Supernova is an elegant, elegiac story of two soulmates facing the cruelty of dementia, with director Harry Macqueen crafting a mature, affecting story of galactic proportions. Every star in the night sky looks the same to me—glinting uniformly in the inky darkness, unthreatening in their anonymity. Would I find the night sky less beautiful if […]Read More
The trailer for the romantic comedy-drama Supernova, starring Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci, has been released. The two-minute teaser introduces us to long term partners Sam (Colin Firth) and Tusker (Stanley Tucci), who are on holiday with one another, possibly for the last time. Supernova explores Tusker’s early onset dementia, and the troubles this brings […]Read More
The film adaptation of Graham Swift's novel: Mothering Sunday is looking to be a big film for the future...Read More
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Filming has just wrapped on an upcoming romantic drama film titled Supernova, starring none other than international treasures Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci. Filmed against the stunning scenery of the Lake District, the emotional-sounding storyline is set to follow long-term couple Sam (Firth) and Tusker (Tucci) as they travel across England in their old RV […]Read More
The Kingsman sequel is as comical as Elton John in a parrot suit, and twice as ostentatiousRead More
Matthew Vaughn’s spy comedy Kingsman: The Secret Service proved one of 2015’s most talked about films for a number of reasons. Many delighted in its subversive humour and fun characters, while others took great offence to its abundant use of graphic violence (mostly relating to a certain church scene). One thing it was especially notable for was […]Read More
Warning: this article includes spoilers As our awareness surrounding social issues grows, our demands from society also grows. When Kingsman: The Secret Service was released in cinemas it was as dubbed as ‘filthy, funny and very violent’ (Empire), yet what many reviewers failed to comment on was how the film found its kicks from laddish […]Read More
Colin Firth is one of the most quintessentially British actors to have ever graced the silver screen. Long before the likes of Cumberbatch, Hiddleston and Redmayne, Firth was one of the original British pin-up stars. Dapper, charming and a little emotionally repressed, Firth has often portrayed roles that play up to this stereotypical image of […]Read More
Based on Mark Millar’s comic of the same name, Kingsman: The Secret Service is quite simply a delight. Mixing the class and sophistication of the British Elite with a sense of badass violence and action, isn’t a totally original concept, granted. But in an era where James Bond – the ultimate gentleman spy – is […]Read More
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