12 July 2025

Weekly visions - week 26, 2025

Life, The Universe, and films

The poster for Federico Fellini's *I Vitelloni*
As I prepare for what most probably will be my Third Big Life Shake-up, The Universe is breaking its silence to discreetly show support for a decision that not everybody understands. Of course, it does this via the art of Cinema.

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29 June 2025

Weekly visions - week 25, 2025

Where I go on a tangent about MUBI

The poster for Danny Boyle's *28 Years Later*
Once again I used an offer to temporarily subscribe to MUBI, ‘a place to discover ambitious films by visionary filmmakers’, so for a few weeks you will find in my round-ups a few films of a different kind than my usual diet.

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18 June 2025

Weekly visions - week 23, 2025

It’s been a sinister week

The poster for Len Wiseman's *Ballerina*
The trailer for The Black Phone 2 (I can never remember whether this title has the article or not) got me excited enough to trigger a sort of Scott Derrickson horror rewatch, so that’s how my week started. Unfortunately, it’s not how it ended.

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11 June 2025

Weekly visions - week 22, 2025

Resting and enjoying horrors from four different continents

The poster for the Philippou Brothers' second film, *Bring Her Back*
This week included a couple of bank holiday days, so this gave me the opportunity for two cinema outings. With the complicity of my brain, which imposed total rest through a series of terrible migraines, I also collected many hours on the sofa-plex.

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01 June 2025

Weekly visions - week 21, 2025

A rather low-key horror week

The poster for Takashi Shimizu's 2005 film *Reincarnation*
After the back-to-back cinema screenings last week, I was left with nothing recent to watch in a theatre this week, and no relatively recent film I was interested in renting, so… I had to settle for what I found.

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26 May 2025

Weekly visions - week 20, 2025

Where we begin and end the week with Ethan Hunt

My appreciation for Brian De Palma has significantly reduced in the last few years, but I still believe his first Mission Impossible is the best film in the series. Sorry if that upset you.

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