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Review - The Ones Below (2015), David Farr

Review - The Ones Below (2015), David Farr

"Is that too cold?" "No, that's fine." And with that surprisingly apt opening exchange, "The Ones Below" begins. I'd like to see what it was like before the last edit, and with a different lighting director - I can't help feeling like they washed away a bit too much of the really gritty bits that would have made this more effective and engrossing.

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A Brief Thought on Audio Commentaries

A Brief Thought on Audio Commentaries

DVD Audio commentaries. Love them or hate them, they are a part of modern media. I find myself enjoying them quite a fair bit if I am honest.

NewsFilm & TVChris Walsh
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Review: Zoolander No.2

Review: Zoolander No.2

Last Thursday I was very lucky to attend the premier of Zoolander No.2 at the Empire Cinema in Leicester Square.

ReviewsFilm & TVAndrew Corban
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Supreme Leader Snoke Fan Theories

Supreme Leader Snoke Fan Theories

Now there are a lot of theories flying around at the minute about who Supreme leader Snoke is, some plausible, some not so much but all springing from the…

BlogFilm & TVMatt Geary
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Patricia Tallman Interview

Patricia Tallman Interview

Thus, Patricia Tallman describes why she took on the role of Barbara in the 1990’s remake of Night of the Living Dead and later as the tortured telepath Lyta…

FeaturesFilm & TVPeter Ray Allison
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The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 Review

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 Review

Have you written an epic, three-part story with an eponymous hero (ideally a strong female) battling against the odds for the good of the people/mankind?

ReviewsFilm & TVJames Buckingham
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Geek Pride at Belfast Film and Comic Con 2015

Geek Pride at Belfast Film and Comic Con 2015

As geek-culture is finally being embraced on this side of the Irish Sea, and with even the local mainstream media taking an active (though admittedly still…

NewsFilm & TVDave Foy
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Song of the Sea Review

Song of the Sea Review

Song of the Sea is the follow up to Tomm Moore’s previous animation The Mystery Of Kells, and it continues much of the traditions of that work, highly…

NewsFilm & TVspikedirection
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The Problem with 12A Films and the Cinema Experience

The Problem with 12A Films and the Cinema Experience

Yesterday my husband and I had the rare opportunity to have a couple of hours to ourselves so, like many a geek would, we headed to tour local Odeon to watch…

BlogFilm & TVBecca Harper
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