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Monthly Archives: February 2011
The Films Oscar Ignored
With the 2011 Academy Awards only a few days away, it seems like an appropriate time to look at some of the films which were undeservingly ignored by the Academy. Of course it would be ridiculous to assume the nominations … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion
Tagged academy award, best picture, edgar wright, Martin Scorsese, Never Let Me Go, Oscars, scott pilgrim, Shutter Island, The Deleted Scene
3 Comments
It Is Just A Kids’ Film
How often have you heard “it’s just a kids’ film” as the go-to defence for a lacklustre children’s film? This is not only condescending to kids but is demeaning to film in general. This argument is no justification for the … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion
Tagged brad bird, kids films, pixar, shrek, The Deleted Scene, yogi bear 3d
3 Comments
The Death Of Film Criticism
For the most part, all the film criticism I read is online. Occasionally, over morning coffee, I will sit and read a print review. Recently, after reading a review of Gaspar Noe’s Enter The Void, I became very frustrated with … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion
Tagged death of film criticism, enter the void, film criticism, roger ebert, The Deleted Scene, thumbs up
5 Comments
A Love Letter To Cinema
My biggest fear when I started this film blog six months ago was that I would stop watching film for the fun of it, and start watching it as education; analyzing the work and ignoring the actual reason I fell … Continue reading