How To Make A Killing Review

     Have you ever wondered w hat happens when you are the disowned grandson of a dynasty worth billions? How To Make A Killing , directed by John Patton Ford, explores this exact question. From the early trailers it was clear How to Make a Killing was going to be unique, particularly in terms of genre. The film is a fantastic combination of thriller and comedy. This hybrid genre makes How to Make a Killing appealing to a wide variety of audiences, it's not too dark nor is it too comedic it is a perfect balance between the two. But is it a thrilling ride or does it fall flat? Read on for my full review. Glen Powell is at his most charming as he takes on the lead role: Becket Redfellow. Powell's charisma oozes on screen, in what might be one of his best performances. The film starts when Beckets mother Mary (Nell Williams) falls pregnant at age sixteen, is disowned by her father Whitelaw (Ed Harris) and leaves behind her privileged lifestyle rising Becket as a single mothe...

First Birthday - Thank You!

On this day a year ago I went to the midnight screening of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, once I got home from the screening I read a few reviews and I was so angry with what they said I decided to write my own review and I made Just Another Film Blog. When I started this blog a year ago I thought only a few people would even read it, yet here we are a whole year later and my blog has been read nearly 14,000 times. Today marks the First Birthday of my blog and I just wanted to thank you to all my family, friends and readers. 
I have learnt a lot since I started this blog. I feel like my writing style has progressed. But the thing that the blog has given me is confidence: confidence to write my views and confidence to post them online. At times I thought that maybe I should stop blogging but I continued and I am so glad that I did because I have gained so much. 

I want to say a huge thank you to everyone that has read, shared and liked my blog it honestly means so much and every time I see that people are reading my articles I get so excited. Its strange because  I've had so much support from people I never expected and I have even made some new friends which is something I never expected when I started writing.

I have lots of post planned going forward and cannot wait for the exciting year of cinema ahead and I really hope that everyone will continue to read.

I cannot thank you all enough x

Happy Birthday Just Another Film Blog!!






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