After a year and a half on the scene, Big Picture Reviews closed its doors October 2017!
We want to thank all our readers for their support and hope they enjoy re-reading the reviews here as an archive of that sweet 2016-2017 season of coverage.
BPR is survived by Atlantic Screen Connection, which you can check out at their sleek new website by clicking the link. Film discussion podcasts, articles and more!
Thanks again!
Michael Fassbender stars as Harry Hole, jaded alcoholic detective, in this adaptation of the bestselling book of the same name by Jo Nesbø. Lee reviews.
Lee catches up on six films of 2017: The Mummy, Raw, The Circle, The Belko Experiment, Sleepless & Pirates of the Caribbean – Salazar’s Revenge (AKA Dead Men Tell No Tales).
Loaded choices this time around!
Return to the world of man and replicants in Denis Villeneuve’s Blade Runner 2049, sequel to the beloved 1982 science fiction classic. Lee and Lawrence review.
This week on #AtlanticSC, Jason and Lee discuss Darren Aronofsky’s mother! – with breakdowns on the film as a farce, its absurdist pretenses, its connections to fairy tales, its take on artistic legacy and much much more!
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This week, Atlantic Screen Connection Podcast interview Elizabeth Cappuccino and Max Talisman – the cast of recently released indie thriller Super Dark Times.
Check out the show’s original discussion of the film here and make sure to see Super Dark Times, releasing in cinemas 29th September 2017!
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Darren Aronofsky brings us Mother! – a psychological arthouse drama (comedy?) starring Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem. Lee and Kathryn review.
Updated 20/09/2017
Taron Egerton and Colin Firth return to helm Kingsman: The Golden Circle. Can it continue the strength of the 2015 original? Lee reviews.
BIFF award winning drama from Philippe Van Leeuw; Insyriated (AKA In Syria) tells the story of a family surviving day-to-day in war-torn Syria. Lawrence reviews.
This week on #AtlanticSC, Jason and Lee discuss Shane Carruth’s 2015 sci-fi indie film Upstream Color, and attempt to break down its many unspoken implications, from identity to trauma, religion and capitalism and much more.
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