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Tender… and cruel… real… and surreal… terrifying… and funny – Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom
In an age of CGI and 3D its refreshing to see one of the American cinemas great aesthetics turn to 16mm for his latest project. That the resulting film is of considerable more visual splendour than an… more →
Tender... and cruel... real... and surreal... terrifying... and funny - Wes Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom
wrote 4 days ago: In an age of CGI and 3D its refreshing to see one of the American cinemas great aesthetics turn to 1 … more →
Every Junkie Knows Jujutsu - The Raid
wrote 1 week ago: Yes, we know that the martial art at the heart of Gareth Evans’ The Raid is not jujutsu, but … more →
Frustratingly Conflicted - Dark Shadows
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Jonathan Rosenbaum wrote in his now infamous essay “In Defence Of Spoilers” that to judg … more →
Where Next For Earth's Mightiest Avengers?
wrote 1 month ago: While this article is at heart pure and simple speculation, a couple of plot points from The Avenger … more →
Marvel's The Avengers - The Hope Lies Review
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wrote 1 month ago: There’s an appropriate moment in the current issue of The Avengers comic-book (vol. 4 #25) in which … more →
Lockout (2012) review
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wrote 1 month ago: When the inmates of MS One take over the station, the President sends in Snow (Guy Pearce), an ex-CI … more →
The Cabin in the Woods (2012) review
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wrote 1 month ago: When five friends go to a secluded cabin to get away for the weekend, they soon find themselves figh … more →
Those Pesky Kids - The Cabin In The Woods
wrote 1 month ago: Reviewing The Cabin In The Woods at this point seems a little moot: In short it’s a fantastic … more →
Peter Berg's Battleship And The Board-game As Source Matter
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wrote 1 month ago: Peter Berg’s Battleship has been little more than the butt of a joke since it’s green li … more →
Titanic (1997) Imax 3D review
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wrote 1 month ago: When Jack (Leonardo DiCaprio) and Rose (Kate Winslet) meet upon the ill-fated ocean liner, Titanic, … more →
A Few Thoughts On Jo Nesbø's Headhunters
wrote 1 month ago: We’ve been sitting on reviewing Morten Tyldum’s adaptation of Jo Nesbø’s Headhunte … more →
This Is Not A Film Review
wrote 1 month ago: In July 2009 the Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi was arrested and later convicted of “assembly … more →
Crucified Youth - Corpo Celeste
wrote 2 months ago: Corpo Celeste marks director Alice Rohrwacher’s debut in the realm of narrative. Something of … more →
The Pirates! In An Exercise Of Inadequacy!
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wrote 2 months ago: Before we start, and in the interests of complete disclosure, let’s get one thing out of the w … more →
Last and simple question. Where is the father? - The Kid With A Bike
wrote 2 months ago: Is it a simple coincidence that the Dardenne brothers latest work begins where Francois Truffaut’s T … more →
You Can Crush Us, You Can Bruise Us - Dexter Fletcher's Wild Bill
wrote 2 months ago: As an actor, Dexter Fletcher has a fairly respectable CV. Growing up he worked with David Lynch (on … more →
Pomp and Circumstance - The Hunger Games
wrote 2 months ago: Gary Ross’s adaptation of Suzanne Collins series of young adult novels have reached the big screen w … more →
Pomp and Circumstance - The Hunger Games
wrote 2 months ago: Gary Ross’s adaptation of Suzanne Collins series of young adult novels have reached the big screen w … more →
The Spirit Of Contradiction – La Grande Illusion
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wrote 2 months ago: Arguably Jean Renoir’s most notable, La Grande Illusion is an unusual commodity. Borne previously to … more →
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