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Yesterday film review and my extra experience!
I am a huge fan of The Beatles so would definitely be seeing this film even if I hadn’t been an extra. I was worried at first that Jack would be trying to pass off the music as his own without any moral dilemmas but throughout the film, Jack is constantly unsure if he is doing the right thing and fears being caught out. He only does it to show the world the incredible music they have all forgotten. He just wants the world to know the power of the Beatles. Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Director, Extra Experience, Film
Tagged Danny Boyle, Ed Sheeran, Extra, film, Gorleston Beach, Himesh Patel, Jack Malik, Lily James, movie, Richard Curtis, The Beatles, Yesterday
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What I have been watching this January // 2019
Hello readers, Another post for me in the same month is rare I know but as I am still on university holidays, I thought I would write about what I’ve been watching this year. I have had quite a lot … Continue reading
Posted in Actor/Actress, Analysis, Awards, Film, Television
Tagged A Series of Unfortunate Events, Amazon Prime, Attack the Block, cinema, Comedians of the world, film, Finding Your Feet, Friends From College, Les Misérables 2018/9, Lost in Space 2018, Mary Poppins Returns, Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol, movie, Netflix, Overboard, Roma, Sex Education, Television, The Good Place, TV
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Paddington 2, Breathe and Murder on the Orient Express
Hello readers, I know I haven’t posted in 2 weeks but I have been temporarily preoccupied with university tests and coursework. I am back today though. This week I thought I would post about films I only saw in the … Continue reading
Posted in Actor/Actress, Analysis, Director, Film, General, Weekly Recommendation
Tagged 1920s, 1950s, 5 out of 5, Agatha Christie, Andrew Garfield, Ben Miller, Ben Whishaw, Breathe, Brendan Gleeson, Britain, British, cinema, Claire Foy, Daisy Ridley, december, Derek Jacobi, Diana Cavendish, England, film, films, Hercule Poirot, Hugh Bonneville, Hugh Grant, Imelda Staunton, Jessica Hynes, Jim Broadbent, Joanne Lumley, Johnny Depp, Jonathan Cavendish, Josh Gad, Jr., Judi Dench, Julie Walters, Jurassic Park, Kenneth Branagh, Kenya, Leslie Odom, London, Lucy Boynton, Madeline Harris, Marwan Kenzari, Michael Bond, Michael Gambon, Michelle Pfeiffer, movie, movies, murder mystery, Murder on the Orient Express, Olivia Colman, Paddington, Paddington 2, Paddington Bear, Penelope Cruz, Peter Capaldi, polio, Robin Cavendish, Sally Hawkins, Samuel Joslin, Sergei Polunin, The Florida Project, Tom Bateman, Tom Davis, Tom Hollander, train, true story, weekly recommendations, Willem Dafoe
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My Weekly Recommendations 19th November
Hello readers, I know I missed last week but I thought I would catch up with my thoughts on films I have seen this week. Cinema: Borg vs McEnroe (2017) This film about the Men’s Wimbledon Final in 1980 was … Continue reading
Posted in Actor/Actress, Analysis, Director, Film, Girls, Weekly Recommendation
Tagged 10 things i hate about you, 90s films, american teen film, borg vs mcenroe, cinema, dardenne brothers, deux jours une nuit, film, heath ledger, julia stiles, marion cotillard, movie, realist, rom com, shakespeare, shia labeouf, stellan skarsgard, sverrir gudnason, tennis, wimbledon 1980
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