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https://film-authority.com Blog by Eddie Harrison (BBC, The List), reaching over one milliion new readers since 2021. Films selected and copy edited by cats. Blockbuster anaylsis, indie spotlight, oldies revived, real animals celebrated, CGI ones mocked
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Quality film alert for UK residents /movie lovers! Joseph Losey and Harold Pinter’s excellent 1967 drama Accident is on Talking Pictures Easter Monday at 9.05pm. Suave Dirk Bogarde and Michael York from Gilmore Girls star in a powerful, lacerating British movie 4/5 film-authority.com/2020/09/13/a...

submitted 18 hours ago • 1 comment

Film writing is only part of what I do, and I've rounded up other bits and pieces for my 2025 Easter message. I've been at the theatre reviewing touring produtions & Juliet and Boys from the Blackstuff, and contributed to a new podcast about Caligula. Link below. film-authority.com/2025/04/21/t...

submitted 19 hours ago • 2 comments

Hey all #catsofbluesky, Jake the cat here. I'm quite a nervous cat, but I'm inprobably laid-back and chill in this pic. That's because I'm wishing you a happy Easter holiday, even though I'm just a cat and have no real understanding of what it is. If it's something good, I hope you get it. Jake

submitted 20 hours ago • 8 comments

Do the Accountant movies add something positive to the portrayal of autism in cinema, or is it just a quirk to hang the usual shooty-shooty-bang-bang adventures on? Given's RFK's disgraceful comments, let's go with the former; Ben Affleck's sequel is out on Friday. film-authority.com/2025/04/21/t...

submitted 21 hours ago • 2 comments

Hello, and welcome to Joe the Cat's Handsome Boy Modelling School. Today, Joe is demonstrating 'the Lounge'. (You'll need a long couch for this one.) Stretch out two back legs together, parallel if you can, bend one front paw and keep the other straight. Now you're lounging with Joe! Namaste!

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Guy Pearce was quoted recently as being none-too-thrilled with his performance in the 2002 version of HG Wells' The Time Machine, but it's not as bad as remembered. With grandson Simon Wells ringing the changes, this version features additional Samantha Mumba. 3/5 film-authority.com/2025/04/20/t...

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