Asa Butcher

A 30ish Englishman who resides in Helsinki with his Finnish wife and two young daughters. Hates tea, banana and panpipes, enjoys a guilty obsession with DVDs and his sense of humour has caused him many problems.


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	70 years of Disney's Pinocchio by Asa Butcher
	Number 5000 by Asa Butcher Once again, here we are at another Ovi milestone, although the celebration is four months late! I don't why the posting of article number 5,000 passed me by but these mistakes happen and I offer my grovelling apologies to anybody that has b
	The 2010 Academy Awards Nominations by Asa Butcher

	2009: One of the worst for air travel by Asa Butcher When I read on the BBC website that airlines had suffered their 'worst year' in 2009, my mind immediately thought of all the disasters and strikes the industry had faced, but upon further reading this wasn't the point they had been
	Forget Disney's hyphenless Pooh by Asa Butcher There is only one way I want to start this review celebrating Winnie-the-Pooh and that is to accuse Disney of ripping the soul out of this lovable octogenarian teddy bear and profiteering from his famous gang of frie
	Gimme 5! by Asa Butcher Here we are again celebrating the passing of yet another year in the life of Ovi Magazine; five to be exact. As always, there is only one question
	Pandora's Box Office Hit by Asa Butcher Earlier today I visited an alien planet. I was fully immersed in the vibrant colours and spectacle of its flora and overwhelmed by the peculiarity
	Ovi's Event/Person of the Year: Preview by Asa Butcher Settle down, settle down, I know it has been a while since my name last appeared on Ovi's front page, but the prodigal son has now returned so enjoy it while it lasts! Last night I was laying in bed aching all over from some variant strain
	On the Waterfront: Definitely a contender by Asa Butcher Elia Kazan and Marlon Brando were two Hollywood personalities that could instantly polarise opinion, but whatever your personal stance towards either you cannot help but admire some of the films that they both left behind as their legacy.
	Talk like a Pirate Day: The Princess Bride by Asa Butcher Today, me hearties, is International Talk like a Pirate Day and for the fourth consecutive year Ovi magazine has joined the celebrations by hoisting the Skull and Crossbones up its flagpole and writing a pirate-themed article. This year I am ho
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