RANTS & REFLECTIONS
MEMORIES THAT DON’T F-F-F-FADE AWAY – THE WHO triumph at Charlton
REFUSAL TO COWER – Funny Cow says it in Black and White
It is not too much of a leap making the assumption FUNNY COW (director Adrian Shergold, 102 minutes) is based loosely on the rise to fame of 70s singer and comedienne Marti Caine. That said the film is far from comic, often unrelentingly…
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ALIGN WITH ME – A personal take on the FA Cup Final……………
EXCITABLE JOY – The genius that was WARREN ZEVON
THE SULTAN OF SWING – Sinatra beats all with ‘Songs For Swingin’ Lovers.’
BECKING ORDER: Jeff Beck Documentary – Still On The Run (review)
RIGHT MOVES – BOB SEGER Enters Platinum Selling Land
SPUD YOU (MAY) LIKE – The Guernsey Literary And Potato Peel Society (review)
If there was an award for the most unusual film title of the year THE GUERNSEY LITERARY AND POTATO PEEL PIE SOCIETY (dir Mike Newell, 124 mins) would definitely be in the running. That said it is the only one it is…
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I, TONYA – The Life and Crime of Tonya Harding
Trying to categorize I Tonya (119 mins, director Craig Gillespie) is rather like attempting to judge the main character of the piece, figure skater Tonya Harding – whose role in the infamous attack on skating rival Nancy Kerrigan prior to the United States naming…
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