Articles by Bruno Savill de Jong

As the coronavirus slows the production of new entertainment, now’s a perfect time to finally watch those shows everyone kept talking about.

In addition to being cute and cuddly, movie cats often fulfill different functions depending on what kind of kitten they are.

Famous musicians are a favorite subject of biopcis, but Stardust, about David Bowie, exposes the failings of the entire sub-genre’s formula.

Even when the real world feels ridiculous, these silly mockumentaries push the boundaries between reality and fiction to hilarious results

Both these films follow blonde valley-girls involved in the law, and they prove how female-centric films don’t get the recognition they deserve.

They may be old, but silent films still have much to offer, so check out these five films to reconnect with movie history.

These might not be the first movies that spring to mind as ‘comfort films’, but they’re each easy and enjoyable to watch.

As audiences wait for Spider-Man 3, it’s a fine time to reflect on the heights and acrobatics of the web-head’s signature mode of travel.

Everyone knows their story by now, but each version of the murder of young Bruce’s parents offers unique insight into the director’s vision.

Much like the movie from which it takes inspiration, the TV adaptation of Fargo gives viewers simple, decent people fighting bumbling crooks.