I have a nice history with The Breakfast Club, as a teenage boy who hung around other teens (boys and girls), this movie was almost inevitable viewing for us after a night of underage drinking. 840 more words
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Rise of the Planet of the Apes vs. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes - Cinematic Smackdown
Who would have thought that back in 2011 that a mere six years later, we would be facing the prospect of a Planet of the Apes… 2,181 more words
Five films about War.
This week Christopher Nolan’s Dunkirk came sputtering into cinemas with all the empty pomp and circumstance of a victory parade. The film is an immersive hour and forty-seven minutes of impressively shot action and tension underpinned by a hackneyed and didactic score. 1,064 more words
The State of Things: Meet the Participants
Kirsty Asher completed her BA in Drama at University of Bristol in 2015 and has since worked as a performer, deviser and Young Company assistant facilitator with the Bristol Old Vic in their Made in Bristol programme. 2,909 more words
Things Roger Ebert Liked
A while back, I picked up Awake in the Dark: The Best of Roger Ebert. One section, which I had wrote about, included his favorite films to come out each year he was reviewing films. 226 more words
REVIEW -- A Quiet Passion (2016)
After a period of considerable silence on my part, FilmJuice have my review of Terence Davies’ wonderful biopic of the American poet Emily Dickinson entitled… 632 more words
The Dissolve Dissolved!?
This piece was originally published on the 13th of July 2015 by The 405. So, for a few months I wrote a weekly film news round-up column… 1,760 more words
