Sergey Bodrov is
not a very famous director. He has been
around for a while actually. Over 40
years since his first short film and about 15 full length features with some
documentaries thrown in, Bodrov finally gets his first truly big banner kind of
movie with Seventh Son
Ensuring you watch what is good and hope that you avoid what is bad in the world of cinema
Showing posts with label Alicia Vikander. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alicia Vikander. Show all posts
Thursday, 29 January 2015
Wednesday, 5 February 2014
The Fifth Estate
And the world of
exasperating Biopics was as prevalent at the Mumbai International Film Festival
(MIFF) as anywhere else. With the amount
of publicity and talk about Julian Assange over the years, one would have
expected a movie that was as good as David Fincher’s Social Network. While there is every attempt made to look
like Social Network, at the end of it all, one is left wondering what could
have been instead of celebrating what was.
Labels:
2013,
6.5 on 10,
Alexander Siddig,
Alicia Vikander,
Anatole Taubman,
Anthony Mackie,
Benedict Cumberbatch,
Bill Condon,
Biopic,
Daniel Brühl,
David Thewlis,
Laura Linney,
Peter Capaldi,
Stanley Tucci
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