Flash Review – Mad Max: Fury Road
More like Mad Max: Feminist Road, amirite?
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The Five Senses Blogathon
Hello everyone! Long time no see, huh? Well, I’m back with my entry in Nostra’s wonderful “Five Senses” blogathon. MyFilmviews is hosting it, in association with Dutch moviepodcasters MovieInsiders (who inspired the blogathon). Kudos… Continue reading
Scattered Frames: The Contenders – Part III
Hi everybody! Oscar week is here and I’m still trying to catch up with all the nominees in the major categories. Seeing as I still haven’t watched Selma, American Sniper and… Continue reading
Scattered Frames: The Contenders – Part II
Hi! It’s me again, this time with the second serving of short and sweet reviews about some of this year’s main award contenders. Enjoy! Begin Again: A pleasant film that’s so restrained… Continue reading
Jupiter Ascending (2015)
Directed by: Andy & Lana Wachowski Written by: Andy & Lana Wachowski Starring: Mila Kunis, Channing Tatum, Eddie Redmayne, Sean Bean, Douglas Booth I was going to make a joke along the… Continue reading
Scattered Frames: The Contenders – Part I
Hello everyone! I’ve upped my cinematic intake considerably in the last few weeks in preparation for Hollywood’s biggest night, but I’m still trying to find the time to write about them and get… Continue reading
Scattered Frames: Want some curry, chato?
Hello everybody! Welcome to another edition of Scattered Frames 🙂 Today I share my thoughts on two films a bit on the lighter side: one made me feel so good and the other,… Continue reading
Scattered Frames: The Maize Runner
I’m back, you guys! In case you hadn’t noticed, I hadn’t produced any new content in a long while. Lately I have not been as committed to celluloid as I’ve been to my… Continue reading
Woody Allen: A Documentary [2012]
It wasn’t intentional, and I swear I’m not copying Alexander either, but this week has been pretty Allen-centric here at Committed to Celluloid! First, it was my turn to run in the 10… Continue reading
Halfway thru 2014, the finest films of the year (so far)
I know it’s a huge cliché but time absolutely flies. It feels like just yesterday we were watching the ball drop on Times Square with a glass of champagne and 12 grapes and… Continue reading