My Favourite Films of 2024!
Category: Film
The Plain, Simple Review of the Year: The Best Films of 2023
Hello there! I’m well aware that the last blog post that I wrote was my *2022* review of the year but now, on New Year’s Eve 2023,… Read more “The Plain, Simple Review of the Year: The Best Films of 2023”
The Plain, Simple Review of the Year: Part Two – Top 20 Films of 2022
The Best Films of 2022!
The Plain, Simple Review of the Year: 2022 – Part One
Featuring The Best TV, Worst Films, and Favourite First Time Watches of 2022
Ultimate Decades Blogathon 2022: “Nosferatu” (1922)
Recently, I contributed to Drew and Kim’s famous blogathon by giving my thoughts on an influential film that celebrates its centenary this year and the post can… Read more “Ultimate Decades Blogathon 2022: “Nosferatu” (1922)”
The Plain, Simple Review of the Month: January 2022
Featuring mini reviews/roundups of Belfast, The 355, Hotel Transylvania: Transformania, Scream, Nightmare Alley and Licorice Pizza. Plus 2022 Television and The Best of the Rest.
Plain, Simple Tom’s thoughts on . . . “Nightmare Alley” (2021)
Director/co-writer Guillermo Del Toro’s latest, an adaptation of William Lindsay Gresham’s book that was also made into the 1947 film directed by Edmund Goulding and which starred… Read more “Plain, Simple Tom’s thoughts on . . . “Nightmare Alley” (2021)”
Plain, Simple Tom’s thoughts on . . . “The 355” (2022) and “Hotel Transylvania: Transformania” (2022)
Another two films for me to talk about today – one a new globetrotting action film, the other being the fourth film in a popular animated franchise… Read more “Plain, Simple Tom’s thoughts on . . . “The 355” (2022) and “Hotel Transylvania: Transformania” (2022)”
Plain, Simple Tom’s thoughts on . . . “Belfast” (2021)
Kenneth Branagh’s semi-autobiographical film revolves around young Buddy (Jude Hill), an ordinary and perfectly happy young boy living in Belfast with his mum (Caitríona Balfe) and dad… Read more “Plain, Simple Tom’s thoughts on . . . “Belfast” (2021)”
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