Tag: Michael Fassbender

If you’ve ever been in a band or just plain dig music go see the movie <i>FRANK</i>

If you’ve ever been in a band or just plain dig music go see the movie FRANK

Michael Fassbender first stole my heart away in the ’09 indie Fish Tank at the Athens Film Festival then later on alongside Carrie Mulligan in Shame, not to mention his intense performance in McQueen’s recent Academy award-winning picture Twelve Years A Slave. But in a different kind of role with 

<i>12 Years A Slave</i>: a challenging confrontation of the most troubling years in American history through Steve McQueen’s latest

12 Years A Slave: a challenging confrontation of the most troubling years in American history through Steve McQueen’s latest

“In the sight of God, what is the difference between a white man and black one?” First told as an autobiographical story in Solomon Northup’s 12 Years A Slave published in 1853, the world was introduced to an extremely important piece of trying to decipher 

A deal gone way, way wrong: hell for all in Cormac McCarthy’s first original screenplay that shines in Ridley Scott’s <i>The Counselor</i>

A deal gone way, way wrong: hell for all in Cormac McCarthy’s first original screenplay that shines in Ridley Scott’s The Counselor

“The truth has no temperature” In the latest Cormac McCarthy movie-make, we have a really good-looking cast to carry out the American novelists’ well-known literary voice that’s debuting for the first time creating an original screenplay in a way us viewers are supposed to love 

Shame: when all you want isn’t enough [spoiler]

Shame: when all you want isn’t enough [spoiler]

“Shame is pride’s cloak” —William Blake The first ten or so minutes in Steve McQueen’s Shame give you a taste of Brandon Sullivan’s (Michael Fassbender) relentless bachelor lifestyle: the fancy high rise one bedroom apartment, his foolish charm; how by simply exchanging a glimpse with a