By Star rating: 5/5 Writer: Joe Burden Director: Joe Burden Starring: Ken Ogborn and Paige Kimberley This political, unapologetic film is a strong, thought-provoking and piece. It’s a good moment to reveal to our readers one of my unpopular opinions: brutalist architecture is amazing, and beautiful. The British iteration of the
Kristen Stewart Calls Out Method Acting
How is your day going? Are you in a good mood? Well, I’m going to change all that. I read this article about Kristen Stewart talking about method acting, and it annoyed me, so I’m passing it on. According to Stewart, all of acting is “quite embarrassing and unmasculine”. What’s
Kate Winslet’s GOODBYE JUNE Trailer
Kate Winslet is a household name, from Titanic to Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, she is a very recognisable name. Usually, she’s in front of the camera, but she has now turned her hand to directing. Goodbye June stars Kate Winslet, Helen Mirren, Timothy Spall, Johnny Flynn, James Trevelyan
Netflix & Paramount Trade Big Screen Commitments
Business drama. It’s not just for Wall Street and Working Girl. The Paramount Skydance vs. Netflix tussle for Warner Bros. feels like it is tailor made to have a book written about it. The next salvoes have been fired, with Netflix’s position as the world’s number one streamer, a cause
Pratt Needs MERCY
Well, this looks like something different, in a Minority Report way, at least. Chris Pratt and Rebecca Ferguson in Mercy. Amazon MGM Studios has released the second trailer what is described as a “real-time” sci-fi action thriller. In the near future, a detective (Chris Pratt) stands on trial accused of
