I have my bones to pick with the way that Gangs of London’s first season wraps up – quite a few of them, honestly – but I also don’t want to come out of the gate sounding too negative.
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I have my bones to pick with the way that Gangs of London’s first season wraps up – quite a few of them, honestly – but I also don’t want to come out of the gate sounding too negative.
The cinematic comedy-drama is in a state of peril.
There are about a dozen reasons that Blade Runner 2049 should not work.
That The Greatest Hits is not excellent, not even especially good, is a travesty.
Musica is an innovative musical romantic comedy.
Blade Runner has some of the greatest production and set design in movie history.
I’m sure you have a lot of questions about Night Swim, so let’s get right to it.
There’s a scene early in Episode 8 of Gangs of London which finds Sean Wallace at his lowest ebb.
In his review of The Greatest Showman, Hunter from Kinemalogue suggests that it would have worked a lot better if it had been about “C.T. Farnum,” a Charles Foster Kane-esque stand-in for the film’s actual subject.
I’ve always loved the English language idiom of referring to the vast expanse of space as “the heavens.”