Luke Honey's WEEKEND FLICKS.
Luke HoneyCinema for Grown Ups.
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Moonraker (1979)
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Right. Mister Bond. Where were we? So far, we’ve covered all the Bond films up to 1983, apart from For Your Eyes Only (1981), but including the maverick cuckoo in the nest, Never Say Never Again (1983). My personal favourite...
Sweet Liberty (1986)
"I think I should warn you. I have a sword in my bag!"
Bo Hodges (director): Well, who really knows what happened a couple of hundred years ago?
Withnail & I (1987)
‘Free to those that can afford it, very expensive to those that can’t…’
Wednesday’s regular dip into the WEEKEND FLICKS. archive continues with Bruce Robinson’s Withnail & I (1987), a film so beloved that its fans can recite vast chunks of...
The Masque of the Red Death (1964)
‘Vincent Price’s Prospero: a suave, if deeply unsavoury ruler…’
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Like anyone else with a warped and twisted imagination, I am a fan of Edgar Allan Poe. I’m also a fan of Vincent Price, international gourmet cook, connoisseur...
The Party's Over (1965)
I'm just a dead fly in the soup of pomposity...
Friday’s film is Guy Hamilton’s The Party’s Over (1965), a curious exposé of an imagined Bohemian London of 1963. The film ran into censorship problems (unsavoury content), which helps to exp...
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London Gasketeer, Magazine Journalist and Former Auction Specialist. Runs on vodka.
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