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Tag: film

Superwomen Assemble!

So apparently the CEO of Marvel, Ike Perlmutter, doesn’t believe it’s possible or profitable to make superhero films centred on … More

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Film Feature: Hollywood’s Pixel Revolution

The relationship between CGI (Computer Generated Imagery) and films has been a strained one, for both parties. CGI is condemned … More

CGI, features, film, film feature, glasgow university, hollywood, Megan Morrison, qmunicate, University of Glasgow

Bethany says… Snowpiercer: The Little Engine That Almost Couldn’t

Snowpiercer – acclaimed Korean director Bong Joon-ho’s first English-language film – is a masterpiece of tense, horrific weird that almost … More

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Big Fish: How to Become a Movie Tycoon in China

Lovely smile, chubby figure and a net worth of 8.6 billion dollars: these are the main features (as listed in … More

AMC Entertainment, Anna Viceconti, china, features, film, film industry, hollywood, movies, Qingdao, qmunicate, Wang Jianlin

The American Way

We’re all guilty of using “Americanisms”. My friend from Aberdeen is the spokeswoman for DUDE, I revel in the AWESOMENESS … More

Americanism, culture, features, film, Jonny Stone, linguistics, qmunicate, television, USA

Review: Django Unchained

Much like Inglorious Basterds before it, Quentin Tarantino’s latest film, Django Unchained, is a loosely historical, gleefully cartoonish revenge fantasy.  … More

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Great Expectations

With December  finally upon us, it would appear that filmmakers are continuing to exhaust the Dickens/Austen franchises at a time … More

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The Oranges

I’m always sceptical when Hugh Laurie puts on an American accent, but in The Oranges, it is his total lack … More

film, hugh laurie, oranges, review

Donnie Darko’s Not For Me

I’m going to be completely honest with you here. The first time I was told about Donnie Darko, I wasn’t … More

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Ruby Sparks

The directors of Oscar-winning Little Miss Sunshine (Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris) return with this tale about an awkward and unconventional relationship, written … More

film, Jonathan Dayton, Little MIss Sunshine, Paul Dano, review, Ruby, Sparks, Valerie Faris, Zoe Kazan

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