Jeff Bridges, also known as ‘The Dude’ is not only, in my opinion, one of the greatest North American character actors of his generation, but also an accomplished photographer. He uses a Widelux camera, for panoramic images. Here is what … Continue reading
As Speilberg and Lucas seem to be taking their sweet time in making another Indiana Jones film, my son and I thought we would help them out. My son was seven when we made this, and we spent a sunny … Continue reading
Ok, so I went to see the digitally restored rerelease of Jaws this week, and it is still a fantastic movie, holding up against modern movies remarkably well despite its age and that rubbery shark. And that got me thinking, … Continue reading
When I was a child, going to the see a film at the local picture house was a mysterious, exotic adventure, far removed from the multiplex experience of today. Back then, audio visual entertainment at home was limited to a … Continue reading
Kill List starts with a furious argument between husband and wife. We come forearmed with the knowledge that this is a British horror film. We don’t expect it to start with a family dispute, like some low budget kitchen sink … Continue reading
In its purest form The Clock would be screened on a continuous, never ending loop until the end of the world. Made up of thousands of film clips containing clocks, watches, or references to the time, all synchronised to the … Continue reading