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Gabrielle Vincent’s children’s books have been brought alive with the same painted tones and styles that first accompanied the series. It is a sweet, quaint and charmingly unusual animation.
Hooley was committed to changing people’s lives to music, constantly believing that there were others like him who – despite the troubles surrounding them – loved Belfast, loved Northern Ireland and loved music.
The fact that a young audience will look at this film away from the often prevailing heteronormative, princess-finds-her-prince angle is the thing that sets Brave apart.
“I think we did every possible fucking joke that you can do in eight years.”
Jones has delivered a fast-paced, interesting action thriller that is a world ahead of Tony Scott’s Denzel Washington-fronted mediocrity that has passed for action in recent years.
Estevez clearly has something profound he wants to say to the world and it’s the clunky and repetitive manner that he chooses to deliver his messages that makes this film just so torturously predictable.
Joe Cornish talks exclusively about the future of Adam and Joe, working with Spielberg and Attack the Block.
In Corbijn’s first film since Control, he delivers a thoughtful, engaging and skilfully crafted thriller.
Let Me In had many positive aspects, and perhaps you should never judge a film in comparison – but, the truth is, I’ve seen a better version of this film already.
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