Sunday, 12 September 2010

Boogie Woogie: A Star Spangled Let Down


Hmmm …


You know, you’ve probably worked out that I, Movie Night Adrian and Kevin D — along with Squeaky — all try to get together for a movie, of a Saturday night.

If you hadn’t … ?

Well …

Never mind.

There’s probably a lot I could say, there, but there we go … !

At any rate, tonight’s film … ?

Was the 2009 Danny Ward directed, Boogie Woogie.

A film that me, Adrian and Kevin happily watched. And generally agreed really wasn’t us.

Boogie Woogie is set against the back-ground of the London art world.

And frankly … ?

Much as I’d like to give you a wonderfully descriptive synopsis, I think I’ll leave that to others.

I will tell you one thing.

I’d not bother renting it.

Yes, it’s got plenty of star names.

But not a lot of old fashioned star quality.

Give this one a miss.

Boogie Woogie
☆☆☆☆



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