Just enjoyed watching this film. Anyone else seen it? Jonathan
28th Jun 2013 - 12:51
#1
BC Film Club
28th Jun 2013 - 13:04
#2
Saw it a while back. Quite an insight to the American intelligence community.
28th Jun 2013 - 13:09
#3
Looks good - might check that out ![]()
Doesn't look like it's on LoveFilm Instant, which is a shame ![]()
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17th Aug 2013 - 19:12
#4
Watched Telstar: The Joe Meek Story last night.
Not a comfortable film to watch but a very unusual style, and the post-film captions* on the subsequent careers of the real-life participants were amazing.
Jonathan
* Is there a word for these?
Edited by - Jonathan Kay on 17 Aug 2013 19:13:09
18th Aug 2013 - 07:35
#5
I saw the stage version-the performance by Con O'Neil((who I think was in the film too) was the single best of theatre I have ever seen(and I have seen a lot !) . Unexpected- wet wednesday matinee in Darlington but the descent of Meek into paranoia and madness was so convincing it was genuninely disturbing. Very funny in parts too
18th Aug 2013 - 11:50
#6
Good Shepherd wasn't to my taste but I understand why some liked it: My review of The Good Shepherd at the time
25th Aug 2013 - 21:05
#7
Philip French answers questions on his retirement
Jonathan
25th Aug 2013 - 21:06
#8
Quoting QuietJim: Good Shepherd wasn't to my taste but I understand why some liked it: My review of The Good Shepherd at the timeWere your reviews just for fun?
Jonathan
26th Aug 2013 - 08:34
#9
Yeah, I just used it as a project to learn how to make web sites. When I started writing reviews I found I quite liked it so I kept going.
Then after 600 I got bored and stopped ![]()
26th Aug 2013 - 10:21
#10
:-)
I'm enjoying them, thanks.
Watched "Babel" a couple of days ago. Wonderful direction and the nonlinearity and underexplanation worked well. Great performances by Adriana Barraza and all of those playing the Moroccan parts. Reminded me of everything that's wrong with many Hollywood films, and especially the problem of resolution and happy endings.
Jonathan
5th Oct 2013 - 18:33
#11
Went to see "Blue Jasmine" last night: brilliant acting by the entire cast and the closest thing to literature you can get on a screen. Highly recommended.
Mark Kermode's review
Jonathan
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