Number 48 on the top 1000 films of all time is the powerful but heart-breaking film: Roman Polanski’s ‘the Pianist.’ Based on the memoir of the real-life Holocaust survivor… Read more “The Pianist Review”
Peppermint
I look up at you from the bottom of a well except I’m so close I could reach out and stroke your cheek smell the peppermint on… Read more “Peppermint”
Don’t Hold a Torch for me
“You’re not the Statue of Liberty. You don’t have to hold a torch for me.” That’s what Marjorie had told Oliver Sparks after she’d been diagnosed with… Read more “Don’t Hold a Torch for me”
Chelmsford for the Day
Read my Canterbury travel log here. I have a goal of visiting every city in England. Travelling from my home in London, I aim on spending a… Read more “Chelmsford for the Day”
Canterbury for the day
Despite being born and raised in England, I have seen very little of the country I call home. Out of England’s fifty-five cities, I have only visited… Read more “Canterbury for the day”
The Prestige Review
Whilst the Prestige is number 59 on the top 1000 films of all time, the reason I’m watching and reviewing it now is because I watched it with… Read more “The Prestige Review”
Apocalypse Now Review
I love the smell of Napalm in the morning.” Number 49 on the top 1000 films of all time is Francis Ford Coppola’s 1979 epic adventure war film Apocalypse… Read more “Apocalypse Now Review”
Cinema Paradiso review
Number 47 on the top 1000 greatest films of all time is the 1999 Italian film: Cinema Paradiso (Cinema of Paradise) The film opens on the main character Salvatore… Read more “Cinema Paradiso review”
The Godfather Review
Whilst this film is number 2 on the top 1000 films of all time that’s not why I’m reviewing it. It’s my favourite movie ever. As I have also… Read more “The Godfather Review”
Spectre Review
If you ignore every single James Bond film between the Man with the Golden Gun and Die Another Day, I have finally caught up on James Bond.… Read more “Spectre Review”
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