Tag: comedy

• MAF 2018: Short Films 1

  

  I am so glad that I have managed to visit the Manchester Animation Festival again this year after being unable to go last year. This is a fantastic festival showcasing and celebrating all things animation with panels, Q&A’s and screenings over the three days that can certainly get your creative juices flowing. Over the next […]

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  April 10, 2019

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• What Men Want (Shankman, 2019)

  

  > Date Seen: 4th March 2019 < -Spoilers Alert- If you’ve ever seen What Women Want (Meyers, 2000) then of course this film will ring a bell as a remake of this old comedy – with the opposite genders. So instead of this chauvinistic man (played by Mel Gibson) getting to hear women’s thoughts it […]

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  March 11, 2019

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• How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World (DeBlois, 2019)

  

  > Date Seen: 22nd February 2019 < -Spoilers Alert- I have been a fan of the How to Train Your Dragon series ever since I read the books by Cressida Cowell when I was a kid and when DreamWorks decided to bring these epic little drawings and World of that story to life in an […]

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  March 4, 2019

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• Johnny English Strikes Again (Kerr, 2018)

  

  > Date Seen: 17th October 2018 < -Spoilers Alert-   If you have never heard of Johnny English I will be very surprised. As this film makes for the third reincarnation of the much beloved [though greatly accident-prone] Johnny English role (played by the very stylised Rowan Atkinson). “Basil. Basil… Golightly. And this is… Colin. […]

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  October 22, 2018

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• A Simple Favor (Feig, 2018)

  > Date Seen: 18th September 2018 < -Spoilers Alert- When I saw the trailer for this film I was drawn straight in with the beautiful shots, wonderful actors and memorable music. The mystery of the story also making you want to see more as you wonder what has happened to this woman Emily. “Did you […]

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  September 24, 2018

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• The Happytime Murders (Henson, 2018)

  > Date Seen: 5th September 2018 < -Spoilers Alert- Being from a puppet-making course at University I am always excited to see the new things of the industry. So of course hearing of this mainstream puppet film created for an adult audience I was intrigued. “If shit gets crazy I’m gonna go crazy as shit.” […]

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  September 10, 2018

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• Christopher Robin (Forster, 2018)

  > Date Seen: 29th August 2018 < -Spoilers Alert-   This film is a wonderful look at Christopher Robin’s life after his childhood and long after he has even thought of his friends from The Hundred Acre Woods. All about adulthood and it’s responsibilities. “Doing nothing often leads to the very best kind of something” […]

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  September 3, 2018

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• The Spy Who Dumped Me (Fogel, 2018)

  > Date Seen: 24th August 2018 < -Spoilers Alert- This was a fun filled comedy that I was looking forward to seeing since the enticing crazy trailer. And I wasn’t disappointed for some great laughs in the cinema. “Oh my God! I killed someone! I killed someone!” “Stop yelling that!” Audrey and Morgan, The Spy […]

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  August 27, 2018

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