A big turnout for Hugo ( Associate Director) and his fellow film makers at the Genesis Cinema complex in Mile End, London for film debut of Watercolours.
Just a small niggle, the first scenes were poorly focused, felt there was too much swinging camera movement (maybe deliberate) but. the cinematography radically improved as the film …More»
The Final Reckoning
Supposedly the last hurrah in the franchise and some spectacular stunts in the submarine and in the air but these sections are too long and the only significant spell cast, is the characters back catalogue, their dialogue and non verbal gestures that make the film an enjoyable watch.
As we all know the …More»
A fun caper from the DC Comic books.
Dwayne Johnson as the Rock really made the film watchable with Pierce Brosnan as Dr Fate, a pale mirror image of Dr Strange from rivals Marvel (Benedict Cumberbatch) but his stoicism anchored the drama and increasingly became the essential supporting role.
The plot is plainly ludicrous but with some rare undeveloped …More»
The remake was remarkably entertaining despite knowing the outcome.
The python Kaa, of ‘Trust in Me’ fame and the orang-utan, King Louie with a threatening Christopher Walken voice over stole the show.
Disney left for the most part the musical interludes alone or they were sung with Rex Harrison lethargy which was probably just as …More»
