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21 March 2016
Editorials, Features, News, Reviews, Sci-fi, Site News, Social Networks, TECHNOLOGY, Trailers, Uncategorized, Viral Marketing
BATMAN V SUPERMAN LAUNCH WEEK LOOKING BACK AT THE BATMAN FILMS 1 BURTON AND SCHUMACHER
FROM TIM BURTON TO JOEL SCHUMACHER: BATMAN’S CINEMATIC BACKGROUND PRE NOLAN /DARK KNIGHT We all know about the glory days of the Christopher Nolan DARK KNIGHT series. Quality mixed with box office performance and a trilogy of near perfect comic book action adventure pictures was born. But one could...
13 October 2015
Editorials, Features, News, Reviews, Social Networks
WHY WE LOVE JENNIFER LAWRENCE
PROFILES IN POWER: JENNIFER LAWRENCE As her brilliantly written piece on the inequality in pay between male and female stars goes truly ‘viral’ this week (check it out at: http://www.lennyletter.com/; it’s a great read) and with the final HUNGER GAMES out soon as well as a new X MEN...
30 September 2015
ARGs & Campaigns, Editorials, Fan Made Work, Features, News, Site News, Social Networks, Uncategorized, Viral Marketing
GO WITH A SMILE A HISTORY OF THE JOKER ACROSS MEDIA
THE JOKER: A VISUAL HISTORY He is the mirror image of BATMAN. An undying personification of evil. At once complex and primal, childishly impish and deeply sinister. Figure of playful fun and amusement whilst inspiring true terror and fear at the same time. Born from a derivative playing card...
20 August 2015
Editorials, Fan Made Work, Reviews, Social Networks
THROWBACK THURSDAY THE DEPARTED WITH NICK CLEMENT
THROWBACK THURSDAY: THE DEPARTED WITH NICK CLEMENT Time flies, doesn’t it? And just think: it’s almost a decade since THE DEPARTED hit cinemas. It’s a great movie and manages to be both a pulpy thriller and a satisfying meditation on evil and family and police political procedures. There were...
09 June 2015
Editorials, Features, News, Reviews, Viral Marketing
Political Cinema
POLITICAL CINEMA Politics is a dirty word in today’s world. Everyone wants to have a political opinion whilst seeking the certainty that it’s either ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ before voicing it. We saw this all too painfully in the recent UK elections. But fear not, Dear Reader! Cinema...
