After watching the trailer for “Saving Mr. Banks”, I expected a light-hearted comedic historical film about how the classic Disney film “Mary Poppins” came together—but what I got was both much darker and more enjoyable than the film I had anticipated.
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On December 7, for 24 straight hours, the film commentary podcast What Are You Doing, Movie? will be setting its sights squarely on the Harry Potter series and doing commentaries for all eight films in a row to raise money and awareness for the Against Malaria Foundation.
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The Express Online has posted some interesting behind-the-scenes facts from the “Harry Potter” movies. Among other facts, they reveal that Bellatrix Lestrange’s look was one of the most expensive on set.
This is a movie, literally and figuratively, about time. It reminds us all that time is fleeting and to make the most of it, even those who secretly have the power to time travel. Most of all, Tim and his time-traveling father reveal to us the ultimate secret to a happy life.
I have all of the “Bond” films, “Indiana Jones”, “Star Wars”, “Harry Potter”, “Lord of the Rings”, and now, I am proud to include the very first “Hobbit” film. Read on to hear my thoughts on the release of “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” (Extended Edition). WARNING: Contains mild spoilers of new scenes.
“The Sweet Shop” is a quirky British romance that is rather like a piece of candy itself – not too complicated, but sweet, and consumed quickly.
Our own social media intern, Sierra, shares her thoughts on the possible titles for the first film in the highlyanticipated series about Newt Scamander and fantastic beasts.
“A Promise” was by far the most beautiful film of the Toronto International Film festival that we had the pleasure of seeing. It revolved around a love triangle between a sickly factory owner (Alan Rickman), his young protege (Richard Madden), and his young wife (Rebecca Hall).
Our most anticipated film of Toronto International Film Festival was certainly “Kill Your Darlings”! Not just because it starred Harry Potter himself (Daniel Radcliffe), but because the story of first time director John Krokidas, who has been working on this film for almost 10 years, was very inspiring for us film students.
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