The changes going on in hte projection room mark a cultural revolution right under our noses, says Paul Moxham, and cinema is in a period of transformation as far-reaching as the introduction of sound and colour
Paul Moxham
Suspend disbelief until limp – the weird science of movies that are complete logic black holes
With some films its not so much that disbelief is suspended, more hung drawn and quartered. Paul Moxham walks into a world of logic black holes with plots you could drive a bus through as he watches Sucker Punch and Source Code
How to reach your potential -get back on the horse!
Paul Moxham searches deep inside for the potential we all have within us. And what he finds are endless possiblities, a sandwich and a slippy horse
Westcountry multiplexes fail the discerning film-goer and don’t support the British film industry
Ken Loach’s Route Irish, and British Bright New Hope Richard Ayoade’s Submarine are released this week, but Paul Moxham can’t get to see them -the closest they’re shown is Bristol. Why should we be expected to wait to enjoy these films? he asks. Maybe it’s about time the multiplexes supported the more discerning film-goer and British film talent to boot
Jingoism and journalism, Battle: Los Angeles and Fair Game are concerned with the image of the USA
Paul Moxham endures the cliche ridden jingoism of Battle: Los Angeles and the cracked-tension of Fair Game -haven’t we seen all this before?
