Of Course I’m a Faker
You’ve likely heard “fake it until you make it.” However, I am here to tell you to fake it and then fake it some more. […]
2012
Little Memory Loss: Blackout – Jeremy Shattuck
Blackout follows the story of Harley Roberts (Timothy Woodward Jr.), a young, successful lawyer with everything to lose. Roberts has just made junior partner at his […]
A Royal Affair (En Kongelig Affære) Review
An incredibly famous historical tale in it’s native land, the tragic love triangle between King Christian VII, his wife Caroline Mathilde and German physician Johann […]
Lincoln – Review
A Little Less Conversation Any self respecting history aficionado knows that watching past events through the eyes of Steven Spielberg is akin to looking at […]
Django Unchained – review
Unchained Melody Take a dash of Roots, a splash of Kill Bill, and a generous dollop of the Sergios Corbucci and Leone. Stir in an explosive soundtrack […]
CP’s Top 10 of 2012
The Final Countdown It’s coming towards the end of January and certain corners of the Internet are positively overflowing with reviewers’ lists of what they […]
Amores Perros: Moments of Weightlessness
Alejandro González Iñárritu’s film Amores Perros (2000) is a prime example of what Alissa Quart coined “Hyperlink Cinema” (Quart 1). Essentially, a term that refers to […]
The Perks Of Being A Wallflower Review: Angst Management
Angst Management The Perks Of Being A Wallflower takes itself seriously. Too seriously. Lines like “I feel infinite” are used to describe the emotions felt driving […]
Is Nuclear Power Safe? The Physical Dangers of Meltdown
Annabel Gillings’ Fukushima: Is Nuclear Power Safe? (2011) is a documentary that explores the aftermath of the “Core melt accident” at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear […]