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It’s so hard to know what to post in times like these. As the news burst upon the social web a few hours ago, my initial impulse was to click reblog...
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“they call me Adam Yauch but I’m MCA. RIP. that’s some legacy. (Taken with instagram)
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BATS to play album fundraiser Show
BATS are set to play Twisted Pepper on Saturday 21st April to fundraise for album number two. Support on the night...
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRD0p8HBiGU
Protobaby ‘Fluorescent’.
Directed by Shane Serrano
Actor: Adam Traynor
Many thanks to Rocky & Niall...
Cabin in the Woods Review
Cabin in the Woods written by Drew Goddard and Joss Whedon couldn’t wholly be classified as a horror film, which is what I thought it was initially, instead, in true Whedon style, it blends elements of horror, comedy and the supernatural into a completely unique and imaginative solid script which unfortunately cant be discussed in too much detail without giving away the main premise of the movie, all I can say its that it’s pretty meta. Think comedy television show Community mixed with Buffy the Vampire Slayer seamlessly blended with Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead or Drag Me to Hell.
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A Dangerous Method
I didn’t know much about this film going into it, I believed it involved the life long work of analytical psychologist Carl Jung, as played by Michael Fassbender, psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud, played by Viggo Mortensen, and their relationship to one another. Not being a psychologist in any sense of the term, more an admirer of the human condition, I thought I would get an entertaining ride and a bit of an education on the father of both processes and with it being a David Cronenberg film, I felt in relatively safe hands. How wrong I was.
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Martha Marcy May Marlene
Debut film from emerging talent, Sean Durkin, Martha Marcy May Marlene is a physiological thriller that has been doing the festival circuit for quiet a while now but has been completely snubbed by the Oscars in favour of all the feel good films that have kept the silver screen captive for quiet some time now… who knows, maybe the Oscar panel were angry with Elizabeth Olsens sisters Mary-Kate and Ashley for New York Minute back in 2004? Please don’t give up reading now though as Elizabeth Olsen plays a character so far removed from the types her sisters portray that you might actually second guess if they were related at all.
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Shame Review
Shame, directed by British artist Steve McQueen and written by McQueen and Abi Morgan stars Michael Fassbender as Brandon Sullivan, a thirty something New Yorker whose life is consumed by his sexual addiction, quiet literally affecting all areas of his life, but while his addiction encompasses every facet of his livelihood he struggles on holding down a relatively successful job which affords him a good lifestyle. Brandon’s life is unceremoniously turned upside down when his younger sister Sissy Sullivan played by Carey Mulligan enters the fore.
