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Tag Archives: Film
My latest ‘mini’ horror movie – Bad Dream?
It’s become something of a tradition for my friend and I to make a Halloween inspired video and I thought I would share this years effort. Bizarrely, whilst all the other young children would and still do watch cute shows, … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Life, Movies and Films, Popular Culture, television, writing
Tagged Bad Dream?, Film, halloween, Home Movie, Horror, V1 Vixen, writing
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15 of the best war films of all time.
It’s only a week now until the release of my most anticipated film of the year, Dunkirk. Despite being pivotal to the entire WW2, the brave and often selfless actions of the British Expeditionary Force and allied French and Belgian … Continue reading
Posted in history, Life, Movies and Films
Tagged Cinema, Dunkirk, Film, Great Escape, Lawrence of Arabia, movies, War Films, War Movies, WW2, Zulu
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Roger Moore – Nobody Does It Better
We all have our own favourite James Bond actor and the films that go with it. There are always a few who like Timothy Dalton or George Lazenby but when it comes down to it, the choice is usually between … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Movies and Films, Popular Culture
Tagged 007, Cinema, Film, James Bond, movies, nostalgia, Sir Roger Moore
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Lion – The Movie Review
I’m not lucky in many ways but one thing I am fortunate in is that I really know what sort of movies I like. What I like is something substantial and thoughtful. The majority of films I see advertised … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Movies and Films, Popular Culture
Tagged Dev Patel, Film, Film Review, India, Life, Lion, Lion The Movie, movies, Saroo
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Star Trek Beyond Review (Mild Spoilers)
The original Star Trek show was lauded for its starting point of putting a positive vision of the future in the otherwise gloomy world of the late 1960’s. Today, the world in some ways is under more threat than ever. … Continue reading
Posted in Movies and Films, Popular Culture, television
Tagged Captain Kirk, Cinema, Dr McCoy, Film, Film Review, movies, Sci-Fi, Spock, Star Trek, Star Trek Beyond, Sulu
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Knebworth House – It was a dark and stormy night…
One of the houses that I enjoy visiting but don’t actually get to very often is Knebworth House. It is an extremely distinctive looking country house in northern Hertfordshire just above London. The house has been in the hands of … Continue reading
Mr Turner, the movie and the man.
I’m always a big fan of the longer movie. I enjoy getting into a story I can get my teeth into and that doesn’t necessarily revolve around car chases and fast cutting shooting and fighting. A small part of me … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Movies and Films
Tagged Art, Constable, Film, history, movies, Mr Turner, Painting, The Fighting Temeraire, The Royal Academy of Art, Timothy Spall, Victorian, William Turner
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The 50th anniversary of the film Zulu & the 135th of the Battle of Rorke’s Drift
When I was a child there were a number films that were always on television whenever there was a national holiday. You could rely on them to appear like clockwork and these included The Great Escape, The Wizard of Oz, … Continue reading
Posted in history, Movies and Films, Popular Culture
Tagged Culture, Film, history, Isandlwana, Life, Michael Caine, Military, movies, Rorke's Drift, Zulu, Zulu War
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Speaking up for Foreign TV and Movies
I’m a big fan of film and television, I don’t mind admitting it. It has to be the best shows though. If it is anything vaguely classed as reality or celebrity than it’s not for me. Really it my television … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Movies and Films, Popular Culture, television
Tagged Braquo, Culture, Film, Foreign TV and film, Inspector Montalbano, Life, movies, Saga Noren, Sherlock, television, The Bridge, The Colour of Paradise
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