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| Please don't try to advertise products or services in this forum. Thank you. Post or Ask something here in 'Film Review' Film Review The secret in their eyesThis got a (rare) five star rating on moveeeee.com so I thought I'd go to see it. It's a brilliant film: a slow burn mystery thriller with a Latin slant. Quite long but you don't want it to finish, and a strrrange twist at the end. "Highly recommended." But .... did the husband do it ??? Post reply -->London Film Review 15 Aug Film Review A single manJust saw this tonight at the Barbican. I'd urge anyone to go and see it before it exits the big screen. It's a beautiful film with style and charm. 1960's set designed by the people who did the same for 'Mad Men.' Post reply -->London Film Review 13 Mar Film Review AustraliaThis film got slated by the critics, so I was a bit surpirsed to like it very much. It's quite suitable for 12+ age group and in fact we took my 11 y/o nephew to see it and only had to cover his eyes once !! Choose a comfy cinema though: it's nearly three hours long. Post reply -->London Film Review 4 Jan ^ Film Review^ Film ReviewIt's strange isn't it how there isn't much correlation between what the critics like and everybody else. Post reply -->London Film Review 14 Dec Film Review The ReaderI bill as a 'must see.' This film isn't going to cheer you up, so don't go for that reason but it is very moving in a good kind of way and VERY sexy !! There are many little touches which make it the kind of film you think of for days afterwards. Shame to miss it in the cinema: it won't be the same on TV. It's set initally in post war Berlin and demonsrates in its subsequent decades the ricoche of the horrors of war. outstanding acting from both leads, really outstanding. Post reply -->London Film Review 4 Jan | These aren't commercial ads below: they are a rotating selection of postings contributed by MoveThat.com users in the last 24h. |
 | Film Review In search of a midnight kissLooking for some thing to do and went to see this film. It's not on everwhere and in fact it's listed on this site :- http://www.moveeeee.co.uk/In%20Search%20Of%20A%20Midnight%20Kiss/titleyinsear.htm If you want to see a film that identifies with being very lost in a big city then go and see it. Post reply -->London Film Review 15 Jun Film Review Flashbacks Of A FoolThis film is quite good if not getting very rich and famous bothers you: the message is "money and fame does not equal happiness" It's a lovely, slightly quirky film and very English. there are also bits that go unexplained and I don't think thats because they plan a sequel. Also if you are English and spent your childhood holidays in Cornwall it won't quite gel with you: that's because the scenes were filmed in SA and the waves are too big, the houses are built out of wood and there isn't enough gorse. There's quite a lot of raunchy nakedness in a rather fetid biological sort of way. I recommend this film, but it will keep for DVD release in case you were wondering. Post reply -->London Film Review 20 Apr Film Review The Kite RunnerGo and see this it'll make you cry. You probably know by now that it's about Afghanistan. Since it's a US film you won't be entirely surprised that the Taliban aren't the small-town country boys who make it good after an hour and a half of setbacks (somebody else from Afghanistan goes to the US and does this instead, so don't worry.) I haven't read the book but my hunch is that the film is more propagandist. However it is still a fantastic film, and not one to leave to DVD. Only slight quibble though is 12A rating: so portrayal of child rape and trafficking is fine now at 12 ? Post reply -->London Film Review 30 Dec Film Review Spiritual Warriors The FILMI saw the trailer on www.spiritualwarriors.com and then went to see it at a private screening. It dares the audience to challenge their peceptions of who we are, what are we doing here, and the meaning of success. I found it to be a memorable journey through darkness and light and ultimately to hope. London premiere Sunday 2 September Curzon Mayfair London Mail-me Post reply -->London Film Review Nathalie 16 Jul Film Review (again) Calling hardcore FILM BUFFS for film researchIf you feel that you know very much about films and that they have become a too important part of your everyday life, I hereby invite you to participate in this film research for the completion of a postgraduate course im taking, on the topic of film reception. What it would involve is giving an interview (to be filmed) about you and your relationship with films + an insight into your daily life. No payment would mediate but your collaboration would be properly credited in the final filmed version of the work and under a special circumstance a symbolic retribution could be worked out. If you are interested please drop me line on the following email address, so that we can discuss in more detail: Mail-me P. S. the invitation is only open for people residing in london thanks Post reply -->London Film Review filmrecipes@hotmail.com 22 Jun Film Review Paradise Lost in LondonSaw Paradise Lost last night in London! It's finally out in the UK. I