Helen O'Hara
For film journalist work, please contact [email protected]. My book, Women Vs Hollywood: The Fall And Rise of Women In Film is now on sale.
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4 weeks ago |
empireonline.com | Helen O'Hara
Parish priest Joseph Steiger (Dan Stevens) is ordered to host and document the exorcism of a young woman (Abigail Cowen) by an eccentric priest (Al Pacino). Original Title:The Ritual (2025)If you’re telling a story that involves an old priest, a young priest and a possessed girl and you aren’t The Exorcist, you have taken on the kind of challenge that would terrify Beelzebub himself.
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1 month ago |
empireonline.com | Helen O'Hara
An alien genetic experiment, designed as a superweapon, escapes to Earth and befriends a lonely Hawaiian girl called Lilo (Maia Kealoha). Original Title:Lilo & Stitch (2025)Only a few years ago, when considering new projects, the Pixar and Disney teams would ask, “Why does this story need to be told in animation?” The idea was that the art form should only be used to tell the stories that demanded to be animated. That question is perhaps less necessary in this VFX-assisted era.
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1 month ago |
uk.movies.yahoo.com | Helen O'Hara
Some films scare us, some make us laugh, and others make us seriously consider what we had for dinner and whether we are going to be seeing it again. That’s the case with the new film starring Nicolas Cage, The Surfer, which sees a man go through a strange sort of purgatory on a beach, unable to leave but forced to increasingly gross measures to survive. It’s a hard film to watch, but perhaps there’s something worthwhile in such big-screen endurance tests.
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1 month ago |
flipboard.com | Helen O'Hara
1 day agoThe sunglasses were icing on the cake. Ahead of the release of her upcoming album Something Beautiful, Miley Cyrus celebrated Met Gala Monday with two Alaïa looks: one for the red carpet and one for the Cartier after-party. After the festivities within the gala itself came to a close, Cyrus stepped …
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1 month ago |
aol.co.uk | Helen O'Hara
Some films scare us, some make us laugh, and others make us seriously consider what we had for dinner and whether we are going to be seeing it again. That’s the case with the new film starring Nicolas Cage, The Surfer, which sees a man go through a strange sort of purgatory on a beach, unable to leave but forced to increasingly gross measures to survive. It’s a hard film to watch, but perhaps there’s something worthwhile in such big-screen endurance tests.
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Has anyone ever made a suggestion to a big company and been treated as anything other than a total weirdo? I sent a polite suggestion to @marksandspencer this week and got a *wildly* patronising response that also completely misstated my point, and I'm wondering if it's just me.
RT @NickdeSemlyen: Some gold (mithril?) from @HelenLOHara’s interview with Peter Mullan on Rings Of Power for our Review of 2024. https://t…
