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Steven Spielberg
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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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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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Which film made you fall in love with cinema?
13 Feb 2012 by Paul Bullock / No Comments
How Jurassic Park made us realise the power of film
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Sentimentality: Cinema’s Last Taboo
15 Jan 2012 by Paul Bullock / 4 Comments
Is it really so wrong for a film to be sentimental? QotM investigates
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The Greatest Adventure of All: Spielberg’s Hook
03 Jan 2012 by Paul Bullock / 2 Comments
It should have been the perfect match. Peter Pan and Steven Spielberg: the boy who couldn’t grow up and the director who wouldn’t. But Hook, Spielberg’s revisionist take on a middle-aged Pan, is anything but perfect.
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The Pursuit of Happiness: What’s wrong with comfort cinema?
03 Jan 2012 by Paul Bullock / No Comments
Why do critics find it so hard to simply enjoy simple, care-free films? The Pursuit of Happiness takes a look at why comfort cinema is so badly regarded…
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