“My quibble with Bradley Cooper’s work is that Maestro is more a showcase of his ability to do a good Leonard Bernstein impression than it is a serious biopic about this towering figure of 20th century music.”
Category: Travel
I’m not sure if it beats the Hong Kong typhoon or the Caribbean cruise ship near ban, but […]
Asteroid City breaks the third wall, the fourth wall – every wall that’s ever been thought up by human showfolk to enable comprehension and clarity. It breaks down the barriers of performance and drowns the lot in an incoherent soup of stylish surrealism and quirkiness for its own sake.
Customer satisfaction surveys have become downright inescapable. I waste a huge amount of time doing them as I can never resist when someone asks for my opinion.
With the war in Ukraine constantly in the news now I’ve been pondering the historic custom of referring […]
This is an edited version of the speech I gave in thanks to Lindy Chamberlain-Creighton, who was our […]
Nitram is an examination of the life of the Port Arthur gunman in the time leading up to […]
This review was first published on my Facebook page in July 2015 Jason di Rosso (my new go-to […]
As I write this, Nomadland has just lived up to the buzz by winning three of the Oscar […]
An extremely well-made, well-acted and tense film telling the true story of how the FBI suborned a minor […]