“What advice would you give to a young actor who wants to hide his Jewishness as well as you have?” Zach Galifianakis Look, it’s not a movie. Not to cause the stir that Scorsese did when talking about the MCU earlier this week. But, it is very funny. A fictional version of Zach Galifianakis breaking out of his famed Funny or Die web series Between … Continue reading Between Two Ferns: The Movie: The Review

James Gray’s sci-fi spectacular Ad Astra is the first of his works that I’ve seen, and I was very impressed. It shares a lot with Damien Chazelle’s Armstrong biopic First Man, with its stoic protagonist, questions about fatherhood and photorealistic CGI of our solar system. Brad Pitt plays the daring ex-forces astronaut, Clifford McBride, which when you say it out loud should be a role … Continue reading Ad Astra: Close Encounters with the Dad Kind

Nearly a month ago now, the £17.99 came out of my account for my Odeon Limitless membership. I realised at this point that I hadn’t been to see a film in 2 months or so. My unemployment at the time meant that being £20 worse off than I thought was not a welcome development, but at least I could do something about it. My day … Continue reading The Boss, The Cowboy and the Painter

Thanks for joining me! Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton Continue reading The Journey Begins