Released in 1998, The Prince of Egypt is somewhat of a landmark title, being the first film released by Dreamwork's studios, the first studio to throw the animated-gauntlet against the juggernaut that was Disney at the height of its 'renaissance' days. First pitched by then-Disney-chairman, Jeff Katzenberg as an animated version of The Ten Commandments … Continue reading Amazing Scenes- Prince of Egypt
https://youtu.be/7XuKd780rXE Find the full Unbound playlist here! See the other BTS articles here! I didn't actually mean to embark on this journey at the beginning of September. In November of 2020, I handed in my notice at work, due to stress, and also knowing that I didn't want to die as a barman. I want … Continue reading Unbound Episode Sixty-two- Edinburgh
Catch the rest of the Unbound series here! Catch the rest of the BTS articles here! https://youtu.be/AtRUi-QLfEA Goodness gracious, I hadn't realised that I had not written a behind the scenes blog post about my series for about six episodes now, but life gets the better of us sometimes. This is part two in episodes … Continue reading Unbound Episode sixty-one- Fossil Hunting in Norfolk (Kind of)
The park had been here far longer than I had. I think for all the terrible things I've seen occur in the world over TV for the past three decades, none of it had spilled over to this small corner of the city. It had been half a life-time since I last lived anywhere remotely … Continue reading Weird Dreams Vol 5- Eyes of the Wall
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5DTvjS1JuA Catch the rest of the Unbound series here! Catch the rest of the BTS articles here! Recorded in March, this episode tells a story of how I crumbled slightly under lockdown. I began to feel strangely optimistic by the turn of the year, but like the rest of the world, crushed between my surroundings. … Continue reading Unbound Episode fifty-five- Drunkman’s Christmas™
Harry Potter & The Half Blood Prince, the sixth instalment into the titular series, was a turning point in many ways. While the series had been developing its darker tones as the characters and tone matured, they always coalesced with a feeling that whimsical feeling of magical escapism that made Harry Potter such a universal … Continue reading Great Chapters- The Cave (A writing analysis)
Full spoilers ahead Tarantino's 2009 offering is an interesting case for long-term fans of his work. The usual format is there; whip-fast witticisms by characteristic and distinctive characters who lean in and out of the plot in adventures that could be stand-alone films in the hand of lesser directors, and a penchant for violence and … Continue reading Brilliant Scenes- Inglorious Basterds (A writing analysis)
Find every other BTS Article on the Unbound series here! https://youtu.be/82BM66myAzo Well, the winter-storms struck the East of England once more, leaving a lovely blanket of the frozen white-stuff in it's wake. As I state, I love the snow. It's a rare treat here in East Anglia, and one that quickly loses it's novelty, honestly, … Continue reading Unbound Episode fifty-four- The Beast from the East Part II
It can't be understated how much of a cultural impact Avatar: The Last Airbender has had on millions of people accross the globe. I mean, a Nickelodeon original that deals with complex themes of war, nationalism, loss and acceptance in a mature and thoughtful manner? Who thought that would work, really? I consider myself lucky … Continue reading Character Studies- Zuko
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLRSM7UhLHE&ab_channel=UnboundChris The newest episode of Unbound; Lo! and behold! Friendly reminder that you can find the full playlist of Unbound here and my page about the BTS here! Unbound is a series I make predominately for my family and friends who know me well, so it feels a little strange putting here in a more … Continue reading Unbound episode fifity three- Rivers&Roads
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