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  • Weekly Photo Challenge: Silhouette

    Silhouettes, Dover Castle, a photo by iainthekid on Flickr.

    Iain Kelly

    21/10/2012
    Documentary, Image, Media, photography
    image, photography, postaday, silhouette, weekly photo challenge
  • BAD BRUCE WILLIS: The Forgivable Sins of LOOPER

    Rian Johnson’s Looper is a good film, with touches of brilliance, but equally with a central dubious morality and the plot weaknesses inherent in any film that uses time travel as a central plot structure. The way that these central problems are addressed by Johnson, and how they interact with one another are essential to…

    Iain Kelly

    17/10/2012
    Art, Cinema, Commentary, Culture, Entertainment, Media, Review, Review
    art, bruce willis, cinema, cinema review, commentary, culture, entertainment, film, film review, joseph gordon-levitt, looper, movies, Review, reviews, rian johnson, science fiction
  • Weekly Photo Challenge: Big

    The scale of the modern windmills up close demonstrated by the person at the foot of this one, taken at the Whitelee Windmill Farm in South Lanarkshire, Scotland.

    Iain Kelly

    16/10/2012
    Documentary, Image, Media, photography
    big, image, perspective, photography, postaday, sky, whitelee, windmill, windmill farm
  • A Rant About TAKEN

    If I was to be topical, of course, this blog should be a review of the current Taken sequel taking vast amounts of box office money around the world, the imaginatively titled Taken 2. It’s not though, for one fundamental reason – I shan’t be going to see Taken 2 at the cinema. I may stumble…

    Iain Kelly

    09/10/2012
    Cinema, Commentary, Culture, Entertainment, Film Review, Media, Review, Review
    cinema, cinema review, commentary, culture, entertainment, film, film review, liam neeson, luc beeson, movies, Review, reviews, taken, taken 2
  • BRAVE

    A film review with a bit of a difference: a letter, reprinted below, published in the British Film Institute’s Sight & Sound magazine (November 2012 edition, edited slightly by the journal).  I wrote them in response to a largely positive review from Thirza Wakefield, of Disney Pixar’s Brave. Whither Pixar? It’s not so much the…

    Iain Kelly

    07/10/2012
    Cinema, Commentary, Culture, Film Review, Media, Review, Review
    bfi, brave, british film institute, cinema, cinema review, commentary, culture, disney, film, film review, letter, movies, pixar, published, Review, reviews, sight & sound
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