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NFB Listens To Number Ones: “One Dance” – Drake (feat. Wizkid & Kyla)
I’ve thought long and hard about it, and I’m still not entirely sure how I feel about “One Dance”. This one is…entrancing I suppose? It’s the kind of song that you will never really forget once you have heard it, … Continue reading
Review: Frank
Frank Trailer There is a very strong tendency in the promotional world of movies today, the world of trailer editing and social media advertising, to skew anything even vaguely comedic into looking like a full blown comedy. Those two minutes … Continue reading
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Tagged fassbender, film, frank, gleeson, gyllenhaal, movies, music, review, sidebottom
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Review: Inside Llewyn Davis
Inside Llewyn Davis Trailer Who isn’t a Coen Brothers fan? Few other directorial entities (since they are joined at the hip in terms of employment it seems) can boost their long list of critical smash hits across a wide variety … Continue reading
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Tagged coens, film, folk, greenwich, inside llewyn davis, isaac, movies, mr kennedy, mulligan, music, new york, o brother, reviews, timberlake
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War Music
A change of pace today. I watch a lot of war movies and war-based film, and here are my favourite scores and tracks from those movies. Drums. Everything needs drums.
1916: Seachtar Na Casca
It is a truly excellent piece of television. Not since Ken Burns’ The Civil War have I been so enraptured by a documentary. What we have here, for the uninitiated, is a seven part hourly series on the signatories of the … Continue reading
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Tagged 1916, actors, aoife strong, betrayed, ceannt, clarke, connolly, coogan, documentary, easter rising, executions, ghosts, gpo, history, ireland, jacobs, macdiarmada, macdonagh, michael fox, minstrel boy, music, pearse, plunkett, polio, review, seachtar na casca, south dublin union, tg4, the dark way, tv, war
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“I’m A Winner And You’re Fat” – Glee
Spoilers for last nights Glee finale. It’s a measure of how much I love Glee, that I was genuinely heartbroken when New Directions loses out at Regional’s. TV shows rarely hit you like that nowadays. It’s been said before all … Continue reading