The Dark Knight is, in fact, one of the best movies I’ve seen so far. Heath Ledger (as said thousand times before) played as never before (and never again). The Joker is a maniac. Have I said No Country For Old Men has the meanest bad guy? Let me rectify this: The Joker is a villain nobody wants to be in the same city with.

The new Batman movie has more than the usual blockbuster cinema. And more than the usual “good movies”. It combines both. The ultimate fight between good and evil. And everything in between. Everything else but 10 out of 10 from me would be just wrong.

I like Edward Norton. Primal Fear was suprisingly good - especially because of Norton (and I think it was the first schizophrenic movie I saw). American History X, Fight Club, Keeping The Faith, Red Dragon and 25th Hour - it seemed like Norton does everything right. He was defenitely one of my favourite actors.

Then he did Italian Job, followed by Kingdom of Heaven. I was disappointed. In The Illusionist (which was actually pretty good, but never got released in Europe - why?) he played with Jessica Biel (one of my least favourite actresses). Now the Hulk? When I heard this, I thought its over.

On my Scandinavia trip I saw The Incredible Hulk. In the worlds largest THX theatre. And - I liked it. Turns out Norton fits to the silent Bruce Banner. The quick rating I gave a month ago should be changed. I give it 7 out of 10. I think the new Hulk movie is good action cinema - the first one (with Eric Bana) was not.