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Known to many as Wet Dark and Wild (aka Kate), I've blogged about Jake Gyllenhaal and his movies for years. As a result, I've discovered I'm opinionated about other films too. MB began at the end of 2009.
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Monthly Archives: August 2010
Scott Pilgrim – game over
My fears about Scott Pilgrim vs The World have been building – if I didn’t like it what would this say about me? The internet, at least the movie blogging section of it, has been raving about this Edgar Wright … Continue reading
Salt – She’s worth it
A couple of years ago, Tom Cruise was associated with the leading role of Salt, a dramatic thriller set in the shifting world of spies. Cruise pulled out and Angelina Jolie stepped in. As a result, everything shifted. There has … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Reviews
Tagged Action heroes, Angelina Jolie, Harriso F
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Piranha 3D – when the sea turns blue and red
When asked recently if I were interested in doing a First Aid course, I replied that I’d be more than happy to do as many courses as they liked but they mustn’t expect me to get anywhere near anyone who’s … Continue reading
Romantic Comedy – a delicate recipe
A few days ago (rather incoveniently while I was on holiday on the top of a remote cliff), the trailer for Love and Other Drugs arrived amidst high anticpation and even Oscar buzz. Admittedly and undeniably, I have a certain … Continue reading
Knight and Day – Right or Wrong – give it a go!
Never one to be deterred by a bunch of critics telling me I shouldn’t go and see a movie, I went to see a movie today that has just opened in the UK and is not faring well amongst the … Continue reading
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Tagged Cameron Diaz, Knight and Day, Peter Sarsgaard, Tom Cruise
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Emma Thompson and Nanny McPhee – a review and an appreciation
Today, Emma Thompson received her star on Hollywood’s walk of fame, and in fine company too. Maggie Gyllenhaal and Hugh Laurie were there to watch her leave her mark, such a long way away from Cambridge and the Footlights where … Continue reading
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Tagged Emma Thompson, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang
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Gainsbourg – Your senses will thank you for it
Shortly after the opening credits of Gainsbourg, as soon as the figures in posters peel themselves off walls and inflate themselves to monstrous sizes and set off to accompany the hero through his life, you realise that this is no … Continue reading