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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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Category Archives: Film
Oblivion
My requirements for a satisfying science fiction movie are simple – spaceships, aliens, big space/landscapes, flashing lights and a bit of tech. Oblivion has all of these, it also contains many of the elements that I have loved from a … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Reviews
Tagged Andrea Riseborough, Joseph Kosinski, Morgan Freeman, Oblivion, Olga Kurylenko, Tom Cruise
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Lincoln
There is little doubt that the proposal and vote for the 13th Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America was one of the defining moments of 19th-century history, if not all modern history. The amendment had the … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Reviews
Tagged Daniel Day Lewis, Lincoln, Sally Field, Stephen Spielberg, Tommy Lee Jones
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The Impossible
Having grown up on the Disaster Movies of the 70s and 80s, there is one thing I am very sure of about The Impossible. This is no disaster movie. Instead, we are given just a small glimpse into the unimaginable … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Reviews
Tagged ewan McGregor, Naomi Watts, The Impossible, Tom Holland
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Quartet
Maybe it’s just a sign that I’m getting older, but I do draw comfort from movies that don’t rely on superheroes and action heroes to grab my unreliable attention span. While I appreciate Batman as much as the next moviegoer, … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Reviews
Tagged Andrew Sachs, Billy Connolly, Maggie Smith, Michael Gambon, Pauline Collins, Quartet, Ronald Harwood, Sheridan Smith, Tom Courtenay, Trevor Peacock
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Life of Pi
Ang Lee has a poetic soul, with the ability to paint all areas of human experience with a colour that highlights all that is meaningful. I know this is true because The Hulk is the exception that proves it. Brokeback … Continue reading
Seven Psychopaths
Marty is a screenwriter with writer’s block. He wants to write a script called Seven Psychopaths but he wants it not to be violent but life affirming. No final shoot outs, no last man standing, just reasoned discussion around a … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Reviews
Tagged Abbie Cornish, Christopher Walken, Colin Farrell, Martin McDonagh, Sam Rockwell, Seven Psychopaths, Tom Waites, Woody Harrelson
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End of Watch
Today I was lucky enough to see End of Watch a good five weeks ahead of its UK release on 23 November – thanks to the London Film Festival. Not only that, it also gave me the opportunity to catch … Continue reading
Super Looper
I was nervous walking in to see Looper at the weekend, and not only because the cinema was surrounded by rugby fans. Science fiction is my favourite genre at the movies and the last time my hopes were built up … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Reviews
Tagged Bruce Willis, Emily Blunt, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Looper, Pierce Gagnon
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