thought it was a great looking film and shooting in actual South American rainforest locations was a brilliant move. People should see the film to see how awesome the jungle looks. Maybe it will help to stop it getting chopped down. Anyway this kind of film only works where you have an environment that drives the story and the Brazilian jungle does that stunningly. The lost backpackers storyline works and the production values seem to be way up on other films in this genre that I have seen. I like my shocks delivered with style and this one set me up for the weekend nicely. My girlfriend loved the shocks and screamed a lot! Check out site at www.paradiselostmovie.co.uk/ The game is cool! Post reply -->London Film Review redders 2 Jun Film Review Calling hardcore FILM BUFFS for film researchIf you feel that you know very much about films and that they have become a too important part of your everyday life, I hereby invite you to participate in this film research for the completion of a postgraduate course im taking, on the topic of film reception. What it would involve is giving an interview (to be filmed) about you and your relationship with films + an insight into your daily life. No payment would mediate but your collaboration would be properly credited in the final filmed version of the work and under a special circumstance a symbolic retribution could be worked out. If you are interested please drop me line on the following email address, so that we can discuss with more detail: Mail-me P. S. the invitation is only open for people residing in london thanks Post reply -->London Film Review filmrecipes@hotmail.com 15 May Film Review Touching the VoidI know this was on TV for the first time last night, but it 'touched' me quite a lot so I thought I'd recommend it. Well I sort of recommend it because it's not easy viewing: it introduces the concept of giving up hope and dying a solitary death and a mountain climber's remarkable battle against that. It is a stunning film, but not one that complements a two bottles of wine and take-away pizza kind of evening. Post reply -->London Film Review 14 Jan ^ Film Review re Touching the VoidIf you climb or you do extreme sports or you pride yourself M/F at endurance at what ever then I agree with ths guy, it's a must view: not very comfortable, not 'entertaining' but something you'll think about (good way) for weeks. Why does every women I know fancy the bloke that got his rope cut ? Post reply -->London Film Review 25 Jan ^ Film Review Re toucing the voidProbably because he's better looking than the other guy and the other guy was a shit for cutting the rope - ddeerrr!!! Post reply -->London Film Review 11 Jan Film Review Jamies return to School Dinners C4If you watched 'Jamie's School Dinners' and you liked his attention to food, the you won't like this sequel. Like any bad sequel if fails to recognise what was good about the first. It labours beyond belief a rather patronising moralising message about procuring more government money to benefit the masses. Parents in Lincolnshire are slated for sending their children to school with packed lunches. A young chef from a local pub is humiliated on television whereas his boss isn't even interviewed. Jamie interviews a very very tired Prime Minister. This series iwill be about 'Jamie' an aspiring politician, not as chef, and he shows all the virtues that that career requires. Post reply -->London Film Review Jerome 18 Sep Film Review LONDON FILM CLUB - FIRST EVENTThe London Film Club is a new group and aims to unite cinema lovers across the capital! The first film we hope to see is the French psychological thriller 'Hidden' ('Cache'). If anyone out there is interested in coming along, contact Mail-me And if any of you would like to suggest other films, please do feel free. We are keen to see anything that is well written and well directed and that will generate some kind of discussion! Post reply -->London Film Review SJ 14 Jul ^ Film Review I couldnt answer youHi and sorry, about a trouble with my computer I cannot answer you by mail, and I'm trying by this forum, your post looks really good if you can please call me or mail me to find your club Mail-me 07 927 187 117 Post reply -->London Film Review Bruce 30 Oct ^ Film ReviewHello there, is this still going..? I'm interested in joining - my email address is Mail-me Post reply -->London Film Review Laura 6 Nov ^ Film Review re Dr WhoI agree. What a shame. I was quite getting into it. It was fourty-five minutes bereft of plot. I hate that fat git 'comedian' from Manchester that played the slimy fat monster, and for the life of me, I can't remember his name. Post reply -->London Film Review Susan 17 Jun ^ Film Review Two cheers for the change of formatWell, at first I thought the production crew from 'Hustle' or 'This Life' had wandered into the wrong studio! Apart from the slapstick intro this episode is hell bent on switching the perspective right around. The eponymous Dr is barely in it, and we dive deep into group therapy wearing the clothes of an investigative team. The characters were well drawn and endearing, obliquely referencing the timelord. Loved Marc Warren as Elton. Giggled at Bliss & her aimless take