“It’s Christmas Eve. It’s the one night of the year when we all act a little nicer, we smile a little easier, we cheer a little more. For a couple… Continue reading "The Film ‘89 Year in Review 2019 – Part 3, Steve."
The year that future historians will refer to as two thousand and nineteen has been a great one for us here at Film ‘89 Towers. We’ve seen the site go… Continue reading "The Film ‘89 Year in Review 2019 – Part 2, Skye."
It seemed almost inevitable that Martin Scorsese would one day win an Oscar. This is the man who made Mean Streets, Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, Goodfellas and many more. He is revered… Continue reading "The Departed (2006)."
In something of a different approach to that of our previous end of year reviews, this year we’re giving each member of the Film ‘89 team their own piece via… Continue reading "The Film ‘89 Year in Review 2019 – Part 1, Leighton Winstone."
Amsterdam was abuzz with excitement when The Promise of Pisa (directed by Norbert ter Hall) was released a few months ago. It’s an adaptation of a novel-cum-memoir written by a… Continue reading "The Promise (2019)."
What began life as seemingly nothing more than the wishes of eager fans, the mystical “Snyder Cut” of the 2017 DCEU team-up film, Justice League, seems to be gathering momentum.… Continue reading "Zack Snyder shares new image of Superman in black costume."
Although known for making what may be considered ‘prestige’ films and the promotion of art-house classics, Martin Scorsese has always had a liking for more low-brow genre films, including the film noir ‘B’ pictures… Continue reading "Shutter Island (2010)."
It looks like The Fugitive will be on the run once again with Albert Hughes (The Book Of Eli) set to direct what Warner Brothers has referred to as a… Continue reading "The Fugitive is set to go on the run again."
Not one to dwell on the bad box office reception for the Charlie’s Angels reboot, the film’s director, Elizabeth Banks has showed that her Hollywood ambition is far from diminished,… Continue reading "Elizabeth Banks to become The Invisible Woman for Universal."
With the release of the new Charlie’s Angels reboot failing to capture the interest of cinema goers, it’s director has already begun to use the too often used tactic of… Continue reading "The Customer is (mostly) always right."
