Advantages: You get to share a sad moment of my life Disadvantages: Its a bit longer than my usual reviews and sad.
DearDad,
When I was small you were always there for me. We lived in London in an old house, and you went off to work each morning to that big huge building and I waited eagerly for the time for you to come home again. I would watch the clock, even though I couldn't tell the time very well, I knew that the big hand would be at the top and the little hand should be on the 5. I didn't care about other time, that was the only time that mattered to me.
What made you a special dad to me? There wasn't anything in particular that you did. If mum had said no to something, you didnt then say yes. If I asked for a toy and we didn't have the money I knew you would say no. But you were special to me, you always gave me a big hug and lifted me up and off we went to find a game or some toys to play with, and if it was nice we would play out in ...
Advantages: Tasty Disadvantages: Probably not as good as Fanta...
Kids today will probably think of Tango as a poor man's Fanta. I remember a time when it ruled supreme, with adverts of men in orange body suits going round slapping people. It was a wonderful time. But has the orange stuff stood the test of time? Can it compete with the Fanta market?
It sprung up controversy recently when it's advertising slogan was "Tango With Added Tango"...nothing untowards there, but as the slogan put the words on top of one another, if you put the first letters of each of the words together then you'll see the problem...see what I mean?!
Tango is simply an orange fizzy drink filled with sugar and sweeteners. on the black and orange can, it does state that 65% of people preferred Tango to other leading orange fizzy drinks in a blind taste test. Why? Well, it's a strong, sweet orange flavour - much better ...
-screen chemistry, bouncing insults off one another, which keeps the film moving along at a frenetic pace. Some might say the actors look as if they're really having ball. (Oh dear.)
With plenty of over-the-top action sequences, you could hardly blame them, either. Tango & Cash is a mindless macho flick with some impressive stunt work: There's plenty of big explosions, blazing guns and good old-fashioned fist fights, all which are accompanied by a catchy score from Harold Faltermeyer (Beverley Hills Cop).
Of course, the easiest thing the bad guy Perret could've done was shoot Tango and Cash each in the head to make things easier for himself -- but then we wouldn't have had a movie. For the majority of people looking for some substance here, that wouldn't have been any great loss. On the flip side, however, Tango & Cash is enough of an macho action ...