Wilding Golf claim their new performance center in Thong Lor (4/F, JDI Bdg, Thong Lor Soi 18. 02-714-9777) is the largest indoor golf training center in the world. At 2,200 sq meters it offers 8 swing bays, two 3D swing simulators, a short game area, equipment performance and fitting lab, golf shops, two putting studios and a golf fitness center spread out over the four floors.

Combining the two hottest dining trends—rooftops and tapas-style food—Centara Sofitel rolls out Blue Sky (24/F, Centara Sofitel, 1695 Phaholyothin Road. 02-541-1234. Open daily 6pm-2am), overlooking the adjacent Chatuchak Park. The menu will feature small plates from Europe, Asia and the Middle East.

Checking the time during those endless, boring meetings just got a little more fun. These creations from O.D.M.’s Jean-Charles de Castelbajac collection are inspired by Lego building blocks and come in four different colors. Available for B4,750 at leading department stores.

It’s not true that malls all have the same shops. With CentralWorld in limbo, we were left without access to TOPSHOP/TOPMAN (1-2/F, CentralWorld, Ratchadamri Rd., 02-613-1660). That’s been fixed with the sprawling shopping complex’s Sep 28 reopening, just in time for the UK brand’s Autumn/Winter collections. In TOPMAN’s case, that would be stark, military looks that vaguely echo the circumstances behind the shop’s closure. Talk about making a fashion statement.

“Why wait so long for a sequel? It’s not like the writers spent nine years polishing the script to perfection. (Instead, they filled it with punchlines about butt-sniffing.)” David Cornelius, Popcornworld

“The kitties and puppies are cute to look at, no doubt, but your average cat on YouTube is far more charming than anything in this kitty litter.” Adam Graham, Detroit News

“A dog’s breakfast.” Simon Weaving, Screenwize

“We should be getting Hollywood level special effects, not rejects from Build-A-Bear.” Willie Waffle, WaffleMovies.com

“Better than the original Cats & Dogs. But so is a rabies shot.” Glenn Whipp, Los Angeles Times

“Kids will need to be positively subnormal to enjoy a film this dreadful.” David Edwards, Daily Mirror

“Less a movie than a Zac Efron photo album, and why did they give the entire plot away in the trailer?” Jackie K. Cooper, jackiekcooper.com

“Where’s a vampire when you need one?” Tom Long, Detroit News

“It’s like a friend you’re not that fond of sobbing sloppily on your shoulder.” Katey Rich, CinemaBlend.com

“If Zac Efron hadn’t signed on, this sappy spiritual fantasy would certainly have skipped the cineplex altogether—in favor of eternal rotation on cable.” Elizabeth Weitzman, New York Daily News

“Steers and his screenwriters aren’t aiming for logic; they’re leading up to the next opportunity for Efron to remove his shirt.” James Berardinelli, ReelViews

“Some bad movies should carry a leper’s bell to warn off ticket buyers. Such a contagion is Charlie St. Cloud, a load of mawkish swill starring Zac Efron.” Peter Travers, Rolling Stone