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Batman Begins and the Birth of Christopher Nolan as Blockbuster Auteur

Patrick Nabarro
June 9, 2020
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It’s no coincidence that Tenet will likely be the film leading the charge back into cinemas this summer. Its director, Christopher Nolan, is a staunch defender of the cinematic experience, and perhaps the...
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Why The Dark Knight is the Gayest DC Film Ever

Cathy Brennan
July 18, 2018
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Upon its release in 2008, it was immediately clear that The Dark Knight was an important film. Arriving in the dying days of the Bush Administration, months before the collapse of Lehman Brothers, it’s...
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How Well Do You Know The Films of Christopher Nolan?

Tom Bond
July 23, 2017
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The most-anticipated film of the year, Dunkirk, landed on our shores last week, and with it returned one of the best directors around, Christopher Nolan. His ambitious, cerebral filmmaking has wowed...
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What Are the Best Blockbusters of All Time? 10-1

Eddie Falvey
July 21, 2017
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Only 10 remain of the 50 greatest blockbusters ever made. Tensions are high, you can feel the hum of excitement in the air as faint gasps cut the silence. Elsewhere, chairs yawn with the sound of bottoms...
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Music of the Movies: Christopher Nolan and Hans Zimmer

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July 20, 2017
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July 21 heralds the return of Christopher Nolan. Although the eye-popping spectacle of Interstellar may still be seared onto your retinas, that film, his space-opera, came out in November 2014. Since then,...
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A Beginner’s Guide to… Christopher Nolan

Carmen Paddock
July 19, 2017
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Few directors are both as respected as auteurs and revered in the blockbuster sphere as Christopher Nolan. The British-American director, writer, and producer burst onto the scene in 1998, when he was merely...
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Is Pokémon Go Killing The Summer Blockbuster?

Tom Bond
July 29, 2016
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Since its release on July 6th in the US, Pokémon Go has taken over the world. It’s caused stampedes in Central Park, inspired baby names, and endangered lives. Depending on your perspective it’s either...
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What’s the Best Batman Film?

Tom Bond
March 23, 2016
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Ladies and gentleman, please take your seats for the warm-up fight, Batman v Batman v Batman (the fact we couldn’t find enough writers for a Superman debate probably tells you who would win the main contest...
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12 Rounds With Bobby Holland Hanton

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June 17, 2014
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12 Rounds is the latest feature from One Room With A View as we celebrate the talent behind the blockbuster action we see on screen. From military advisers to stunt performers, we're going 12 rounds with...
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Top 10 Superhero Films of All Time

Tom Bond
May 31, 2014
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As the superhero franchise machine rumbles on, it seems like an appropriate time to look back at the history of the genre. I’ve explored its past, present and future and now I’m here to put my neck on the...
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Why The Modern Superhero Film Failed

Tom Bond
May 20, 2014
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Last week I wrote an article explaining why the modern superhero film succeeded, and now here I am telling you the exact opposite. A bit hypocritical, right? But as much as the genre has wowed audiences and...
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Why the Modern Superhero Film Succeeded – The Origin Story

Tom Bond
May 16, 2014
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We live in a golden age for the superhero film – a period that will go down in cinematic history for its unprecedented levels of productivity, creativity and popular acclaim. The comic books where these...
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X-Men: Days of Future Past – Review

Tom Bond
May 13, 2014
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Empire. X-Men. 25 covers. 1 issue. It was more worrying than exciting. How on earth would Singer combine two franchises into one coherent film? Answer: very, very well. The cast serve the story, not their...
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O Father, Where Art Thou? – Part 3: The Superhero Film

Chris Davies
May 9, 2014
Analysis, Close-Up, Features
3 Comments
From Ancient Greece to Star Wars, the Bible to Breaking Bad, throughout history the father figure has been a major feature in dramatic storytelling. This is especially evident in film, but in post-9/11...
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Gigli and the Fan Boys: Why Affleck Should Be Given a Chance

David Brake
August 25, 2013
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The internet went to town following Warner Bros.' announcement that two-time Academy Award winner Ben Affleck, aged 41, is to be the new Bruce Wayne in Batman vs. Superman/Man of Steel 2. Social networks were...




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