Posts Tagged ‘BenWhishaw’
Film
Paddington 2
Paddington 2 is very much a film for the now. It’s a film set in a happily diverse and multi-cultural city. It’s a film with a migrant as its lead. It’s a film that celebrates positivity and doing the right thing. It is, in man...
Features
Ben Whishaw Talks London Spy
The critically acclaimed series, London Spy, deals with two people from very different walks whose love story quickly suddenly unravels into a spy thriller. The stirring five-part mystery, from acclaimed best-selling author Tom...
Film
Spectre
Since Sam Mendes set the bar precariously high in 2012, with the hugely popular and profitable Skyfall, the next installment was always going to have incredible hype around its release with audience expectations peaked and brea...
Film
Suffragette
It’s difficult to separate style from substance when watching Suffragette. The power of the film’s message being so intimately woven with our relatively recent history that it’s hard to distinguish the emotion...
Film
The Lobster
The Lobster‘s opening scene is that of a woman driving in a car through remote countryside. She stops the car, in the pouring rain, gets out and shoots a donkey dead with a pistol. Thus the stage is set perfectly for this...
DVD And Blu-ray
Paddington
Based on Michael Bond’s beloved children’s character, Paddington didn’t have the easiest cinematic birth. First there was that “conscious uncoupling” from original vocal talent Colin Firth before a first look at the titular bea...
