Saturday, 21 April 2012

I Love That Blog Post #2

Happy weekend everybody!  Just in case you need a little extra reading for the weekend, here's just a few blog posts I really enjoyed from the past week!  Please enjoy!


A surprisingly short list of people from the film world who have made it onto Time’s top 100 most influential people list courtesy of I Luv Cinema
Ruth and Ted are playing the ‘next Bond’ guessing game over at Flixchatter http://flixchatter.net/2012/04/18/007-chatter-seven-actors-we-think-could-play-james-bond/


The debate about cinema etiquette gets a kick in the backside from the team at Front Room Cinema.  This latest on food and drink struck a particular chord with me.

Asrap looks at retro superhero movies...  I had no idea there were this many! http://whoathisisheavy.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/retro-superhero-movies.html


Comparing the Cabin in the Woods and The Hunger Games... a very interesting article http://them0vieblog.com/2012/04/19/does-cabin-in-the-woods-out-hunger-games-the-hunger-games/


Bonjour Tristesse gives an overview of the films competing for the Palme D’Or this year at Cannes.

9 comments:

  1. Hey thanks for the link love, Pete! Hope you're having a nice weekend!

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    1. No worries! Thanks, I was but now it's stupid Monday again! Never mind!

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  2. A great list of links Pete (shame FRC never gets any loving.... sob sob sob..) I JOKE!!!

    Have a great Monday if you can

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    1. Dude you are the third one down! Loving your series on cinema etiquette!

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    2. Ahah, serves you right for not reading properly, Scott! :)

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  3. HAHA So I am What a COCK!! :-) I am just so used to FRC being over looked... HAHAHAHA


    Thanks Pete....

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  4. Always great to learn of other fantastic blogs. Thank you for putting this together. you reminded me that I still have to place a vote at Flixchatter for Bond!

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