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Tag Archives: Jonathan Pryce
Stigmata (1999)
I always remember this haunting the shelves of video shops alongside End of Days at the turn of the millennium so there was certainly a twinge of VHS nostalgia pulsing through my veins upon hitting play. Stigmata is a stimulating visual experience, though dated … Continue reading
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Tagged 1999, Billy Corgan, Gabriel Byrne, Jonathan Pryce, Patricia Arquette, Rupert Wainwright
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Brazil (1985)
Legitimately one of the most comprehensively realised filmmaking visions ever committed to celluloid, Brazil is a movie stacked with aesthetic bric-a-brac and glued together by madcap paranoia. Surely Gilliam’s crowning achievement and the greatest display of his talents. Here he … Continue reading
Posted in Favourite Movies, Reviews, Rewatch
Tagged 1985, Jonathan Pryce, Michael Palin, Terry Gilliam
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"This Film Should Be Played Loud" 