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Review: “The Queen And I” A Dull Affair
he Queen (Samantha Bond) and family are kicked out from the Palace to live in a run-down cul-de-sac, and as you would expect, find it hard to adapt...
Posted On 11 Oct 2019
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Review: “Extreme Measures” – An Efficient Potpourri Of Twists, Red Herrings & Everyman Peril
Hugh Grant was trying to find his feet in Hollywood when Extreme Measures was released around the time of his infamous arrest on Sunset Boulevard by the vice squad...
Posted On 04 Oct 2019
Review: “To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before” Injects Plenty Of Imagination Into Rom-Com Cliche
Lara Jean is a High School Junior when her life is turned upside down after her younger sister, Kitty, exposes her soul-baring love letters to the outside world...
Posted On 23 Sep 2019
“Once Upon A Time In Hollywood”: Quentin Tarantino Wrestles Back Control From The Sequels, Reboots & Superheroes
Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon A Time In Hollywood prompts Simon Evans and Luke Ostler into a polemic on the state of mainstream cinema...
Posted On 20 Sep 2019
Review: “The Scarlett Empress” Benefits From Dietrich’s Star Power While Others Flounder
Due to the wooden acting there is little narrative urgency which leads to an indifference and disinterest...
Posted On 14 Sep 2019
Review: “The Devil Is A Woman” – An Admirable Closing Salvo For The Dietrich/Von Sternberg Oeuvre
Told in flashback it paints Dietrich as the ultimate temptress as her charms both obvious and otherwise have men committing cardinal sins...
Posted On 14 Sep 2019
Review: “Inseminoid” No Immaculate Conception
Mark Fraser revisits a film in which gender issues are sacrificed for science fiction’s greater good...
Posted On 07 Sep 2019
Review: “Shampoo” Rinsed Of Late ’60s Zeitgeist
A seminal New Hollywood movie with a specific historical backdrop somehow manages to transcend the year in which it takes place...
Posted On 07 Sep 2019
