Edgar Wright is an English director and screenwriter born in 1974 in Poole, a small town of just 150,000 inhabitants. If you’ve never heard of him, this post might be a good place to start familiarizing with him. If you know him already, you’ve probably seen some or all of the films of the so-called … More Edgar Wright: Reviews of All His Movies
Here on the blog I try to maintain an average of one post per day. This sums up to 365 posts a year, so you may think that I cannot possibly watch so many movies! And you would be right, but since I follow a schedule which alternates between a movie review and a Star Trek (or The-X-Files) … More Jim Jarmusch: Reviews of All His Movies
Down By Law is a 1986 movie written and directed by Jim Jarmusch. The protagonists are two musicians, Tom Waits and John Lurie, together with an amazing Roberto Benigni probably at the peak of his career as a comedian. This is for me the first great movie by Jarmusch, the first funny comedy that works … More Down By Law: Movie Review
Tom Shone is a film critic who, after publishing two retrospectives on Martin Scorsese and Woody Allen respectively, has written a third one about the great Quentin Tarantino (released in the United States in late 2017). The book is a beautiful object of more than 250 pages of giant format of fine quality and it … More Tarantino: A retrospective (book review)
Nochnoy dozor (Night watch) is a 2004 Russian action/fantasy/horror film directed by Timur Bekmambetov and based on the book written by Sergej Luk’janenko. It supposedly is the first chapter of a trilogy which remains incomplete as of today because after directing the sequel Dnevnoy dozor (Day watch) in 2006, Bekmambetov lost interest in it and devoted … More Night Watch: Movie Review
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