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freelance writer and film nerd

[ro @rowanmalyon]

@sharpiedream well i had to consult the expert

[flickfeast @flickfeast]

Pride and Prejudice (2005) – Film Review. It is a truth universally acknowledged that adapting a famous book into a film comes with some difficulties, but Joe Wright’s film captures the body and soul of the novel completely. #film #review https://t.co/pDa8602PzS

[flickfeast @flickfeast]

These guys give ‘minor league’ a new meaning. An intramural game suddenly means everything to the Diamondbacks when their star player misses out on the draft. #film #review @MazzelloJoe #Undrafted https://t.co/cLYivqbCib

[flickfeast @flickfeast]

Bright Young Things (2003) – Film Review https://t.co/Hs4bNtAIEj

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The Last Five Years (2014) – Film Review
Film adaptations are often scoffed at. ‘Nothing beats the real thing’, yes, but LaGravanese’s The Last Five Years translates an unusual structure into an excellent movie. https://t.co/FTafSeO0MC

[ro @rowanmalyon]

@mspoppygordon it’s an amazing film, and one that we definitely need!!

[poppy gordon @mspoppygordon]

Thank you to journalist Rowan Malyon @brwc for the discerning and most intelligent review of For Your Consideration. What an honor! Please check it out! https://t.co/Yj0WdxEV9W

[FILMHOUNDS Magazine @filmhoundsmag]

“As touching as it is comedic”- The Mafia Kills Only in Summer (Film Review) https://t.co/PYBEnlzKSD

[ro @rowanmalyon]

this is me trying to be professional

[flickfeast @flickfeast]

Killing Poe Film Review - "A dark comedy with an intellectual heart, Killing Poe is a wonderfully novel film with surprises at every corner" https://t.co/JYkuem58qc

[flickfeast @flickfeast]

Here is our #review for Jake Oelman's @DearSidewalk: https://t.co/59Ei7TRUFy

[FILMHOUNDS Magazine @filmhoundsmag]

A Working Class Hero – The Guinea Pig (DVD Review) https://t.co/4Plq6Y7tAD

[Louis Chan @louischanwing]

Thank you for the awesome review @brwc , really well written by Rowan Maylon and exactly what we were going for! #SupportIndieFilm