Yes, I could indeed do a fairly beige review of A Complete Unknown, which I watched several weeks ago. But hearing about ol’ Timmy’s Method approach to Bobby D on set has prompted me to give some examples of my favourite Method stories from the halls of cinema.
Continue reading “Top 7 Method Acting Anecdotes”Review: Flight Risk
Yes, the movie is called Flight Risk. And yes, funnily enough we’re up in the air for most of the screentime. Sure, there’s an opening scene where we’re on the ground and some ending scenes where we’re on the ground, but be real. Viewers don’t go see this movie for the ground antics. The trailer lets you know that all that action’s taking place in the helicopter, and that’s what goes down (or…up?). In The Other Guys, Mark Wahlberg’s comedic magnum opus, he makes it clear to his superiors that he’s a peacock, and they’ve gotta let him fly. He doesn’t fly, but that’s not the point. A flying peacock is seen at the end of that film, but no matter.
Continue reading “Review: Flight Risk”Various Reviews: Nosferatu, Nickel Boys, The Bodyguard, Driven to Kill, Pitch Perfect, Jurassic World
A pretty odd selection of films here, I’ll admit. But I haven’t given myself enough time to write about each one individually, so…here we go. Mostly discussing the impressive Nosferatu and Nickel Boys.
Continue reading “Various Reviews: Nosferatu, Nickel Boys, The Bodyguard, Driven to Kill, Pitch Perfect, Jurassic World”Review: Golden Globes 2025
I’m slightly late to this one, but reviewing this awards season is an annual tradition, so I’ll post my opinions on the winners, mostly on the ones I’ve seen. But perhaps on the films I haven’t seen too. Who knows?
Continue reading “Review: Golden Globes 2025”Review: We Live In Time
I saw a preview of this at Cineworld a month ago, and my review of the film for Take One Cinema is available to view on the link below.