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Christopher Nolan and the Problem with the Good Lie

Jack Cameron
August 19, 2020
Analysis, Opinion
Tenet is just around the corner (although the corner keeps getting further away), fuelling cineaste hopes that this year won’t be a total cinematic write-off. And yet, the hype just doesn't seem to be there....
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Top 20 Films of 2017: #3 – Star Wars: The Last Jedi

Matt Whittle
December 29, 2017
Analysis, Features, Top 10
*Spoilers within this article* Star Wars has reinvigorated the event blockbuster. In a time of cinematic universes and sequels scrambling for space on a crowded schedule, audiences are spoilt for choice; no...
Scion

Short of the Week – SCION

James Andrews
February 13, 2017
Features, Independent, Short of the Week
https://vimeo.com/116816457 A hitman thriller with a sci-fi edge, SCION is a precise and slickly produced piece that feels almost like an extended trailer for a longer film. Like a lot of good science...
Crack

Short of the Week – Crack

Phil W. Bayles
February 6, 2017
Features, Independent, Short of the Week
https://vimeo.com/111952478 From the biting political satire of Borat to the biting comedy horror of What We Do in the Shadows, the mockumentary format has endured over the years because of its...

Jayson Jackson Talks Nina Simone and Netflix

Phil W. Bayles
June 26, 2015
Behind The Curtain, Features, Interview
A record producer by trade, Jayson Jackson's first film project is What Happened, Miss Simone?, a frank and intimate exploration of Nina Simone. We sat down with Jackson at the end of Sheffield Doc/Fest to...

By The Book: Watchmen

Phil W. Bayles
April 28, 2015
Analysis, By The Book, Features
Welcome to By The Book, in which we take a look at cinematic adaptations of literary works. This feature is less a review of the merits and shortcomings of the films themselves, rather a study of the films as...

Spoiler Warning! Marvel’s Biggest Problem

Bertie Archer
April 21, 2015
Analysis, Features, Opinion
Avengers, Assemble! Captain America? A-okay. Iron Man? Check. Hawkeye? Here. Thor? Another! Yes, your favourite heroes (Batman is so noughties) are back for another round of comic-book battling, and I'm not...

Short of the Week: Me & You

Ellen Dwyer
March 23, 2015
Features, Independent, Short of the Week
https://vimeo.com/120893601 Me & You uses the not entirely original gimmick of a single vantage point and has a somewhat predictable storyline which sticks firmly within gender stereotypes. But...

Best Films Never Made #24: Robert Zemeckis’ The Toon Platoon

Phil W. Bayles
February 18, 2015
Behind The Curtain, Best Films Never Made, Features
If Robert Zemeckis' Who Framed Roger Rabbit were made today, the sequel would be greenlit and in pre-production before the end of opening weekend. Originally released in 1988, its groundbreaking mix of...
Matt Damon

Second Chance: Elysium

Phil W. Bayles
February 1, 2015
Features, Nostalgia, Second Chance
1 Comment
Elysium was the kind of movie that had a lot going against it from the moment it was announced. South African director Neill Blomkamp's debut, District 9, came out of nowhere and stunned critics and...

Scene Stealers: Tilda Swinton in Snowpiercer

Phil W. Bayles
January 28, 2015
Analysis, Features, Scene Stealers
"Passengers, eternal order flows from the sacred engine. We must occupy our preordained position. I belong to the front, you belong to the tail. Know your place! Keep your place!" Tilda Swinton has earned a...

Maybeland: District 9

Phil W. Bayles
January 21, 2015
Features, Independent, Maybeland
4 Comments
Ever since 1897, when HG Wells first wrote of Martians attacking London in The War of the Worlds, science fiction has dreamed up many an idea of what might happen when we finally make contact with life from...

Alien, Gravity, and Pacific Rim: The Radical Notion That Women Are People

Sophie Wing
March 5, 2014
Analysis, Features, Opinion
63 Comments
PSA: this piece isn't an argument over whether Stone, Mori, or even Ripley do or don't pass this or that feminist reading. Whilst this writer's opinion is that they do, that particular discussion is already...

The One Room With A View Show

Christopher Preston
January 23, 2014
Analysis, Features, One Off
The iTunes store is a dense jungle of content. It has become overgrown with mp3s and mp4s, singles, albums, compilations, movies and TV shows, books and even collections for University study. But machete your...

The Citizen Kane of Awful: The Avengers (1998)

Tom Bond
January 7, 2014
Features, Nostalgia, The Citizen Kane of Awful
3 Comments
For Your Consideration: The Avengers (1998) Cast: Ralph Fiennes, Uma Thurman, Sean Connery, Jim Broadbent Director: Jeremiah S. Chechik Estimated...




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