I haven’t done one of these comparison blogposts in a very, very long time. However, I do want to do more of them. They are just slightly more time consuming than ordinary blogposts. I won’t go into massive detail about book vs. film, but these are only key points that I myself have noticed.
This blogpost is all about my first impressions of a BBC drama-thriller called Clique, about two friends at university who get dangerously involved in an elite group.
A young German boy, Bruno (Asa Butterfield) embarks on a friendship with a young Jewish boy, Shmauel (Jack Scanlon) who is imprisoned in the concentration camp near Bruno’s home.
A crime drama based on a series of French novels. Starring Rowan Atkinson.
A guy and a girl enter a relationship based purely on sex. But how long will it be until they want something more?
Television exec Joanna Eberhart (Nicole Kidman) moves her family to the quiet suburb of Stepford where things seem to be amiss with the seemingly perfect suburbia and its inhabitants.
A group of Vatican investigators are sent to uncover the truth behind an old church where strange events have occurred.
In 1990s Belfast, a member of the IRA becomes an informer for MI5 in order to protect her young son.
A TV film about a courtesan who wrecks the life of 18th century British artist, William Hogarth (Toby Jones) through his beguilement of her.
Movie and Television Blog (2013- 