Beach Rats – Eliza Hittman Watch this film if you are a CINEMATOGRAPHER Mood of the film: MELANCHOLIC Originality/Creativity 5/10Â Â Â Â Â Direction 7/10Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Writing 4/10 Cinematography 9/10 Performances 7/10 Structure 5/10 Overall Score 6.5/10 To […]
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From Dusk till Dawn was released in January 1996 and marked the first storyboarding by Robert Kurtzman and the first time Quentin Tarantino was paid for his screenwriting and acted, staring alongside George Clooney. It was also the start of his long-time collaboration with director Robert Rodriguez. If you haven’t heard of this film before,
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Pop Cultures current obsession with the 80’s is at its strongest right now, and it doesn’t look like it’s going to be changing anytime soon. With the recent release of “Ready Player One” from the 80s movie master himself, Steven Spielberg, we are able to enter and immerse ourselves into an extraordinary world of pure
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We Need to talk about Kevin director Lynne Ramsay is back with another dark and intense thriller, this time based on the novella You Were Never Really Here by Jonathan Ames. Joaquin Phoenix stars as Joe, a haunted hitman, on a mission to break up a sex trafficking ring. The title sets up the tone
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After a slew of Oscar nominations, Greta Gerwig’s Lady Bird has a lot to live up to when it releases for UK audiences later this month… and you certainly won’t be disappointed. Saoirse Ronan delivers a fantastically nuanced performance in this coming-of-age film that’ll make you feel nostalgic for being 18, whether you’re 19 or 90. Ronan plays
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Black Mirror’s 4th season has caused the most controversy of any of its predecessors, over the quality of each episode. Lift-Off is joining in.
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As the apparent final film in the highly successful Pitch Perfect franchise, Pitch Perfect 3 is a bittersweet story that embodies the continuous themes of friendship and ambition, whilst giving the acclaimed trilogy the ending it deserves. The highly anticipated third chapter reunites us with its impressive and contagious acapella rendition of songs, ranging from
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Paddington Bear is back for another positively charming romp through a beautifully stylised London! This time around, his adventures introduce him to a carousel of colourful figures, ranging from his array of neighbours to a seemingly unsavoury bunch of prison inmates. Some brilliant cameos from the likes of Sanjeev Bhaskar, Richard Ayoade, and Joanna Lumley
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Victoria and Abdul tells the only recently discovered true story of Queen Victoria’s relationship with a working-class Indian man, Abdul Karim. Uncovered by the discovery of Karim’s journals in 2010, this film brings to light the charming and genuine bond between the two, against a backdrop of humorous household staff and some darker political machinations.
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The debut feature film from award-winning commercial director Garth Davis, Lion tells the moving true story of Saroo Brierley, an Indian street child adopted in Australia, and his search for the family he lost. The Slumdog Millionaire-famous Dev Patel only stars in half of this film, and he has a hard time following outstanding young talent Sunny Pawar.  The
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