Film Reviews
Total 12 Posts
Disastrously Fab Living - Bubble Baths, the Joy and Agony of Flirting, Hot Pink Lips, Cafe Society and Early Morning Walks...
Journalist Alison Jane Reid writes the Disastrously Fabulous column - a frank funny and fearless look at life from the perils and joys of flirting to afternoon bubble baths, tai chi, hot pink lipstick and other decadent pleasures.
Magic Film, Drama and Radio Review: Steve McQueen and Natalie Wood in Love with the Proper Stranger, Impeachment, Things We Forgot to Remember
Love with The Proper Stranger - Classic Film of the Month
Love with The Proper Stranger is an extraordinary and important film in any era,
let alone 1963.
It stars Natalie Wood and the prince of cool Steve McQueen as two people who
have a one night stand after a
The Dig - An Elegy to Life, Death, the Cosmos and The Fantastic Basil Brown, Archaeologist Extraordinaire!
The Dig - A Review By leading arts and culture journalist Alison Jane Reid. AJ describes The Dig as Simon Stone's elegy to life, death, the cosmos and the fantastic Mr Basil Brown, archaeologist and astronomer extraordinaire!
Bohemian Rhapsody: A Love Letter to Queen
As a result of the mixed reviews being published about Bohemian Rhapsody,I went
into the cinema unsure of what to expect. I had heard the pace was slow, the
content was exaggerated, and most of all, that it hid Freddie Mercury’s
bisexuality.
But for me, those reviews couldn’
Film Review: Our Souls At Night
Film Review Our Souls At Night
I loved every minute of the film Our Souls At Night. At last, a profoundly
moving, intelligent, gentle caress of a film, about ageing, human frailty, the
importance of family and love, based on Kent Haruf’s beloved last novel written
with the knowledge