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The Gentlemen 2019
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Vue Blackburn
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Guy Ritchie returns to the genre that has defined his career. While it’s nice to see this, I feel that this film doesn’t quite get to Snatch levels of entertainment. The colourful cast of characters do delight though, especially Colin Farrell as an ageing boxing coach.
The film does a good job of showing how modern life has entered and changed the criminal world, such as the ‘taxing’ scene. Saying that, the casual…Translated from by -
La Dolce Vita 1960
Video on Demand
MUBI
Part of Fellini 100————————————————-
A strange and sprawling epic which delves into the hedonism of 1960s Rome. Mastroianni brings to life Marcello who simply wades through the film in a carefree manner. The narrative follows a loose episodic structure and isn’t afraid to leave loose ends. The location cinematography brings Rome to life leading to many iconic scenes such as the Trevi Fountain. Tonally the film shifts as there’s funny, profound and shocking moments. Rife with symbolism and motifs on life and the people within it, I feel this film needs to be slowly digested over time.
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