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Helen Branscome

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  • Helen Branscome wrote a new blog post: SYNOPSIS:
    In-depth exploratio…
      1 day, 3 hours ago

    SYNOPSIS:

    In-depth exploration of the conception and filming of The Matrix and the planning and execution of forthcoming sequels Matrix Reloaded and Matrix 3.

    Review by Richard Kuipers:

    Fans of sci-fi scourge The Matrix intention be in real, virtual or whatever heaven they sigh for with this exhaustive look at every conceivable element of the franchise's planning, execution [...]

  • Helen Branscome wrote a new blog post: Shakira – Oral Fixation Tour review   3 days, 22 hours ago

    She sings. She struts. She skips. And she trots escape some dulcet generic phase moves to go along with her big, high-concept numbers that are influenced by Mid-Eastern and Indian culture.

    But Shakira is to all intents not deserving of the lampooning she got in the romantic comedy “Music & Lyrics.” [...]


  • Sixteen years after ‘Rocky V’ comes a sequel few can seriously enjoy been anticipating, as freelancer-administrator-star Stallone comes rotten the ropes allowing for regarding one mould arthritic combination. Given that he hit 60 pattern year, the entirety thing’s only just plausible, but Stallone does direct to engineer a confrontation with a teeny grain of credibility. [...]

  • Helen Branscome wrote a new blog post: The crux of the problem arise…   1 week, 1 day ago

    The crux of the problem arises in a scene where matchmaker/Beverly Hills princess Cher (Silverstone) tries to teach her project Tai (Murphy) what the word "sporadically" means (it refers to how often Silverstone sees new scripts): rather than let the moment play out in its own spectacularly ironic way, it comments on it with an [...]

  • Helen Branscome wrote a new blog post: Breakheart Pass (1975)   1 week, 3 days ago

    Tolerably typical Alistair MacLean adventure with all the usual failings: minimal characterisation, severe dialogue, too much cook up, and too ungenerous real, congenital dynamism as opposed to weightily set up action pieces. This people manages to combine a basic Ten Trivial Indians plot with assassinate on a train à la Orient Accurate, set in the [...]

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