Chicago FEEDBACK Film Festival
Toronto, Los Angeles…..and now CHICAGO. LOGAN Cinemas in midtown Chicago.
And so for the first time since 1971 we get a canon Bond film that doesn’t star Roger Moore, and by all rights it shouldn’t be Timothy Dalton parachuting into Gibraltar, it should have been Pierce Brosnan, but he couldn’t get out of his contract for Remington Steele and so Eon signed up Dalton. Was […]
The Living Daylights (1987) — werewolves on the moon
Outlander star Sam Heughan wants another shot at James Bond after missing out on the role of 007 in Casino Royale. The actor auditioned for the role of Bond in the wake of Pierce Brosnan’s departure from the franchise but lost out to Daniel Craig, who has gone on to play 007 in five movies, […]
‘I still dream of playing James Bond’: Outlander star Sam Heughan — Canoe
The story of ambitious truth-seeker Gareth Jones is one of inspired vigor and rich with modern-day relevance. Jones was a journalist working as a foreign affairs advisor to Prime Minister David Lloyd George. He’s best known for exposing the horrors of the Holodomor, Stalin’s state sponsored man-made famine responsible for the deaths of millions in […]
REVIEW: “Mr. Jones” (2020) — Keith & the Movies
While watching the new Netflix Original “All Day and a Night” I kept thinking about John Singleton’s “Boyz n the Hood”. That film immersed its audience in the poverty, drug trade, and gang violence of South Central Los Angeles. But those things were never its focus. Instead “Boyz” worked so well because it was all […]
REVIEW: “All Day and a Night” (2020) — Keith & the Movies
A man in tactical gear sits in his van, a loaded pistol resting on his nervously bouncing knee. Three other men are with him, all armed and staking out a police station. Inside are eight kilos of cocaine confiscated from a drug lord named Adama (Eriq Ebouaney) and he has sent his men to take […]
REVIEW: “Earth and Blood” (2020) — Keith & the Movies
Acclaimed American author Shirley Jackson, best known for her work in horror and Gothic-styled thrillers, worked for two decades before her untimely death at age 48. Throughout her prolific career she wrote a total of six novels, two memoirs, several books on parenting, and over 200 short stories. Her last few years were spent in […]
REVIEW: “Shirley” (2020) — Keith & the Movies
Universal Pictures dropped a nice little surprise for film fans announcing that their new movie “You Should Have Left” will drop direct to VOD in a few weeks. The Blumhouse produced haunted house/psychological thriller is written and directed by David Koepp. What will undoubtedly catch most people’s eye is the film’s star, Kevin Bacon. The […]
First Glance: “You Should Have Left” — Keith & the Movies
For the past few months I’ve dedicated Wednesdays to doing Retro Reviews. The way it works is I put up three options on my Twitter feed (you can follow me @KeithandMovies). Followers vote, I rewatch the movie, and then post the review the following Wednesday. Whatever film finishes second comes back the next week against […]
RETRO REVIEW: “Escape from Alcatraz” (1979) — Keith & the Movies
If a pilot squawks transponder code 7500 it means the aircraft has been hijacked. That alone should give you a pretty good idea of what to expect from the upcoming Amazon Original “7500”. The action-thriller is the feature film debut for German writer-director Patrick Vollrath. Paul Dano was originally slated to be the film’s star […]
First Glance: “7500” — Keith & the Movies
I am very excited to talk about this movie for two reasons This is my very first post of a movie for Girl in Media and I am very intersted in my audience (you guys) will think of it I’m a big fan of this movie and love all the characters (especially Jim Carrey, which […]
Sonic The Hedgehog — Girl in Media
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