Film Review: Into the Woods (2014)
byWritten by James Madden Originally published 8 January 2015 Strange things happen in the woods. At any given moment in Rob Marshall‘s adaptation of…
Written by James Madden Originally published 8 January 2015 Strange things happen in the woods. At any given moment in Rob Marshall‘s adaptation of…
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Written by Dan Santos Originally published 27 January 2014 There have been many films about soldiers and war, but few quite as brutally visceral…
Disney has never been one to limit its ambitions, and there’s no better evidence of this than Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee’s Frozen – the studio’s latest fairytale feature. The film’s storyline does not shy away from the fantastical.
When we watch a film, we often lose focus on the complexities and persuasion that it took behind the scenes to get a film even into production. As is the case with the production of Mary Poppins in the early 1960s when Walt Disney finally lured Poppins author P.L. Travers to Hollywood.