The Call is a thriller that works tremendously for the duration of the titular ‘call.’
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REVIEW: Farewell, My Queen (2012)
It should be retitled; ‘Sidonie, Marie Antoinette’s just not that into you.’
POD SAVE OUR SCREEN #18: LUTHER SEASON ONE
In this episode of Pod Save Our Screen, Maria and Blake break down one of the great T.V shows – BBC’s Luther, and get moist over Idris Elba.
POD SAVE OUR SCREEN #17: STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS
In this episode of Pod Save Our Screen, Maria and Blake review Star Trek Into Darkness and it’s mostly an actual proper review an that….
POD SAVE OUR SCREEN #16: Interview with JJ ABRAMS
In this episode of Pod Save Our Screen, Maria and Blake chat to director of Star Trek Into Darkness ( Star Trek, Mission Impossible 3, Super 8 and the upcoming Star Wars Episode VII) JJ Abram about his affinity for sci-fi and how the crew of the enterprise hadn’t reached their mythical peak status.
POD SAVE OUR SCREEN #15: SPRING BREAKERS – ARGH, you introspective bitches!
In this episode of Pod Save Our Screen, Maria and Blake recover in the wake of Spring Breakers.
SNITCH TICKET GIVEAWAY ***COMPLETED***
Thanks to STUDIOCANAL we have 5 Double Passes to Snitch.
The Perks of Being a Wallflower Blu Ray Giveaway
Thanks to Roadshow Entertainment we have 3 copies The Perks of Being a Wallflower to giveaway (3 Blu-Rays)
POD SAVE OUR SCREEN #14: PRAISE THORIN – An Interview with Richard Armitage
To celebrate the release of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey on Blu Ray and DVD Blake had the pleasure of sitting down with Richard (Thorin Oakenshield) Armitage to chat all things middle earth.
POD SAVE OUR SCREEN #13: Hello Mr Stark, Goodbye Maria
In this episode of Pod Save Our Screen, Maria explains her jaunt overseas, Blake cries about Maria’s absence and gushes about Iron Man 3.
REVIEW: Broken (2012)
Broken takes a toxic suburbia and tenderly examines the fallout.
The perks of snagging award winning film reviewer Laurence Barber
Film geek ladies and gentleman, I am once again thrilled to announce the addition of another fantastic contributor to the ranks of Graffiti with Punctuation.
THAT MOVIE SHOW 27/04/2013: Iron Man 3, Song for Marion & Haute Cuisine
On this week’s edition of THAT MOVIE SHOW, find out what Dale and Blake think about Iron Man 3, Haute Cuisine and Song for Marion.
REVIEW: Olympus Has Fallen (2013)
Olympus Has Fallen is the stupid, dark fantasy of backward white trash America that needs another domestic threat to trigger war.
REVIEW: THERESE DESQUEYROUX (2012)
THERESE DESQUEYROUX is an early feminist suffrage text, except instead of the heroine suffering it’s the audience.
REVIEW: Iron Man 3 (2013)
Iron Man 3 is a domestic espionage thriller. It’s a cocktail of everything great about the previous Iron Man films through the sensibility of the seasoned 80s wunderkind.
REVIEW: Star Trek Into Darkness (2013)
This is a Vulcan difficult film to fully explore without spoiling; however I embraced the challenge. At the end of Star Trek (2009) we left the crew of the Enterprise “boldly going where no one…
THAT MOVIE SHOW 21/04/2013: Olympus Has Fallen, The Company You Keep, The Other Son, No
On this week’s edition of THAT MOVIE SHOW Dale and Blake chat Olympus Has Fallen, The Company You Keep, The Other Son and No.
THAT MOVIE SHOW 15/04/2013: OBLIVION, WARM BODIES, SCARY MOVIE 5, FIRST POSITION, THÉRÈSE DESQUEYROUX,
Blake Howard and Dale Sinden take moderate delight guiding you in which films to see and which to avoid with this week’s knee-slapping edition of THAT MOVIE SHOW…
POD SAVE OUR SCREEN #12: “ERRRRRRGGGHHHHHHHH” – Melissa Leo in Olympus Has Fallen
In this episode of Pod Save Our Screen, Maria and Blake get mentioned by Margaret and David because of their inappropriate, unbridled, joy during the torturous Olympus Has Fallen; and marvel at the smoking hot Susan Sarandon.
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FIVE STAR FILMS
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FIVE STAR FILMS #45: Roman Holiday (1953)
Roman Holiday certainly deserves its place in the canon of great classic films, and is an absolute treat to experience. Read more →
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FIVE STAR FILMS #44: The Leopard (1963) by Lee Zachariah
Exactly fifty years ago, The Leopard won the Palm D’or at the 1963 Cannes Film Festival, and this is why. Read more →
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FIVE STAR FILMS #43: Singin’ in the Rain (1952)
So now on to some reasons WHY Singin’ in The Rain (co-directed by greats Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen) is so beloved … Read more →
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FIVE STAR FILMS: Kern Saxton (director of Sushi Girl) – Apocalypse Now (1979)
Kern Saxton, the writer, producer, editor, director and star of 'Sushi Girl' sat down with Graffiti With Punctuation to share his pick for a Five Star Film. Read more →
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FIVE STAR FILMS: Thomas Keneally (Booker Prize Winning Author) Fargo (1996)
TK: "I think that 'Fargo' is a superb film." Read more →
Latest Features
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Alicia Malone’s Cannes Diary: Day 7
“And too much of your butt? Impossible!” I said [to Matt Damon], because I’m shameless.
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Alicia Malone’s Cannes Diary: Day 6
As my friend’s alarm clock signalled the start of another Cannes day, I tentatively opened my eyes, scared to feel the presence of a hangover. There was none, and I was relieved that I had enough sense to stop after a few glasses of champagne last night, which was flowing freely at the Weinstein party.
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Alicia Malone’s Cannes Diary: Day 5
It’s amazing how the weather can affect your mood. Walking out into the sun this morning, seeing the rain cleaned streets sparkle in the sun, I almost wanted to kick up my heels, pull out some jazz hands and possibly break into song. If only I could sing.
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Alicia Malone’s Cannes Diary: Day 4
After yet another pain au chocolat for breakfast, I walked through some relentless rain, cursing my giant umbrella. Here in Cannes, the smartest guys are the umbrella sellers posted on every corner.
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Alicia Malone’s Cannes Diary: Day 2
Waking with a start, my tired eyes struggled to focus. Wait, where am I? I asked myself, and… am I late for something?