Based on the
classic Agatha Christie novel of the same name, and following along the tracks
of numerous televised adaptations, Murder
on the Orient Express (2017) sees Belgian detective, Hercule Poirot, arrive
in the form of an impressive-moustache-wielding Kenneth Brannagh, who also
directs. After boarding the legendary train for a break from his work, Poirot
meets a colourful assortment of characters (equally-colourful is the
train-hoggingly-enormous cast that plays them). But when an avalanche stops the
train its tracks, the passengers wake to find that one among them has been murdered in
their cabin. With “probably the greatest detective in the world” on board, so
begins an investigation.
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Thursday, 9 November 2017
Saturday, 10 June 2017
Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales Review
For a film
franchise based on a long-time popular Disneyland attraction, Pirates of the Caribbean really know how
to flog a dead horse (that’s actually not a bad subtitle), with its fifth
instalment Dead Men Tell No Tales having
now arrived at cinema shores worldwide.
Friday, 18 November 2016
Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them - Filmmaking At Its Most Magical
Move over Harry, Ron and Hermione - there are some new wizards (and a nomaj) in town...
When Harry Potter first hit cinemas in 2001, it cast a spell upon millions the non-wizarding-world over, and even with the series’ last entry in 2011 marking the end of the era of the boy who lived, the spell still hadn't dissipated. Based on the seven record-breaking bestsellers by J.K. Rowling that spawned eight films, a theme park, a studio tour, countless merchandising lines, spin-off books and so much (Potter)more, there's no argument that Harry Potter is the most magical franchise in cinematic history. And now, five years since the last instalment, that spell remains as unbreakable as ever, with the new West End play Harry Potter and The Cursed Child filling theatre seats quicker than a Quidditch match, its respective book flying off shelves faster than any snitch, and now, the release of the eagerly-anticipated spin-off film Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.
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