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Monthly Archives: January, 2017

  • Review – Passengers (2016) January 28, 2017
  • Academy Award Nominations Announced January 25, 2017
  • Review – La La Land (2016) January 21, 2017
  • Review – The Edge of Seventeen (2016) January 13, 2017
  • Review – The Lobster (2015) January 5, 2017

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  • Solo: A Star Wars Story? Probably should have just stuck with ‘Untitled Han Solo Spin Off’ 3 days ago
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Burt Lancaster in The Swimmer (1968). A really interesting premise for a film, but unfortunately it’s an uncomfortable watch in 2017, particularly in light of #metoo, as this older man leches his way through the women in the neighbourhood. Listen to Me Marlon (Stevan Riley, 2015) is a fascinating documentary about one of Hollywood's most intriguing icons. .@mothermovie - You'll love it or you'll hate it but you definitely won't be indifferent. Review up at doctorofmovies.com Locke (2013) - You'd struggle to find a less cinematic sounding premise but boy does it work. #52filmsbywomen No.35 - Strange Days (Kathryn Bigelow, 1995). Interesting if flawed film. Particularly interesting to watch having just finished #ojmadeinamerica Caught up with @johnwickmovie. The action is great, but I really love the rich world they've created #52filmsbywomen No.34 - Deep Impact (Mimi Leder, 1998). I know you're supposed to be an Armageddon person or a Deep Impact person but I can't pick a side. Deep Impact definitely the bolder film though. #52filmsbywomen No.33 - Orlando (Sally Potter, 1992). Theory in action. Potter's film defies the male gaze through its bending of gender. Had another go around with #Lemonade. This time on the big screen with students. Second time around still a powerful film experience. #52filmsbywomen #beyonce

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