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Monocle Radio Invites Beatie Wolfe to Review the Year
The Monocle Daily (News from Europe and the Americas). M24's host Tom Edwards is joined by film critics Jason Solomons and Karen Krizanovich, while I supplied the music.
25 December 2014 Episode 819
Primeras Críticas Independence Day Contraataque
Primeras Críticas Independence Day Contraataque
Por fin tenemos con nosotros las críticas de los afortunados que han podido ver ya Independence Day Contraataque, protagonizada por Jeff Goldblum, Maika Monroe y Liam Hemsworth y dirigida por Roland Emmerich. (more…)
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Movie Talk meets Paul Bettany discussing recent and upcoming movie projects.
A lovely interview reflecting on milestones of Paul’s career.
It’s got Zoe Saldana who’s gorgeous and fantastic, but the racism of Hollywood is such, this is why I hate the film, is that she’s a gorgeous black actress with Latino blood as well, she’s absolutely beautiful every time she’s in a major movie they have to pretend she’s not black by turning her blue in Avatar and in this one she’s green and yellow as if... that’s when she can get the lead characters. I hate it I found it offensive this film. I found it idiotic from the first moment it starts, it blows stuff up and it doesn’t stop blowing stuff up until the very end. All endings of Hollywood blockbusters involve blowing everything up until there is nothing left. Well they just do that constantly in this film they think it’s funny, it’s not funny... but there’s no story it’s not about anything it’s about a maguffin. This film is not about anything and therefore it acts in a complete vacuum of any plot or morality and therefore you don’t care about any of it nothing of it exists at all, it’s supposed to be like retro and funny. It was horrible and loud as well.
Jason Solomons, Film Critic reviewing Guardians of the Galaxy
Travelling Light Post-Show Q&A:
For the first time the National Theatre Live of Travelling Light included a post show Q&A with director, Nicholas Hytner, writer Nicholas Wright and film critic Jason Solomons on our 9 February NT Live broadcast. Questions were submitted via Twitter and Facebook. We hope to extend this to future broadcasts!
The Guardian interviews Steve McQueen and Michael Fassbender on "Shame". UK release 13th January 2012.
