Raising Arizona Review
Raising Arizona is a comedy starring Nicholas Cage as H.I. McDunnough and Holly Hunter as his police officer wife Ed. The narrative revolves around a series of kidnappings and ransoms while representing a sincere love for the child taken and a deep desire for...
Movie Society review: Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
One of the significant achievements of the 1986 comedy Ferris Bueller’s Day Off is its ability to tell a substantial and entertaining story in the space of a single day. Although on one hand the film can be considered to be a fast-paced comedy, it does contain...
Movie Society review: Rushmore
While it doesn’t provide as much cinematic vibrancy as other Wes Anderson works (in terms of cinematography), ‘Rushmore’ works near-flawlessly with the use humour and character development, and rewards the audience for paying attention to the...
Introducing Movie Society
Movie Society is a new co-curricular activity, founded and led by Max Norington (11AR). The two goals of Movie Society are to widen our boys’ knowledge of film and to support a social experience of film. Max and other students have identified that many of the...
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