Stuart Bannerman
@frompage2screen
Podcaster. Founder of FromPage2Screen Public Relations. Geek. Film fan. frompage2screen.com Youtube.com/frompage2screen
Tonight's 60s film is the classic Bullitt starring Steve McQueen. Directed by Peter Yates who would go onto direct Year of The Comet, An Innocent Man, and Krull.
Tonight's film from the 60s is a first time viewing for me. Alfred Hitchcock's Torn Curtain (1966) starring Paul Newman & Julie Andrews
I enjoyed it. I think for me it sits with Scream 4,5 and 6. All those films were 'fine'
Tonight's film. A rewatch of William Friedkin's 1985 crime thriller To Live & Die In LA
Scifi fans! Check out Star One which has just arrived on Prime Video to rent or buy. Grab your popcorn (or someone else's ) and check it out this weekend! #suportindiefilm #film #movienight www.amazon.co.uk/gp/video/det...
Very excited to be checking out this stunning looking Grimlock Transformers Studio Series collectable based on the film Age of Extinction #Transformers #hasbro
Looking forward to chatting with @crypticstu.bsky.social at 1pm UK time for our monthly show! Youtube.com/frompage2screen
Beware talking in your sleep!!!!! House of Glass out mow from Cockerel Entertainment Really enjoyed this psychological thriller. Minimal cast ( I love films that can handle that well) brilliantly written by @scriptdave.bsky.social Do check it out. I rented it from Prime
Double billed these yesterday I don't mind the first film (hated it when I first saw it..but learned to enjoy it after each viewing) the sequel isn't that bad nowadays...its not great..but it's not as terrible as I remembered it being
This evening I'm watching The Wages of Heroism: Making The Amazing Spider-Man 2 from 2014 Directed by Charles de Lauzirika An excellent 1hr 43 documentary which goes through the creation of The Amazing Spider Man 2. This doc is in the special features menu on the blu ray
Continuing my week of watching black & white movies. Tonight's film is 1962s The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance. From director John Ford and starring James Stewart John Wayne and Vera Miles. Also featuring Lee Marvin, Lee Van Cleef and Denver Pyle in the cast.
Last week I watched only films from the 80s. This weeks theme....I'm going to watch only black & white films. It'll be great to unearth gems I've not seen & revisit some classics. First up is a 1st time viewing for me. 1962s Birdman of Alcatraz which I have found on Tubi
Continuing, but nearing the end of my 1980s film watching week. Tonight's film is 1989s Tango & Cash starring Sylvester Stallone,Kurt Russell Jack Palance & many more. Such a fun silly film and a great way to start closing out my 80s week.
Continuing my 80s movie week. Watching only films from the 1980s. Tonight's film is 2010 The Year We Made Contact. From writer/director Peter Hyams & starring Roy Scheider, John Lithgow, Helen Mirren & Bob Balaban.
Next up for me in my 80s film week. From director Michael Ritchie. The Golden Child (1986) starring Eddie Murphy. A private detective specializing in missing children is charged with the task of finding a special child whom dark forces want to eliminate.
This afternoon I'm going to check out The Devils from Ken Russel. I've never seen this film but have had the DVD in my collection for a few years. This year one of my 'projects' is to get around to watching some of the big films that I've never seen. Have you seen The Devils?
My afternoons viewing. I'll rewatch the film this weekend but for now I'm watching the 35minutes worth of featurettes that are on the bluray.
I enjoyed Apex. Charlize Theron was great, Taron Edgerton was wonderfully freaky!!! Basic plot but that's all that was needed in this cat n mouse thriller. Stunning scenery. Lots filmed in the Blue Mountains area of New South Wales.
Currently watching Mank. Once I've seen it. Then I'll have seen all the feature films directed by David Fincher Last month I completed the feature filmography of Paul Thomas Anderson.
Tonight's rewatch. The Last Castle. A great prison drama/thriller starring Robert Redford,James Gandolfini Mark Ruffalo and DelRoy Lindo. I've seen the film a few times over the years and always enjoy a revisit Great film by Rod Lurie Watching on Paramount+
The latest addition to my physical media collection of My 250 Favourite Films.
Tonight's movie! Distress Signals. On @PrimeVideo from @CockerelEnt #supportindiefilm #movies
The Hard Boiled bluray is stunning! For years I've made do with the Tartan Video DVD release but have now upgraded to the Arrow Video bluray. Stunning! Hard Boiled is such a good film.
Today's first film for me is a rewatch of Tony Scott's 2009 film The Taking of Pelham 123. Starring John Travolta, Denzel Washington & James Gandolfini. Whilst I do love the original film...I do prefer the 2009 film as I love Tony Scott' filmmaking style..
This year I decided that I'd catch up on big movies over the years that I'd never seen. Tonight's movie is 1988s Beaches. Directed by Garry Marshall. Starring Bette Midler & Barbara Hershey