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Author Archives: andrewlewin
Star Trek Into Darkness (2013)
These days I strictly ration my visits to the cinema, with the exception of two franchises that will immediately override the austerity lockout: one is the James Bond series, and the other are the Star Trek films. Currently the tally … Continue reading
Ray Harryhausen: Special Effects Titan (2011)
With the sad news that film special effects trailblazer Ray Harryhausen had died last week at the age of 92 at his home in London, I thought it was appropriate to pay a small tribute to the man by watching … Continue reading
Doctor Who: Nightmare in Silver (BBC1)
I have a confession to make this week: I was up to my ears in work over the weekend, and was in a distracted mood for everything else that evening, which means that this week’s episode of Doctor Who wasn’t … Continue reading
Murder on the Home Front (ITV)
Something of a peculiar beast this one, which is billed as a crime drama following the pioneering early forensic work of a pathologist working in London during the Blitz in 1940. I say ‘billed as a crime drama’ because to … Continue reading
What I’ve been watching (May 3-9)
Sometimes I’m asked how I decide what to review on this blog, and the answer’s pretty simple – it’s whatever I happen to have watched, read, seen or listened to that week. I never choose to watch something purely to … Continue reading
Posted in Blog business, Television
Tagged Arne Dahl, Arrow, Being Human, Bones, Castle, CSI, Dallas, Defiance, Dexter, grimm, Murder on the Home Front, ncis, Russell Howard, Suits, The Mentalist, thriller, White Collar
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Hannibal S1 E1 “Apéritif” (Sky Living)
It seems that filmmakers simply cannot leave Dr Hannibal Lector alone to dine in peace. He first appeared on screen played by Brian Cox in Michael Mann’s 1986 film Manhunter adapted from author Thomas Harris’ initial novel Red Dragon, but … Continue reading
ArchiveView: Star Trek (2009)
Ahead of seeing Star Trek Into Darkness, here’s a review of the first JJ Abrams that I wrote on its original release in May 2009 and reproduced from the general topic blog that I had at the time … The … Continue reading
Posted in Film
Tagged Anton Yelchin, Chris Pine, jj abrams, John Cho, Karl Urban, Simon Pegg, Star Trek, Zachary Quinto, Zoe Saldana
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Doctor Who: The Crimson Horror (BBC1)
One consistently recurring question among fans over recent years has been why accomplished writer and performer Mark Gatiss hasn’t been able to deliver a follow-up to match “The Unquiet Dead,” his first Doctor Who episode back in 2005. There was … Continue reading
Da Vinci’s Demons S1 E1-3 (Fox)
I’ve been meaning to post something about Fox channel’s new historical action fantasy show Da Vinci’s Demons for a couple of weeks now; the problem is, I’m still not entirely sure what I think of it, or even how exactly … Continue reading
Posted in Television
Tagged Blake Ritson, Da Vinci's Demons, David S. Goyer, Leonardo da Vinci, Tom Riley
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Jesus Christ Superstar – Live Arena Tour (2012) [Blu-ray]
Considering that I’ve already written reviews on the 25th anniversary concert performances of The Phantom of the Opera and Les Misérables, it was only a matter of time before I got around to penning some thoughts on the Blu-ray of … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Shows
Tagged Andrew Lloyd Webber, Ben Forster, Chris Moyles, Jesus Christ Superstar, Melanie Chisholm, Tim Minchin
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