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My BRIGHT STAR review: http://u.nu/2vzc4 6:00 PM Dec 26th from web
PS Make sure you don't miss BRIGHT STAR and THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG! 5:47 PM Dec 15th from web
That's it for 2009. Check out my final post (http://wp.me/pcrRN-S2) for what I'm up to next month and I'll see you in 2010. 5:46 PM Dec 15th from web
@JessLomas My issue is more to do with the stylised cinematography, editing and the way Anderson gets his actors to deliver their lines. 1:05 AM Dec 15th from web in reply to JessLomas
@JessLomas Sort of. Maybe too aware of its droll cleverness. There is much to enjoy but I felt like I was kept at arms length the whole time 12:59 AM Dec 15th from web in reply to JessLomas
Saw THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG on the weekend and loved it. Felt like the kind of old-school Disney films I enjoyed as a kid. 12:38 AM Dec 15th from web
I always want to like Wes Anderson films more than I do. FANTASTIC MR FOX is really good but it lacks a bit soul. Too self conscious? 12:33 AM Dec 15th from web
@Annabel22 Danny the Champion of the World was actually made as a TV movie in 1989 starring Jeremy Irons. No idea what it is like. 12:30 AM Dec 15th from web in reply to Annabel22
Is that the time already? I've got to go and see FANTASTIC MR FOX! 9:22 PM Dec 14th from web
@MelbWritersFest PS Never ever trust a trailer. They are often highly misleading and frequently have little to do with the actual film. 3:17 PM Dec 14th from web in reply to MelbWritersFest
@MelbWritersFest I think it's all about context - once you are in the world of the film the SFX get to shine. 3:15 PM Dec 14th from web in reply to MelbWritersFest
Fantastic! John Clarke is on Twitter: @mrjohnclarke Follow, follow, follow! 2:34 PM Dec 14th from web
@JessLomas Ha ha. Glad to oblige. I also resisted the temptation to say something like "Cameron terminates his critics/doubters" 3:44 AM Dec 14th from web in reply to JessLomas
@jezzbell No, it's not just you and I think a few people are thinking it. In fact, I may have inadvertently stolen that line from a mate. 3:43 AM Dec 14th from web in reply to jezzbell
AVATAR could be called “Pocahontas in Space” but it's still ground-breaking cinema. My review: http://wp.me/pcrRN-RK 3:31 AM Dec 14th from web
Thanks everybody! It sounds like SERAPHINE, A CHRISTMAS TALE and DOGTOOTH are all films I need to check out before the year is done. 1:36 AM Dec 14th from web
@Annabel22 @MelbWritersFest Oh, you certainly need to see AVATAR and on the big screen. We're talking ground-breaking cinema here! 1:35 AM Dec 14th from web in reply to Annabel22
@MelbWritersFest My AVATAR review is coming! My need to pause for dinner but it will go up tonight. 1:25 AM Dec 14th from web in reply to MelbWritersFest
@stalepopcornau They are left over from bits of reporting that I did on various film festivals this year, mainly on THE CASTING COUCH. 12:26 AM Dec 14th from web in reply to stalepopcornau
@stalepopcornau Thanks. I do feel I need to see SERAPHINE. I've heard mixed things about DOGTOOTH so should give it a go. 12:24 AM Dec 14th from web in reply to stalepopcornau

Name Thomas Caldwell
Location Melbourne, Australia
Web http://www.cinema...
Bio Film reviews, criticism and discussion by Thomas Caldwell: co-host of The Casting Couch (JOY 94.9), reviewer for The Big Issue and Film Analysis Handbook author