Here’s a link to part two of the essay I wrote for The Digital Fix on how science fiction cinema decentralizes humanity, this time focusing on the Terry Gilliam 90s movie Twelve Monkeys – take a look! Continue reading The Digital Fix Article: Decentralising Humanity In Science Fiction Cinema Part Two – Twelve Monkeys
I was lucky enough to write not just one article on Whisper of the Heart, but two – check out my piece for Zavvi too! Continue reading Zavvi Article: The 25th Anniversary Of Whisper of the Heart
Here’s a link to an article I wrote for the 25th anniversary of one of my favourite films of all time, Yoshifumi Kondo’s Whisper of the Heart. Continue reading Film Daze Article: Whisper Of The Heart At 25
Here’s a link to part one of an essay I wrote for The Digital Fix on how humanity can be decentralized through science fiction film – take a look! Continue reading The Digital Fix Article: Decentralising Humanity In Science Fiction Cinema Part One – 2001: A Space Odyssey
Here’s a link to an article I wrote on the new BFI Takeshi Kitano Blu-ray collection, which reviews Violent Cop, Boiling Point, and Sonatine! Continue reading The Digital Fix Article: Takeshi Kitano BFI Collection Review
Here’s a link to an article I wrote for Zavvi on anime films to check out if you’ve found yourself becoming a Studio Ghibli fan! Continue reading Zavvi Article: Anime Movies To Watch If You Love Ghibli
Here’s a link to an article I wrote for The Digital Fix on how the midnight movie phenomenon represents the best of 1970s New Hollywood – check it out! Continue reading The Digital Fix Article: The Midnight Movie Is New Hollywood At Its Finest
Here’s a link to a review I wrote at Moviejawn for the documentary The Painter and The Thief – take a look! Continue reading Moviejawn Article: The Painter And The Thief Review
Here’s a link to an article I wrote for Zavvi for the 40th anniversary of The Empire Strikes Back – take a look! Continue reading Zavvi Article: The Empire Strikes Back At 40
Among the sci-fi TV dramas and reality shows, Netflix has become known for teen romcoms – for better or worse. At their best, you get sweet, easy to watch movies like To All The Boys I Loved Before; at their worst, you end up with ill-thought-through, misogynistic tripe like The Kissing Booth. Putting The Half of It, a slow-burning teen dramedy from fresh new filmmaker … Continue reading The Half Of It Review: Lonely, Intelligent Romance That Could Have Been Sharper
