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Brighton on Film
Putting a Brighton-spin on all things film.


Interstella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem and 25 Years of Daft Punk's Discovery
Poster for Interstella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem. It's no secret that Daft Punk is my favourite musical artist of all time. They've been my most-listened-to artist on Spotify for 5 years straight at this point, and while it was a shame to only get into them after their break-up in 2021, it might've been a blessing in disguise. TRON: Legacy, as much as the film itself is a middling cocktail of mediocrity for the most part, will always be in my memory for introd

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Hummingbird - When Jason Statham Tried Something Slightly Different
Hummingbird may look like just another standard Jason Statham film, but it turns out to be surprisingly decent, with one of Statham's best performances. Theatrical Release Poster for Hummingbird. Photo Credit: Lionsgate Jason Statham films are the equivalent of ordering from your favourite takeaway. The quality's consistently good, there are no surprises, and while you know there are likely better restaurants to get a takeaway from, you feel a sense of loyalty to this one. Ho

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Avatar: The Way of Water - Second Verse, Same Visual Spectacle As The First
James Cameron's sequel to the highest-grossing film ever is frustratingly simple at times, yet it enhances the original's foundations for a visually stunning experience.

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The Running Man Review - Glen Powell Shines In Dystopian Thriller That Could've Been Something Special
Glen Powell brings much-needed charisma to this Stephen King adaptation, but with Edgar Wright directing, could the final product have been even better? Theatrical Release Poster for The Running Man. Photo: Paramount It's been a surprisingly good year for adaptations of Stephen King novels. The Monkey may have been tonally inconsistent and in desperate need to fully lean into the absurdity and cynicism to make it stand out more, but critics enjoyed it, and the film was commer
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Sunshine: When Genre Mixing Hampers Potential Greatness
Danny Boyle's Sunshine is an audiovisual feast for the ages, yet its foray into horror in its third act hampers its overall quality, and...
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Phone Booth: Underrated Early 2000s Brilliance
The late Joel Schumacher's psychological thriller deserves to be remembered by more people, and here's why. Phone Booth's theatrical...
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