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Analysis
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Short Cuts: The Bourne Supremacy (Greengrass, 2004)
23 Aug 2012 by Paul Bullock / No Comments
In the first of our new ongoing series, we take a look at a key scene from Paul Greengrass’s thriller The Bourne Supremacy…
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Nolan’s Dark Knight Trilogy
24 Jul 2012 by Paul Bullock / No Comments
With The Dark Knight Rises out in cinemas, we take a look at the good and the bad of Christoper Nolan’s Batman trilogy…
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Celebrate the Land: Spielberg’s War Horse
07 May 2012 by Paul Bullock / No Comments
Steven Spielberg’s War Horse turns the beautiful English countryside into a character in itself, but the film is by no means the only time the director has celebrated the land. We look at uses of nature in the cinema of Steven Spielberg
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Analysis: The Cabin in the Woods
16 Apr 2012 by Paul Bullock / 2 Comments
Whedon and Goddard ask us why we watch horror in their genre classic
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Scene Analysis – Jaws: Alex Kintner’s death
10 Apr 2012 by Paul Bullock / No Comments
We take a look at how Steven Spielberg uses framing and red herrings during a key sequence in his classic Jaws…
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Painting with Pixels: Spielberg’s Tintin
18 Mar 2012 by Paul Bullock / 1 Comment
We look at how Steven Spielberg used digital animation to evolve his visual style and turn Herge’s iconic Tintin character into a uniquely Spielbergian film
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Circles of Life: 2001: A Space Odyssey
17 Feb 2012 by Paul Bullock / No Comments
2001: A Space Odyssey is one of Stanley Kubrick’s most enduring films. It’s also his most optimistic. QotM looks at why…
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Killing the Wallcrawler: Spider-Man 3
05 Feb 2012 by Paul Bullock / 2 Comments
Scorned by fans, Spider-Man 3 is one of the most interesting superhero films around
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The Sound of Silence: The Artist
09 Jan 2012 by Paul Bullock / 1 Comment
A film about silence as much as silents, The Artist is both entertaining and thought-provoking, showing us the trials of a man who struggles to find his voice in a world he doesn’t understand…
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Star Trek: The (E)Motion Picture
07 Jan 2012 by Paul Bullock / No Comments
Boring? No chance! Star Trek: The Motion Picture is the franchise most cerebral effort and an affecting look at the grandeur of space…
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