Lost In London was fascinating from the trailer, since it’s a film that was shot in just one-take. It reminded me of the superb 2015’s Victoria, starring Laia Costa, which did the same thing, although in that case, they filmed it 3 times over 3 nights, and the final one was the best take and […]
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Death and Nightingales is a new three-part drama, based on a novel, but adapted by the same team who brought us The Fall… which I’ve never seen, but they’ve also given us Jamie Dornan who was in that, as well as the laughably-terrible Fifty Shades Of Grey movies. I’ve never seen The Fall, as I […]
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Maze is the prison, in Northern Ireland, where, in 1983, Larry Marley (Tom Vaughan-Lawlor) ends up after ten of his friends have died from hunger strike, including Bobby Sands. Marley’s plan is to break out, and given his previous actions, he’s given one chance at being a cleaner, after volunteering for work duty. We can […]
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The Survivalist stars Martin McCann as a man who’s lived alone in the woods for the past ten years and has become proficiently self-sufficient, growing vegetables like a pro on his personal farm. The economy has gone to hell in a handcart, yet the film was vague in initially defining whether or not we’d reached […]
Posted in Blu-ray, Movies, Reviews Tags: Aaron Goldring, Andrew Simpson, Aran Downey, Awaydays, Barry Ward, Caitlin Deeds, Ciaran Flynn, Corey McKinley, David Gilbery, Dexter Louca Godfrey, Douglas Russell, Hussina Raja, Insulin, Jeremy Martin, Kieri Kennedy, Lalor Roddy, Logan Kerr, Magpie, Marcus O'Kane, Martin McCann, Matthew Henry, Mia Goth, Michael Og Lane, Olivia Williams, Olwen Fouere, Paul Kennedy, Paula McFetridge, Plus (Minus&Plus), Robert Jones, Ryan McParland, Sean Doupe, Sophie Harkness, Stephen Fingleton, Stuart Graham, Tara Lynne O'Neill, The Survivalist, Wayne Marc Godfrey, Zisko Mayanser Zulu No Comments »Clash of the Titans 2010 starts with Mythology 101: We learn that the Titans were powerful but their reigns were ended by their sons, Zeus, Poseidon and Hades. Zeus got Hades to create a strong enough beast to kill off their parents, who then used his own flesh to make The Kraken. Zeus was king […]
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