Lou Thomas
Digital Production Editor at BFI
@BFI Digital Production Editor – @londoncritics member – ✍🏻 https://t.co/Hn8fUCIlF7 @SightSoundmag @empiremagazine @NME @TimeOutLondon – Spurs block 422
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2 weeks ago |
nme.com | Lou Thomas
Having broken through as taciturn heartthrob Connell in hit series Normal People, Paul Mescal’s career has caught fire. Proving he has genuine range, the Irish actor excelled as a depressed dad in Aftersun and recently led swords-and-sandals blockbuster Gladiator 2 with a charismatic swagger. The History Of Sound sees him return to romance, in a beautiful period drama that’s as gorgeous as it is heartbreaking.
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2 weeks ago |
nme.com | Lou Thomas
A new Spike Lee joint is always cause for celebration, especially when he teams up with Denzel Washington. Highest 2 Lowest, which premiered at Cannes Film Festival this week, is their fifth collaboration together and has plenty of their usual sparkle. It’s a fun remake of great Japanese filmmaker Akira Kurosawa’s 1963 crime thriller High And Low.
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2 weeks ago |
nme.com | Lou Thomas
Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson are two of the most interesting Hollywood stars to have made their names in blockbuster franchises. Lawrence led The Hunger Games series as plucky rebel Katniss Everdeen while Pattinson made his name as sparkling vampire Edward in the Twilight films. In the years since, they’ve headlined both commercial and art-house work to great acclaim, yet Die, My Love is their first time sharing a screen.
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3 weeks ago |
bfi.org.uk | Josh Slater-Williams |Leigh Singer |Katie McCabe |Lou Thomas
To speak with Fran Rubel Kuzui is to feast on fascinating stories from the international art and film worlds of the late 20th century, to the extent that a full transcript of our entire unedited conversation could plausibly sustain a small fanzine. I mention that specific type of publication for the scrappiness inherent to its form, where vibrant tributes to cultural scenes are born from people pulling together what they can out of sheer love for their subject.
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3 weeks ago |
nme.com | Lou Thomas
For eight films and almost 30 years, Tom Cruise has starred as Mission: Impossible‘s super-spy Ethan Hunt. The 1996 original (adapted from the 1960s TV show) wowed audiences with its post-007 blend of masked trickery, double-agents and thrilling stunts. Ever since, the Mission: Impossible series has become arguably the greatest action franchise of modern time. Cruise does many of his own hair-raising stunts and is often referred to as the biggest film star in the world.
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OMG lads Splitsville is absolutely hilarious. Early shout for comedy of the year? Maybe.
Die, My Love is excellent. Lynne Ramsey smashes it again. Another Oscar for Jennifer Lawrence? Maybe. Also: my beloved Cocteau Twins are on the soundtrack.
Today, in between films. https://t.co/I6md2pDe7b
