We all love films here, but we don’t love all films. As part of the #BRWC10 extravaganza, let us present to you the 10 Worst Films of the last 10 Years. (Disclaimer: I’m not a professional film critic, and I don’t go out of my way to watch films I know
To celebrate the 10 year anniversary of BRWC and as we look back the last 10 years in film I have selected six films from 2012 that I consider to still be iconic and influential today. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOrNdBpGMv8[/embed] 1. Marvel's Avengers Assemble The ultimate 'Tent Pole' movie. Joss Whedon's magnum opus proved that a
#BRWC10: Happy Birthday To Us! Well, I can't quite believe it! You never guess what? Today is the 10th anniversary of battleroyaleweithcheese, BRWC! Ten bloody years! From posting up my mate Andy's thoughts on The Dark Knight to the Sudden Double Deep and FilmFrame podcasts, this little site has grown! It has
2018's Oscar winning short film. Reposted from January this year, as part of #BRWC10. From the start, it's not immediately obvious what The Silent Child is about. It opens with a woman riding a bike down country lanes to a slow and mysterious piece of music, which immediately creates a sense of unease.
Paddy Chayefsky wrote Marty in 1953. The romantic drama tells the story of a middle-aged butcher who lives with his mother and longs after a loving relationship. It was Chayefsky’s ode to the common man, his Barton Fink moment, if you will. Rod Steiger played the lead in the original
