formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
In the last of our miniseries, we look at how Hollywood has become a franchise machine. But in a sea of superheroes and sequels, there is still room for cinematic artistry. Source: The Guide #196: How blockbusters, streaming and risk-averse … Continued
The Colombian-born singer moved to the U.S. as a teenager to expand her music career. Source: Shakira: Being an Immigrant in U.S. ‘Means Living in Constant Fear’
George Lucas’s original 1977 cut has been screened for the first time in decades – but it looks more like fancy dress than grand sci-fi epic. Source: Star Wars was the greatest film ever. Now it looks terrible
Ridley Scott has never been afraid of sharing his opinion on the industry he works in, and he has done it again when addressing how “dangerous” it is for audiences to be able to easily skip cinemas – and why … Continued
Jonathan English questions whether your AV strategy is worth the paper it’s written on. Source: Industry Insights: Act like a business within the business | AV Magazine
“The influence of American cinema in Europe is stronger, I would say,” de Armas started. “Europeans like European films, I would say. I think Europeans also – or Spanish people – have a pretty wide spectrum of…they know about cinema, … Continued