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Category Archives: Rare Posts
Personal Post: Why I’m Not Seeing Tenet when it hits UK Cinemas
It’s never easy being the man who sits at the back of auditorium with their arms firmly crossed and their head shaking when the rest of the room is in general agreement over a course of action. But alas, I … Continue reading
Posted in 2020, 2020 Films, Rare Post, Rare Posts
Tagged Blog, blogging, Christopher Nolan, Cinema, film, films, life, lifestyle, movie, movies, Tenet, Writing
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Review: The Mandalorian Chapter 1 (2020)
The first episode of the highly anticipated series- The Mandalorian had a quiet UK theatrical release a couple weeks ago (via Cineworld Cinemas) So, it seemed like fair game to cover it for the blog. Television pilots are funny creations. … Continue reading
Posted in 2020, Rare Posts, Review, Reviews
Tagged Baby Yoda, blogging, Disney, Disney Plus, Jon Favreau, Mandalorian, Pedro Pascal, Review, science ficition, Star Wars, The Mandalorian, tv
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250th Post: Why I Continue Blogging
Between you and me, the statement of why I continue blogging should be something of a affirmation to a blogging mid life crisis (500 posts and upwards). However, the COVID-19 pandemic has put everything into perspective. Not only are we … Continue reading
Thoughts on a Trailer: Morbius (2020)
As the comic book movie genre has grown, it has taken great leaps with projects that focus on some of the genre’s most dastardly foes. Stripped of their central heroes, these films are interesting experiments. Morbius represents a further division … Continue reading
Posted in 2020, 2020 Films, Rare Posts, Trailer Discussions
Tagged Comic Book Movie, Daniel Espinosa, film, films, Jared Leto, Marvel, MCU, Morbius, movie, movie trailers, movies, Spider-Man
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Editorial: Why I Love Star Wars
Star Wars is a cinematic bedtime story that I’ve enjoyed since the age of seven. My introduction to the series was a 1995 trailer on the Power Rangers: The Movie VHS. The fast flurry of images that highlighted parts of … Continue reading
Posted in Rare Post, Rare Posts, Star Wars
Tagged A New Hope, Blog, blogging, Cinema, Entertainment, film, films, George Lucas, movie, movies, Star Wars, Writing
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Further Consideration: Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood (2019)
It’s an absolute testament to Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood that even after seeing it a second time, I still have more things to say about it. The first viewing provided plenty to discuss but my subsequent viewing was a … Continue reading
Posted in 2019, 2019 Films, Rare Posts
Tagged blogging, Brad Pitt, Charles Manson, counterculture, film, films, hippie, Leonardo DiCaprio, movies, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Quentin Tarantino, The Manson Family
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Personal Post: First Footage from Cameron Cloutier’s Queen of Hearts
At this point, the making of Cameron Cloutier’s Twin Peaks fan film (Queen of Hearts) would rival the sharpest tangents that the third season of the famous show took. From broken promises to persistent attempts to obtain money for little … Continue reading
Brief Consideration: Exodus Movies (1956-2014)
The Ten Commandments (1956) Aside from being an epic and loving adaptation of The Exodus story, Cecil B. DeMille’s The Ten Commandments is also an examination of the pride and follies of man. Yul Brynner’s performance as Rameses carries this … Continue reading
Personal Post: Updates on Cameron Cloutier’s Queen of Hearts
Cameron Cloutier’s long-gestating Twin Peaks fan film (Queen of Hearts) hits its most crucial week. Worse then Bob, Dark Coop or even Dick Tremayne, the picture faces the potential of being cancelled. Having fought through a series of challenges last … Continue reading
Personal Post: Updates on Cameron Cloutier’s Twin Peaks Fan Film
Five months ago, Cameron Cloutier (of Obnoxious and Anonymous fame) dared to venture into the misty forest of internet movie campaigning. The endeavour proved to be a blazing success. Since then, the ardent Peaker and YouTuber have been hard at work … Continue reading