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Shakespeare Goes Sci-Fi in "Henry5," With Michael Caine, Ray Winstone and Gerard Depardieu
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Once More Unto The Breach, Dear Friends... Shakespeare and science fiction aren't necessarily the most obvious mix, but as proven by the 50s classic "Forbidden Planet" (and to a lesser extent, Godard's post-apocalyptic "King Lear," which refers to the play more than it adapts it), it can work, and it sounds like someone else is making an attempt at giving a fantastical twist to a classic play.
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Most Obvious Use Of "London Calling" EverSet to hit UK cinemas in four weeks, it's about time that a trailer for writer William Monahan's directorial debut "London Boulevard" hit, but upon viewing, it's easy to see why rumblings on this one were not positive and it explains the film's absence from any festival runs this year.
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Sorry, a revision of my previous message (you may so kindly disregard, and erase if possible, while
It is just so riveting to hear that some good Cinema is still being made or struggles to get made
Actually ive read reviews that have called it Refn's masterpiece
I saw JP in Imax 3D yesterday and my girlfriend who haven't seen the movie since 1993 jumped on
I am Mariam used every single spell worker on the internet, spent untold amounts of money and
Awesome. They should do a Lion King reboot next. And then a Matrix reboot.
If by "total bore" you mean an entrancing and lyrical memory piece, I couldn't agree
Let's assume, for some weird reason, the attached director has read the script. Why then would
Hope this is better than "Something In The Air" which was a total bore.
Thank the heavens above, his 15 minutes are almost over. That was a looooooong 15 minutes.