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The Green Knight: quests, tests and magic

26th September 2021 by Sarah Leave a Comment

This is very spoilery about the ending — does Gawain die a hero’s death or live a long, boring life? — and his tests along the way. The actual ending is directly below, with more explanation further down. (My 4/5 review is here.) It’s deliberately ambiguous at the very end, as Gawain kneels in the… The Green Knight: quests, tests and magic Read More

Filed Under: Film Articles, Re-caps (spoiler warning!) Tagged With: AAA, alicia vikander, dev patel, green knight, king arthur, ralph ineson

“It’s just a flesh wound!” Separating Green Knight fact from fiction with Ralph Ineson

24th June 2021 by Sarah

Ineson plays the not-so-jolly green giant in David Lowery’s upcoming movie The Green Knight, which also stars Dev Patel as Sir Gawain. A24 have now released this short film Legends Never Die: An Oral History of ‘Sir Gawain and The Green Knight,’ narrated by Ineson — a crash course on the 14th century epic poem that… “It’s just a flesh wound!” Separating Green Knight fact from fiction with Ralph Ineson Read More

Filed Under: Film Articles Tagged With: a24, AAA, dev patel, green knight, king arthur, myth, ralph ineson, sir gawain

NEW Green Knight poster and Sir Gawain is on a mission

15th June 2021 by Sarah Leave a Comment

I love it, but is there perhaps a German word for how your brain feels when the word for a colour is written in another colour? Because that’s how I feel right now. Let’s face it, the knights of King Arthur’s round table were starting to look a bit wet, so it’s good to see… NEW Green Knight poster and Sir Gawain is on a mission Read More

Filed Under: Film Articles, Posters Tagged With: AAA, david lowery, dev patel, green knight, sir gawain

The Green Knight: verily thou should check out these images

12th May 2021 by Sarah

“Oh my god! Niiiice,” said my 9 year old when he saw me uploading these images. I agree with him, though I’m taking about Dev Patel, aka Sir Gawain, and he was probably admiring the horse. The Green Night is a twist on the famous Athurian legends, with Sir Gawain up against the Green Knight,… The Green Knight: verily thou should check out these images Read More

Filed Under: Film Articles Tagged With: AAA, david lowery, dev patel, green knight, king arthur, sir gawain, the green knight

Those Oscar Nominations From B-Z

25th January 2017 by Sarah Leave a Comment

I was at the cinema watching Live By Night, and after what seemed like several days emerged blinking into the sunlight, feeling let down and deflated. Then I saw the Oscar nominations and felt let down and deflated. Oscar nomination day means the usual wailing about expected shoo-ins being left out, or under appreciated indies being ignored… Those Oscar Nominations From B-Z Read More

Filed Under: Awards Tagged With: amy adams, andrew garfield, arrival, best actor, best actress, best director, best film, best supporting actor, best supporting actress, captain fantastic, casey affleck, denzel washington, dev patel, elle, emma stone, fences, florence foster jenkins, hacksaw ridge, hell or high water, hidden figures, isabelle huppert, jackie, la la land, lion, loving, manchester by the sea, meryl streep, michael shannon, natalie portman, nicole kidman, Nocturnal animals, octavia spencer, oscar nods, oscar nominations, oscar noms, oscars, ruth negga, Ryan gosling, viggo mortensen, viola davis

Lion 4.5 stars☆☆☆☆☆

21st January 2017 by Sarah 1 Comment

Google Earth was pretty much obsolete now that 99% of the planet was covered by lakes of cinema goers' tears

“Did you REALLY look for my mum?” asks little Saroo, in an orphanage in Calcutta, sitting opposite Mrs Sood, a kind but firm woman charged with finding new homes overseas for unclaimed children. “I looked everywhere”, she replies. And with that, Saroo has to move on to a new family far away in Tasmania, while acknowledging that his mum… Lion Read More

Filed Under: Featured 3, Film Reviews Tagged With: a long way home, adoption, australia, dev patel, divian ladwa, film review, garth davis, india, lion, lion movie, lion review, lost children, movie review, nicole kidman, rooney mara, saroo brierley, sunny pawar, trains, true story

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