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  • 1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Deborah Ross

    Noel Edmonds’ Kiwi AdventureRating:The pitch for Noel Edmonds’ Kiwi Adventure must have been: let’s do Clarkson’s Farm, but with Noel Edmonds. Yes, let’s. And it does not disappoint. It’s as if one of Alan Partridge’s most desperate pitches finally got made. I had, in fact, stopped holding out for ‘youth hostelling with Chris Eubank’ or ‘arm wrestling with Chas and Dave’ but now feel hopeful again.

  • 1 week ago | spectator.com.au | Deborah Ross

    28 Years Later15, Nationwide First it was 28 Days Later (directed by Danny Boyle, 2002), then 28 Weeks Later  (Juan Carlos Fresnadillo, 2007) and now Boyle is back at the helm with 28 Years Later, which is, as I understand it, the first in a new trilogy. This post-apocalyptic horror franchise could go on for ever.

  • 1 week ago | spectator.co.uk | Deborah Ross

    First it was 28 Days Later (directed by Danny Boyle, 2002), then 28 Weeks Later (Juan Carlos Fresnadillo, 2007) and now Boyle is back at the helm with 28 Years Later, which is, as I understand it, the first in a new trilogy. This post-apocalyptic horror franchise could go on for ever. As the last film was generally (and rightly) regarded as a desultory cash grab, there is much riding on this one. The verdict? It’s entertaining but not outstanding.

  • 2 weeks ago | spectator.com.au | Deborah Ross

    Tornado is a samurai spaghetti western starring Tim Roth, Jack Lowden and Takehiro Hira (among others). Samurai spaghetti westerns aren’t anything new. In fact, we wouldn’t have spaghetti westerns if it weren’t for the samurai genre – Sergio Leone’s Fistful of Dollars (1964) was, as Clint Eastwood conceded, an ‘obvious rip-off’* of Akira Kurosawa’s Yojimbo (1961) – yet this may be the first one set in 1790 and filmed in Scotland.

  • 2 weeks ago | spectator.co.uk | Deborah Ross

    Tornado is a samurai spaghetti western starring Tim Roth, Jack Lowden and Takehiro Hira (among others). Samurai spaghetti westerns aren’t anything new. In fact, we wouldn’t have spaghetti westerns if it weren’t for the samurai genre – Sergio Leone’s Fistful of Dollars (1964) was, as Clint Eastwood conceded, an ‘obvious rip-off’* of Akira Kurosawa’s Yojimbo (1961) – yet this may be the first one set in 1790 and filmed in Scotland. It may also be the first one to feature thick woollens and tweed.

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Deborah Ross
Deborah Ross @deborahross
16 Nov 20

⁦@KateRobbins⁩ this is what I have to live with, Kate. On the wall! (Wrexham v Arsenal, FA Cup, ‘92) https://t.co/IKZld93ZwJ

Deborah Ross
Deborah Ross @deborahross
28 Feb 20

Portrait of Lady on Fire, which opens in cinemas today, is wonderful and solely about two women and I wish they’d tell men’s stories like this. Oh wait, 1917. Oh wait, The Irishman. Oh wait, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Oh, wait, The Two Popes. Oh wait, The Lighthouse...

Deborah Ross
Deborah Ross @deborahross
16 Feb 20

Can anyone offer a Pale Horse explainer? Totally baffled.