There is always so much talk about book to movies adaptations, the book is always better than the film is normally the first thing that comes up in conversation. So in an attempt to break from convention I am going to talk about Myths, Legends and Fairy tales the ultimate text for an adaptation (the … More Book To Movies/TV Adaptations – Myths, Legends And Fairy tales
Hi everyone, I am starting a new, on going series on my blog of the best/worst book to movie adaptations. Some are just my favorite, some I consider the best of the best and some I just think are some bad it just NEEDS to be said. I will review and discuss the books and … More The Best Of The Best – Book To Movie Adaptations!
I feel as though I have been a little slow on the uptake when it comes to films recently – or at least good films, I put this down to the fact that I am drowning in books. No excuse I know but it’s the only one I’ve got… Today I finally got round to … More Cheerful Weather For the Wedding – Film review
Summer in February based on the novel by Jonathan Smith which was based on the real life goings on of the Lamorna artist colony in 1913. The colony lead by the rather brash and bold English artist A.J Munnings, played by Dominic Cooper (Mamma Mia). When Florence Carter-Wood (Emily Browning) an aspiring artist joins her brother … More A Summer in February- A Review
The South African born Greybe brothers are a film directing and producing duo based in London. Throughout their filmmaking partnership they have produced four independent short films each one growing in budget. Their first film, Boxing Day, was screened at Cannes and Edinburgh Film Festivals. Now the brothers have moved on, and are working on … More Get inspired – Help fund ‘The Knock’
Not having read Kate Mosse’s novel Labyrinth, when I was all tucked up on the sofa this Easter weekend I didn’t know what to expect and, not being able to judge Labyrinth as an adaptation really helped. I had know preconceived ideas or notions of what I should be seeing I just sat back and enjoyed … More Kate Mosse’s Labyrinth – A Review
The other night I was having one of those, I must watch a film nights, which rapidly turned into, I must watch a romantic film night. What can I say I was having a, it’s rubbish being single, where’s the chocolate and I need a bit of Jack and Rose moments, if it gets any … More Before Sunrise/Sunset and beyond – Review
After a film night with some friends I decided that this film Last night (2010) directed by Massy Tadjedin was well worthy of a review, I do love to discover a gem. I low budget movie with a stellar cast and a must watch for anyone who has not seen it. Joanna, played by Kiera Knightly accuses her … More Last Night (2010) – A film night inspired review
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