Flock me, the sheep worked it out! Find out hoovesdunnit and much more, below (my 3.5 star review is here.) The Will reading In George’s Will he requests the attendance of various local people – friends and perhaps foes – to right wrongs and also bear witness to their true natures, George having watched them… Sheep Detectives – did the baaad guy pull the wool over your eyes? Plot recap and ending Read More
Netflix and chill: the film club discusses The Pale Blue Eye 3 stars
We’ve reconvened the film club for Poe, poetry and The Pale Blue Eye. Was it worthy or cornea? Did it hit an (optic) nerve? (As usual, film club watches are super-spoilery.) After yet another Good Bad Film Club hiatus (it takes us eight months scrolling the streamers to decide on a movie) Liz and I… Netflix and chill: the film club discusses The Pale Blue Eye Read More
A slice of colour in the new Knives Out character posters (and final trailer)
*** read my 4-star review (it doesn’t tell you whodunnit because Rian Johnson requested it!) *** One of the mostly eagerly-awaited films at this year’s London Film Festival (LFF) has a new trailer and a batch of character posters. Knives Out is a murder mystery comedy, based around the death of patriarch and crime novelist… A slice of colour in the new Knives Out character posters (and final trailer) Read More
Game Night – 1 Minute Video Review Includes Video 4 stars
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Game Night 4 stars
This is a film about sperm and an egg, and what you can create out of them. In this case a fast paced, laugh-out-loud comedy with a nasty streak that pushes the envelope til the last frame. The sperm are Max’s (Jason Bateman). Their motility isn’t great, because of stress, and when the doctor asks… Game Night Read More