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South West Filmathon: The Sequel | if Tron were a film fest...

South West Filmathon: The Sequel | if Tron were a film fest…

The South West Filmathon was born online under lockdown, but it lives in a creative environment and speaks a visual language that transcends restrictions. Which is our way of saying it burst out of the virtual and into the real world of shared experience and big screen wonder in the form of The South West Filmathon, The Sequel. A bit like Tron… if the little computer people escaped into the South…

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South West Filmathon: The Sequel | wealth of filmmaking talent

South West Filmathon: The Sequel | wealth of filmmaking talent

Drama, horror, humour, animation, social comment, sci-fi and the birth of a new superhero… kinda, there’s so much talent, skill and creative chutzpah in the South West. Just take a look at the rundown of films at the South West Filmathon: The Sequel. Continue reading

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April 2021 Readathons | Some educational readathons 📚

✨ NEW BLOG POST ✨ If you want to broaden your horizons and read more own-voices books, check out some of these April 2021 readathons! #BookBlogger #Booktwt #DisabilityReadathon #Mythothon #ThankfulAThon #filmathon #ReadFatPositive #Eurovisionathon

Well, I don’t know about you, but 2021 is already being a good reading year for me. Amazing new books are coming out in these next months that deserve to be read, and I bet your shelves are filled with books still waiting to be picked up. So, if you’re looking to challenge yourself and read more, check out some of these April 2021 readathons recommendations! Disability Readathon April 1st —…

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South West Filmathon thing!

South West Filmathon thing!

You know how googly-eyed us and SWFilmMail get over local film, right? Following the success of the Isolation film challenge, make mindspace for the South West Filmathon thing! Here’s what it is…

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stayed up until 4am a few nights (mornings) ago in Portland making this improvised collaborative stop-motion animation with Joe Wasserman for the 2015 Paideia Filmathon! thanks to the czars for funding my lil glock.

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@pattiemallette having a #filmathon with @poobear @brandonfcwe & @loveajoi . In #Japan

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Dawn of the Dead - The 2004 Version with the Richard Cheese song at the end

In this zombie movie you have a group of people that have decided to hold up in a mall... it's a pretty good idea, the doors lock, there is food and supplies, and it's large enough that as long as you stay towards the center of the mall you shouldn't alert any of the undead. They end up making friends with a guy across the street at the gun store but he doesn't have any food so they try to save him and get to the docks where one of the group has a boat, because zombies can't swim.

This film is good for what it is. In my opinion what makes or breaks a zombie movie is how well the characters interact with one another. This film has a pretty good mix of characters with different personalities and different backgrounds which is good, it creates an interesting story.

This film is pretty good and there is a pretty funny scene where two of the characters have a romantic moment over talking about chainsawing zombies.

-Sean

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Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Rings - The Animated One

So tonight I watched the older, animated, Lord of the Rings. Unlike the more recent version, this was made as  a two movie set where books one and part of two were in the first movie and the second part of book two and book three were on a different movie... if that makes sense, it is very late. So yeah I'm sure you know the general story of Lord of the Rings at least so I don't really need to explain what happened in this version.

This version was made in 1978 and is oddly animated. I don't really know how to explain the animation other that by saying that I can't explain it. It is really odd.

This version focus is more on different points in the books that the Peter Jackson ones don't. One case is that they include the part where Saruman the White changes himself to Saruman of Many Colors. So yeah, it was kinda' odd.

-Sean!!