Yes, it’s fantastic.
The scene in which Bernstein is conducting the London Symphony Orchestra in Mahler’s ‘Resurrection’ Symphony at Ely Cathedral is truly astounding cinema.
Yes!
A man confronting post-war guilt & trauma finds himself at the centre of a citizen led defence against a mighty foe.
Affectionate nods to Jaws, it invests in its characters & is sparing with its use of the monster, making it all the more thrilling when it appears.
Yes!
It’s excellent. Very still & sparse, but passionate & strong willed.
The cast are fantastic, all solid, but understated and delicate.
The locations are simple, but very authentic.
The foley sound is particularly notable.
You can feel the chill of the British coast.
Hooray!
A new, funny, smart, tough & brave hero for our girls & boys to enjoy!
MBB is excellent, charming & bursting with energy.
An intelligent caper that demonstrates, educates & encourages kids to understand the simple notion of equality.
Two bits of notable violence though.
Cringingly cheesy & hammy.
Clumsy attempts to cover various social bigotries.
The awful dialogue, the pensive looks to the side/floor, the faux romance/notions of intimacy, tacky.
The worst sort of naff American Tv .
However, I was riveted & waiting for series two.
Great VFX
An absolutely beautiful film.
Funny, colourful, kind & touching.
The casting was meticulous & detailed.
A warm, clever, funny @simonblackwell script.
Directed with the soft touches, nods, winks & as many knowingly funny bits as you’d like from Iannucci.
A wonderful escape.
@matthew0connor@AliceAvizandum I was confident this was a great investment featuring two of our most beloved cultural figures. Though still pleased with the red string vest.
@AdamAfriyie Dear Adam
As a constituent, I am keen to hear your thoughts on the recent actions of Dominic Cummings & his family during the national lockdown and the response from PM Johnson this evening.
Can you share your opinion please?
Many thanks.
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