This looks magnificent.
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It is actor Bill Murray’s birthday. His top 5 films: - GHOSTBUSTERS - MAD DOG AND GLORY - QUICK CHANGE - RUSHMORE - THE JUNGLE BOOK  Rushmore HUSBAND MATERIAL (Manmarziyaan) ★★★★★ D: Anurag Kashyap (The Brawler, Raman Raghav 2.0, Ugly, Gangs of Wasseypur, That Girl in Yellow Boots, Return of Hanuman, Black Friday). S: Tapsee Pannu, Vicky Kaushal, Abhishek Bachchan. An engrossing 156-minute pre-marital drama, which constantly keeps the audience guessing at how it will end right to the last minutes. An agonising, fervent love triangle that damns the pressure of getting married too soon. Anurag Kashyap is not only the best Indian director working, but now one of the world's most skilful.   It is actor Jon Bernthal’s birthday. His top 5 films: - ME AND EARL AND THE DYING GIRL - SICARIO - THE ACCOUNTANT - THE WOLF OF WALL STREET - WIND RIVER  The Accountant Keira Knightley’s quality performances are few and far between. Will this be one of them? ONE CUT OF THE DEAD ★★★★★ D: Shin'ichirô Ueda. S: Takayuki Hamatsu, Yuzuki Akiyama, Harumi Shuhama, Kazuaki Nagaya, Hiroshi Ichihara, Mao. One of my favourite films of the year so far. A deliriously brilliant Japanese zombie comedy. My review: http://www.filmaluation.com/one-cut-of-the-dead.html  It is actor Jeremy Irons’s birthday. His top 5 films: - DIE HARD WITH A VENGEANCE - MARGIN CALL - REVERSAL OF FORTUNE - THE LION KING - THE MISSION
MERANTAU (2009) showed promise. While I absolutely love THE RAID (2011) and THE RAID 2 (2014). I am so in for director Gareth Evans’ latest. |
This website is written by Hemanth Kissoon.
Filmaluation is dedicated to arts culture, with a particular focus on film. I care about intelligence, quality and entertainment. Going to the cinema today? See the recommendations page of what is currently out. Click here. The vital ambitions of art and entertainment: - Perceptiveness - Illumination - The unexpected - Innovation Brains and soul are key; but adrenaline junkies do not fret, there is also much love for an experience that delivers a sucker-punch to the guts via stunningly delivered thrills. Noun, “filmaluation”: The evaluation of a film Verb, "to filmaluate”: To evaluate a film I am well aware how difficult it is to make a film, put on a stage play, create a television show, write a novel, let alone make something of note. (That appreciation doesn’t stop me from having high standards though.) This online magazine is edited by Hemanth Kissoon. Filmaluation is owned by Filmaluation Limited (Company number 8549302. Registered in England and Wales) Archives
September 2018
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