. . . as the great Austrian once said, and I will hold to my word. All's very busy here and I've been trying to take time out to write thoughts and feelings on films that I've seen and all manner of things going on but, finding the time is proving incredibly tough.
I've got so much I want to talk about, like how surprising yet still brilliant The World's End was, or how old siege face Alan Partridge in Alpha Papa was a great revisit of the character for the fans, but does it cater for just anybody? How Jim Carrey was criminally sidelined in the rather misguided but still a bucket fun Kick Ass 2 and how my ultimate pick of the year, (bar the next Hobbit film) Elysium delivered on a promise at being a balls out sci-fi movie, with added socio political riffs, South African cussing and craaaazy weapons.
Not to mention I haven't done a piece on just thoughts about films up coming. I really want to talk about how utterly mind blowing it is that Star Wars Episode VII is going to be shot on 35mm . . . . un . . . . believable. It means a lot for cinema any may be a fantastic middle finger to the likes of Cameron and yes I'm going to say it, Jackson for bludgeoning us over the head with 3D!
Sorry this is a short one just want to get something down and set myself an internet based promise to keep writing film stuff because it's written in ink . . . vicious, digital, ink.
For now if you haven't please read my Behind The Candelabra review, possible one of the knock out films of the year, took me very much by surprise. I also wanted to share with you all a trailer for a film I am trepidatious about however given it's a sequel to probably the best thing to come out Dreamworks Animation I can't help but feel a touch excited . . . enjoy.
I will be back!
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