formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
When asked by W magazine what makes her cry, Swinton replied: “Oh, pretty much anything by Hayao Miyazaki. When I met (him) – I’m so happy and proud to be able to say this sentence – when I met Miyazaki … Continued
Other times, the toll of luxury has been less about the distraction from the film and more about the gentle humiliation of the filmgoer. Last year at the film festival, I ordered myself a humble cup of peppermint tea to … Continued
It is the age of signing open letters, then issuing apologies for signing them a few days later; of fretting about the effect of AI on human creativity, then boring anyone who will listen with “hilarious” responses generated from ChatGPT … Continued
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