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Tag Archives: 2020s

Soul

January 18, 2021by Dan Meier Leave a comment

After falling down a manhole, music teacher and jazz pianist Joe (Jamie Foxx) is late for his dream gig, both in terms of being dead and in the sense of […]

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Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom

January 14, 2021by Dan Meier Leave a comment

It is tragic how good Chadwick Boseman is in Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, a 2020 drama based on the eponymous “Mother of the Blues” (Viola Davis) who became one of […]

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Arthur Christmas

December 26, 2020by Alex Chafey 1 Comment

Arthur Christmas (James McAvoy), younger son of the current Santa (Jim Broadbent) is mortified to discover a child has been missed from Santa’s yearly rounds. With the help of the […]

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The Midnight Sky

December 15, 2020by Dan Meier Leave a comment

Felicity Jones is pregnant, the planet is dying and the human race stands on the precipice of extinction. But that’s enough news, on with the review.  In the year Blade […]

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Zappa

December 13, 2020by Dan Meier Leave a comment

Alex “Bill S. Preston, Esq.” Winter directs this most excellent documentary on musician, composer, conductor, artist, director, businessman, ambassador and man who once sat on a toilet, Frank Zappa. Zappa’s […]

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Mank

December 4, 2020by Alex Chafey Leave a comment

Down-and-almost-out screenwriter Herman J. Mankiewicz is hired by an ambitious young film-maker called Orson Welles (Tom Burke) to work on his new film. Following a car crash he’s confined to […]

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The Hunt (2020)

December 2, 2020by Dan Meier Leave a comment

Not to be confused with the Thomas Vinterberg movie, The Hunt is a Blumhouse thriller where liberal elites take cancel culture to the extreme by hunting conservative “deplorables” for sport. Ironically […]

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Blumhouse’s Fantasy Island

November 29, 2020by Dan Meier Leave a comment

A group of Hollywood executives defile the deceased stars of a 1970s TV series in this drivellous rehash of Fantasy Island. Currently sporting a surprisingly generous 7% on Rotten Tomatoes, […]

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Ronnie’s

October 24, 2020by Dan Meier Leave a comment

The pandemic has been devastating for jazz, both in closing down a predominantly live art form and killing a significant number of legendary musicians. This new documentary spotlights the iconic […]

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Rebecca (2020)

October 21, 2020by Dan Meier Leave a comment

What a week. First the History Channel fail to realise they’ve cast a Nazi in their woodworking show, then Netflix accidentally make a film that Alfred Hitchcock already did back […]

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