Film Review – The Menu (2022)
Even on holiday I have to get my cinema fix, That came on my first full day in Tokyo, Japan. Ending the day with a trip to the local Toho …
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Chronicles In Film Now Twitter!
It’s taken us nearly 7 years to catch up, but we’ve done it. Chronicles In Film is now finally on social media! Since day one of the blog we have …
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Films Set In Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo Japan is a wonderful city and last month I visited the place for 7 nights. I ticked it off my bucket list, a holiday that’ll never forget. For this …
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Film Review – Armageddon Time (2022)
Life is so unfair in James Gray’s coming of age drama Armageddon Time. The film is set in 1980 New York. The nation is on the cusp of a socio-political …
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Film Review – She Said (2022)
five years after ‘sexual predator’ Harvey Weinstein road to his downfall, we get She Said. The film based on that New York Times story that charts the downfall of the …
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Best Bill Nighy Performances
The wonderful Bill Nighy is the star and leading actor in Living. The English language reboot/remake of Akira Kurosawa’s classic 1952 Ikiru. In celebration of Living now in UK cinemas …
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Film Review – Bodies Bodies Bodies (2022)
Like any film I always give it a chance before giving judgement. A24 Films has been a distributor that’s given us many reliable releases. Here in the UK this film …
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Film Review – Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022)
2020 when Chadwick Boseman died at the young age of 43 to Colon Cancer. It took everyone by shock when he was finally at the top of his game, as …
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Film Review – Living (2022)
When it comes to Akira Kurosawa films. He will always be remembered for the likes of samurai focused films like Rashomon (1950), Seven Samurai (1954), Throne Of Blood (1957) , …
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Film Review – Watcher (2022)
In 1954 Alfred Hitchcock opened the door to voyeurism in film with Rear Window. You could argue Voyeuristic films have been around well before the classic Hitchcock film, you would …
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