on New Age 'wisdom'. BUT, for all its revisionism of the DW format it comes up with exactly the same flaws that have beset the whole of this series. Namely : <next post> Post reply -->London Film Review Phil 23 Jun ^ Film Review Two cheers (2)Rushed, implausible & unsatisfactory 3rd acts No real regard for sci fi far too variable, jarring mixing of tone - the humour & irony often collapse the drama and ruin the pace Utterly parochial - our central character can go anywhere in the universe in any epoch, yet he always homes in on some chemical plant in Docklands! Seems like we're always in London or the UK. Soapy - can we have an episode without Rose's Mum/Dad/boyfriend/dog ? Theyre all great but not all the time. This tardis dweller is way too contemporary. Looks & feels like a Cambridge drop out, yet he's supposed to be alien, dammit! None of his off world attitudes come through. Post reply -->London Film Review Phil 23 Jun ^ Film Review Two cheers (3)I agree that there wasnt much sense of urgency, and plot played its fiddle very quietly here. Really, I think the new style doctor who is far too fluffy, frothy and ultimately unsatisfying. Most of the episodes are single shot affairs, with coffee table magazine depth. Too often visual bravado is an end in itself (Scottish Kung fu monks in bullet time, anyone?) and not tied into the setting or theme. I'd give it 8/10 for wit, fun and accessibility, but 3/10 for scifi kudos & Dr Who feel. Anyone else think this? Mail-me BTW, I think the fat comedian was Peter Kay. Post reply -->London Film Review Phil 23 Jun Film Review Da Vinci CodeFor those who have already read the book. it should come as no surprise as to how cliched and ridiculous the film is. The fundamental messages and theories are interesting, but that's all. The unravelling of the story itself iin the book and the film, is full of Hollywood drama and stereotypes - if you don't like that, I would advise against seeing/reading either, unless you can withstand the cheese and just focus on the subject matter. Surely any film/book that encourages the younger generation to question the world, and what they are told, is a good thing. How would we progress otherwise? The findings of Gallileo being a fine example. Post reply -->London Film Review Helen 6 Jun Film Review Davinci CodeI didn't read the book, so I missed something presumably. Apparently not: third week in it's still showing five times a day at my local cinema (Fulham) and the seats were 75% full (Sunday Bank Holiday.) But I didn't get the impression my fellow audience were that impressed either: no-one sat riveted in their seats beyond much of the credits. This film is OLD-HOLLYWOOD: it will make them money, because they didn't invent or need to market the plot, and they still have the distribution network, so it's a safe profit. The film is lame and has one of those rather sickly apple-pie endings: OK, the Christian Church manipulated history and wars for two centuries by lying and killing, but it's your faith that is the real force for good. That's nice. Post reply -->London Film Review Sue 28 May ^ Film Review re: Davinci CodeYet another 'make sure the book is a best seller, throw money at overpaid US (and British) actors to give it credibility, film cheaply on busy locations in western cities and bill it as a blockbuster six months before it arrives, to give it 'gravity.' The lead actor in this film is Tom Hanks. He plays 'Tom Hanks' in this film. The British Actor Sir Ian MacEllan is of course a very very bad guy in the end in contrast to the two US actors, and ends up getting arrested and locked up. He is old disabled rich eccentric and european, so he pulls a gun on the heroes, and deserves whatever he gets. Post reply -->London Film Review Jo 29 May Film Review Cockles and MusclesYou've missed this one in London, I think. I put it here as a good DVD take-home. It's French, with subtitles, billed a bit as a 'gay' plot which it certainly isn't. It's and old fashioned farce, with slamming doors and things going on behind closed doors, but also people liking to think there are things going on behind closed doors because it excuses their own indiscretions, where what is going on in public is MUCH more interesting. Very French. There's singing and dancing in it in the middle and the end. The teenage children put up with a LOT. Post reply -->London Film Review Sue 17 May Film Review Recommended films anyone ?I've lost touch with the films at the moment. Any reommendations ? 'Feel good' is good, don't like violent films: last film i saw was Brokeback Mountain which was REALLY refreshing for US output, but it affected me for a couple of days because of where the two characters ended up. Post reply -->London Film Review Pierre 22 Apr Film Review FILM REVIEW - INSIDE MANIf you haven't already seen this....go see it!! Yes it is very much your typical cop/investigation type film but the main difference is the twist and turns the plot creates. Wonderful actors in it, Denzel Washington, Clive Owen, Michelle Pfeiffer..theywere all brilliant! Its dark..but not too dark...its suspenseful and there's some humour in there as well. Well done Spike Lee! Post reply -->London Film Review Lyn 6 Apr |