In my other blog at http://bcreativelimited.blogspot.com/ I wrote yesterday about the politics behind the film W and other films like it, particularly from this film’s director, Oliver Stone.
At a time when America is limping towards the newly elected President Elect Obama you would think it was a potentially great time for a gifted director to [...]

Tony Klinger
Entries Tagged as 'Cinema'
W - A Review
Tony Klinger - Tuesday 11.11.08, 17:19pm
Tags: Cinema · Film Review
The Final Apocalypse?
Tony Klinger - Tuesday 04.11.08, 15:40pm
This is meant as a send up title, but you can bet that there will be readers who don’t get the joke, or simply don’t think its very funny. My publishers suggested that I needed to come up with another title for my book, and a front cover idea, and for suggest read, GET ON [...]
Tags: Cinema · Film Review
Paul Newman - A Tribute
Tony Klinger - Monday 29.09.08, 14:55pm
I wasn’t going to write today, because I am busy writing my new book, and it’s Jewish New Year tomorrow, (Happy New Year to everyone by the way!) and I have to get two days work done today so I don’t fall too far behind my self imposed schedule.
But some things transcend your plans, and [...]
Tags: Celebrities · Cinema · Entertainers
The Cost of Going Out
Tony Klinger - Tuesday 23.09.08, 12:15pm
I’m an unusual reviewer. You might already have guessed this from my writing style or the fact that commenting on the creative work of others, when you work creatively yourself is a fairly strange way to spend your time.
But the reason I consider myself strange is that I hardly ever accept a “freebie”, which is [...]
Tags: Cinema · Entertainment · Money
The Boy In the Striped Pyjamas
Tony Klinger - Sunday 21.09.08, 08:37am
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas is a truly fascinating film with a German central character, an eight-year-old boy, set in the Second World War. Ironically I happen to be writing a book about a German hero in the Second World War and am therefore dealing with the moral anomalies of such a scenario.
In this [...]
Tags: Cinema · Film Review · children






