Writing and reviews – all about what this Leo Loves
Writing and reviews – all about what this Leo Loves
WARNING: This Review Contains Spoilers In 1991, Disney introduced us to their fifth princess, Belle of Villenueve, and taught us that beauty is never only skin-deep. This also ended up being one of the first films that they remade in the 21st Century. Openings Understandably, both openings are reasonably different – as one is …
WARNING: This Review Contains Spoilers In 1984, life in New York City was in paranormal peril. Until four unlikely heroes take on those that had decided to change the world as they knew it. In 2016, the Ghostbusters returned to save the people of Manhattan, only this time the faces have changed. So, we ask …
WARNING: This Review Contains Spoilers As a child, I grew up reading books written by Roald Dahl. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory was possibly one of my favourites but I will admit that I cannot remember exactly how the story is written to say if either of the films I am going to discuss truly …
WARNING: This review contains spoilers. In 1974, Stephen King graced our bookshelves with his first twist on the coming-of-age story by writing Carrie. Making every girl reminiscent about her first period. Two years later, it made it to the silver screen for the first time – casting Sissy Spacek in the lead role. A …
WARNING: The following review contains spoilers In 1981, Sam Raimi made the decision to turn what was once a college project into a feature length horror film. Set in a cabin, in the middle of nowhere, Raimi’s work epitomises one of the key features of any horror film: Isolation. The story of ‘final boy’ …
As they stood on their balcony, watching the sun go down over the city, he wrapped his arm around her waist. With a relaxed sigh, she placed her head on his strong shoulder as he gently stroked her side and planted a soft kiss on her forehead. Everything felt so perfect, and speechless they stood …
WARNING: This review contains spoilers In 1994, Disney added to their movie portfolio with a film that really does follow the old adage: there is no such thing as an original idea. The Lion King retells the story of Hamlet, but set in the animal kingdom. As a 90’s child, growing up this was one …
They sat peacefully in the garden. Her dressing gown lay draped over her favourite chair. It used to give her a clear view of all the wonderful flowers they planted together. Her basket still sat on the table where she worked. They felt as though they could not move a thing, fearing it would erase …
