Blog Profile / Mark Kermode's Film Blog
| URL : | http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/markkermode/ | |
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| Filed Under: | Film / Film Reviews | |
| Posts on Regator: | 210 | |
| Posts / Week: | 2.2 | |
| Archived Since: | July 6, 2011 | |
Blog Post Archive
The Great Gatsby - Greater In 2D?
The Great Gatsby has opened with great box office figures but not in 3D - Mark asks why that could be.
The Musical Problem
Mark asks why so many people have trouble accepting the musical genre.
May 2013 Feedback
I've posted recently asking which films you would choose to re-edit and who would you cast in which role. Here I pick out some of your best responses.
Film Club: The Great Gatsby
In the run up to the release of the new 3D version Mark looks back at the 1974 version of The Great Gatsby
Cyber Critics
Mark Kermode looks at the range of film sites on the web and asks which are the best.
Culture Clash
Pedro Almodovar has a new movie out this week called I'm So Excited. It's a comedy that is rooted in Spanish politics and society - but how much do we miss out on when watching films from other cultures?
Cinerama
Mark highlights a weekend celebrating widescreen cinema at the National Media Museum and asks what is it like to experience Cinerama.
Casting Call
In the week in which Steve Coogan plays Paul Raymond, Mark asks who would you cast to play who and why.
Cut To The Chase
Mark asks which films should be re-edited and why?
April Feedback
Mark picks out responses to two recent blogs about mindblowing cinematic moments and enduring TV sci-fi.
The Star Trek Question
Mark looks at the old Star Trek TV series and asks why it has endured in the way it has.
Dead Ahead
Mark reveals the bizarre censor's notes relating to the release of the original Evil Dead film in the 1980s.
Mindblowing Moments
Mark Kermode asks what are your mindblowing moments in film?
Kristin's In The House
Mark Kermode reviews two recent films starring Kristen Scott Thomas and examines her views on why subtitled films are gaining in popularity.
Kristen's In The House
Mark reviews two recent films starring Kristen Scott Thomas and examines her views on why subtitled films are gaining in popularity.
Happy Holidays
Mark Kermode suggests a double bill of British films about the great outdoors.
Film Club: Sunshine
Mark's Kermode Uncut Film Club choice is Danny Boyle's Sunshine.
Feedback on one line reviews
Mark picks out his favourite responses to recent posts on bad film reviews and inappropriate laughter during movies.
Teenage Kicks
Mark highlights the new movie Good Vibrations about the godfather of Belfast Punk Terri Hooley.
No Laughing Matter
Mark asks why we laugh sometimes during films when we know we shouldn't.