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Author Archives: Elizabeth Flux
21 JUMP STREET [REVIEW]
Earlier this year I received a disquieting text: 21 Jump Street was being made into a film. A film starring Channing ‘She’s The Man’ Tatum and Jonah ‘Superbad‘ Hill, the latter of whom had helped write the script. My disbelief turned … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Reviews, Television
Tagged 21 Jump Street, Channing Tatum, Johnny Depp, Jonah Hill
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TITANIC: COMING SOON TO ALL SCREENS NEAR YOU
The Titanic is not a new subject for film and television by a long way. Doctor Who has tackled it twice, the 1997 film took out a million billion Oscars, and no-one can stand over water without screaming ‘I’m the … Continue reading
Posted in Film, News, Television
Tagged 3D, Chris Noth, Downton Abbey, Neve Campbell, Titanic, Titanic: Blood and Steel
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JOHN CARTER: AN EPIC FAIL 60 YEARS IN THE MAKING [REVIEW]
The poster for John Carter looks like Sawyer from Lost battling two trolls from the Mines of Moria in the Star Wars gladiator arena. The fact that this says pretty much nothing about the plot of the film seemed not … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Film, Reviews, Uncategorized
Tagged Disney, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Film, John Carter, Science Fiction, Taylor Kitsch
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AMERICAN PSYCHO: THE SEQUEL?
It’s 1:00a.m on the 10th of March, and Bret Easton Ellis, is sitting on Twitter musing about where Patrick Bateman is now. If we believe page 5 of his notes, he’s potentially “murdering David Beckham in an elevator in Manchester…”
Posted in Books, Film, News, Uncategorized
Tagged American Psycho, Bret Easton Ellis, Patrick Bateman, Sequel, Twitter
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THE MELANCHOLY DEATH OF OYSTER BOY & OTHER STORIES [REVIEW]
If Tim Burton were given the opportunity to redesign the world, I imagine it would look a lot more animated. Trees would be spindlier, darkness more sinister, colours more garish and in bubble-gum shades; ghoulish topiary figures would prance, bend … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Reviews, Uncategorized
Tagged Ed Wood, Edward Scissorhands, Poetry, The Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy, Tim Burton
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