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Sam Sewell-Peterson
Writer and film fanatic fond of black comedies, sci-fi, animation and films about dysfunctional families.
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Tag Archives: Comedy
‘Blazing Saddles’ at 50 – Review
Posted in Film, Film Review, The Film Magazine
Tagged Blazing Saddles, Cleavon Little, Comedy, Gene Wilder, Mel Brooks, Western
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‘Steamboat Willie’ at 95 – Review
Posted in Film, Film Review, The Film Magazine
Tagged Animation, Comedy, Disney, Family Film, Steamboat Willie, Ub Iwerks, Walt Disney
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‘The Truman Show’ at 25 – Review
Posted in Film, Film Review, The Film Magazine
Tagged Comedy, Drama, Ed Harris, Jim Carrey, Peter Weir, Sci-fi, The Truman Show
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Renfield (2023) Review
Posted in Film, Film Review, The Film Magazine
Tagged Action, Chris McKay, Comedy, Dracula, Horror, Nicholas Hoult, Nicolas Cage, Renfield
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Brian and Charles (2022) Review
Posted in Film, Film Review, The Film Magazine
Tagged Brian and Charles, Chris Hayward, Comedy, David Earl, Jim Archer
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Review in Brief: Aftersun (2022)
Charlotte Wells is a filmmaker unafraid to let a scene play out, to hold exactly as long as is required. AFTERSUN follows 31 year-old divorced dad Calum (Paul Mescal, sensational) and his daughter Sophie (Frankie Corio, an instant star), both … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Film Review, Review in Brief
Tagged Aftersun, Charlotte Wells, Comedy, Drama, Frankie Corio, Paul Mescal
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Review in Brief: Do Revenge (2022)
DO REVENGE is MEAN GIRLS meets STRANGERS ON A TRAIN, but with plenty of choice 90s needle drops. After a humiliating sex tape is leaked to her prep school, former queen bee Drea Torres (Camila Mendes) makes a deal with … Continue reading
Review in Brief: Brian and Charles (2022)
This simply delightful Wallace and Gromit-riffing absurdist comedy from Jim Archer follows Brian (David Earl), a lonely inventor of useless things who makes himself a robot friend from a mannequin and a washing machine. The AI mind of the robot, … Continue reading
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Tagged Brian and Charles, Chris Hayward, Comedy, David Earl, Jim Archer
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