A version of this article originally appeared on CRPWrites OPENING THOUGHTS: You know when someone says, “I don’t want your whole life story?” There’s a reason. Goalie focuses on the life of NHL goalie Terry Sawchuk, and whilst at times hits interesting elements, it struggles with a dull heaviness due to its decision to literally… Continue reading Goalie
Category: Films
Just Mercy
A version of this article originally appeared on CineChat. Just Mercy, based on the book of the same name, follows Harvard Law graduate Bryan Stephenson, played by Michael B Jordan, on his fight for justice. Moving to Alabama, he starts up a legal firm, specialising in helping those on death row, and providing legal aid… Continue reading Just Mercy
The Gentlemen
A version of this article originally appeared on CRPWrites. OPENING THOUGHTS: The Gentlemen is typically the kind of film I avoid. Men shouting, swearing, and shooting - not for me. Guy Ritchie has never been big on my list, although I’ve seen the two Sherlock Holmes films and his recent Aladdin remake; he’s not for me. So the fact… Continue reading The Gentlemen
Uncut Gems
A version of this article originally appeared on CineChat. Uncut Gems is an aggressive and stressful film that you should make sure to spend time with. Adam Sandler plays Howard Ratner, a classic wheeler and dealer with a dangerous gambling streak. He spends his time making trades, begging and borrowing, and avoiding the heavies who… Continue reading Uncut Gems
Little Women (2019)
A version of this article originally appeared on CineChat. I’ve never been a big fan of costume dramas, so I was very apprehensive, if not outright dismissive of Greta Gerwig’s Little Women adaptation. Left at a loose end this weekend, I found myself sitting in a screening of the new adaptation. And readers? I couldn’t have been… Continue reading Little Women (2019)
A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood Q&A
A version of this article originally appeared on CineChat. In October 2019 Marielle Heller attended London Film Festival to premiere her new film A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood. I was lucky enough to attend the screening and following Q&A with Heller, which you can check out below. (Contains mild spoilers. Comments have been mildly edited… Continue reading A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood Q&A
My Golden Globe Hopes
These are neither the real winners of the 2020 Golden Globes, nor who I think will win, but instead who I would choose to win if I was in charge (as I'm clearly right in all opinions).My winners are in bold. Any shows or films I have not had the chance to see are crossed… Continue reading My Golden Globe Hopes
Most Anticipated for 2020
A version of this article originally appeared on FanFest News. FanFest writers Most Anticipated for 2020. With the end of the year (and the decade) fast approaching, we're looking forward to what 2020 has to offer us, and we've asked our writing staff what they're most excited for in 2020. Michelle Patterson (@vampirekangaroo) - WW84… Continue reading Most Anticipated for 2020
What to watch this Boxing Day on Netflix UK.
A version of this article originally appeared on FanFest News. What to watch this Boxing Day on Netflix UK. So perhaps you’ve eaten more turkey than any human should, drank far too much prosecco, or the only thing left in the celebrations tin are the sad bounty bars that nobody wants. Well don’t worry, whether… Continue reading What to watch this Boxing Day on Netflix UK.
LFF 2019 Review: ‘Blackbird’
A version of this article originally appeared on FanFest News. LFF 2019 Review: Blackbird is an American film that appeared as a Special Presentation at this years festival. Blackbird is an exquisite piece of film making, with every shot, every line, every sideway glance carefully chosen. Susan Sarandon rules the roost as Lily, who has… Continue reading LFF 2019 Review: ‘Blackbird’
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