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Snow White 2025
Sam, CW: Disney Princess mentioned.
Was the film enjoyable? Unequivocally, yes. But to be honest, this could also be because me and Niall continuously made jokes to one another. Was it great? Obviously not. It’s a film with a definite audience of 12 and under, so at 19 it’s quite hard to give it more than 3 stars. It was lighthearted, humorous at times, and the dwarves (not too sure on the CGI, to be honest) served a particularly entertaining…
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Requiem for a Dream 2000
I am a notable non-expert when it comes to cinematography, but, in my opinion, it is fantastically done in Requiem for a Dream (2000). I really enjoyed the blend of audio/visual: it is haunting, yet beautiful. Aronofsky definitely had a vision here, the shots are visually impressive and artistic, and I am a big fan of the extensive use of split screen. Despite the film being overly deterministic and perceivably obvious, hence the 2 1/2 star rating, Ellen Burstyn’s commentary…
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I, Daniel Blake 2016
My intention for watching was because of A Level Media Studies, but Mr Loach has opened a door to a whole new genre of film for me! I, Daniel Blake (2016) could not be more relevant than right now, despite the fact it has been almost a decade since its release. The Labour government needs to give their head a wobble considering their recent plans to cut disability benefits - and they could do with a screening of I, Daniel…
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