| THE LONE SCREENWRITER HAS TO THANK THESE PEOPLE: Charlie Walmsley - right now without a computer I am nothing, so you are really something... Jenni Walmsley - the first review! You should be proud! Sasha Stone - Oscarwatch is a great site to have around when I cannot make it to the show...brilliant! Adam Gibbs - for pushing me to do a site without even realising. |
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| a Robin Write page |
| 2001 |
| MUSIC |
| REVIEWS |
| COFFEE SHOP |
| ME |
| HEAT |
| SCRIPTS |
| 2002 |
| The Oscars marked the end of the 2001 awards season, which kept me on the dge of my seat. Check the winners and my views here... |
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| Its time to think about the year's big films. With the run up to the Films of 2002 poll, I will be wooing the new films... |
| Check the winners of the Music of 2001 poll and listen to me rant on if you want... |
| I must visit the cinema more often, I love it! And when I do I will review. feel free to join me... |
| This is a page I wanted to create a community of writers and film people and the likes. Haven't done much recently so it is a little under construction but bare with me please... |
| I always said I would die writing films, I just hope it brings me success all the way... |
| I will focus on a recommended film whenever I feel the urge. 'Run Lola Run' is one of those... |
| So the who the hell do I think I am, here is my humble biography just in case you want to know who is behind this site... |
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| Hello, and welcome to my world. This website is a part-time insight into the head of a young screenwriter, whose ambition is to join people like Woody Allen and Billy Wilder, in becoming one of the most memorable and successful screenwriters in film history. Sounds a little amitious doesn't it? Well good, because ambition goes with talent on the road to the top... |
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| PROBABLY THE BEST FIVE FILMS OF 2001 Cameron Crowe's ALMOST FAMOUS was his love letter to music and his family, with a remarkable trademark soundtrack, which brings me to MOULIN ROUGE where Luhrmann, Kidman, McGregor et al take musicals through the roof and also take Paris by storm where AMELIE tries a spot of match-making while appreciating the simple things in life, a Foreign Language hit like CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON, which mixed magnificent fight sequences with juxtaposing and tender love stories proving to be a successful epic not unlike THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING, where little hobbit Frodo is given the daunting but herioc task of disposing of a magical ring... |