Extreme Asia: The Rise of Cult Cinema from the Far East
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How shrewd marketing engineered the East Asian cult film boom in the UK. Japanese horror. South...
Channel 4 and British Film Culture: Journal of British Cinema and Television: Volume 11, Issue 4
Paul McDonald and Justin Smith
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This title considers aspects of the legacy that makes Film4 synonymous with a rejuvenated national...
Dean (6926 KP) rated Upgrade (2018) in Movies
May 20, 2019
Dictionary of Media Studies
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Covering television, film, radio and theatre, the Dictionary of Media Studies includes thousands of...
Earogenous Zones: Sound, Sexuality and Cinema
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In the growing scholarly literature on music in film, one category that remains discreetly neglected...
Awix (3310 KP) rated A Clockwork Orange (1971) in Movies
Apr 7, 2019 (Updated Apr 7, 2019)
A massively iconic, much-imitated film, despite being taken out of circulation (in the UK at least) by the director for thirty years. The film's musings on the nature of moral agency are less striking than its baleful, scathing criticism of social attitudes towards crime and punishment, and the extraordinarily vivid opening and still difficult-to-watch opening sequence. A grotesque morality play with many coups de cinema; an extraordinary film by any standard.
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Dean (6926 KP) rated Black and Blue (2019) in Movies
Jan 25, 2021
Overall it was an enjoyable watch, a little slow at the start and middle section. It had quite a low budget feel to it despite some big cast names. Worth a watch but far from the better films with a similar plotline. @21 Bridges (2019) is one example that had more action.
Bob Mann (459 KP) rated Apollo 11 (2019) in Movies
Jul 10, 2019
A brilliant documentary that deserves to be seen at the cinema, and on as big a screen as you can manage to find. It only seems to have a limited UK release (I saw it at our local Picturehouse cinema), but it is really worth going out of your way to catch if you can. A film that properly provides you with a view of our blue oasis of a world from afar: and critically what we might be doing to it.
I also thought it should make humanity feel rather ashamed of itself: if man took those great leaps in the 10 years after JFK's famous speech, what has really been achieved in manned space travel in the 50 years since? On Earth's report card it should say "C- .... could do better".
For the full review, see here - https://bob-the-movie-man.com/2019/07/10/one-manns-movies-film-review-apollo-11-2019/
Sawyer (231 KP) May 21, 2019