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Review of The King’s Speech

Posted on November 23, 2010 by admin

For once Colin Firth is not a smooth leading man, as he is quick to show anger, stutters through his words, and is quite pompous and inadequate, but this works out just great given the fact that in The King’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Cinema | Tagged anger, Cinema, colin firth, confidence, Entertainment, Film, film worth, geoffrey rush, insecurities, king george vi, leading man, real people, relationship, royals, short film, speech therapy, stammer, stutters, two men, Weekend | Leave a comment

Review of ‘Exit by the Gift Shop’ from Banksy

Posted on November 19, 2010 by admin

Although Banksy may be Britain’s newest national symbol, it is not likely that you will see him up for an award from the Queen due to his rather alternative forms of art expression. Instead, public space vandal/street artists Banksy is … Continue reading →

Posted in Art | Tagged adrenaline rush, art expression, banksy, blair witch, borat, documentary style, evening wear, exploits, gift shop, graffiti, london waterloo, national symbol, outlaws, public space, red carpet, short film, street artists, street preacher, underpass, west bank, west bank barrier | Leave a comment