I recently hung out with Pavo and Neil from Pancast Poductions to discuss all things film, including Batman v Superman as well as my current role with the Royal International Air Tattoo. If you want to find out what my movie heaven is...press play! https://soundcloud.com/pancastpods/movie-heaven-with-elle-webster To listen to more Pancast podcasts head over to pancast.co.uk
Pancast Poductions anniversary show
To anyone who's in the Cotswold area, don't miss out on the Pancast Poductions Third Anniversary event at The Barn Theatre in Cirencester on April 2 as tickets are selling fast. I recently interviewed the hosts, Pavo and Neil, for the local paper and ended up talking to them for ages about the films that we … Continue reading Pancast Poductions anniversary show
Dad’s Army review
Why, just why? That was the question I was asking having sat through Dad’s Army: The Movie. I may be in the minority for my generation to have not only seen but loved the original version of Dad’s Army with Arthur Lowe and John Le Mesurier and will still watch the repeats on a Saturday … Continue reading Dad’s Army review
Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation review
It's great news for film fans when a franchise's fifth installment is it's strongest. Some Mission Impossible purists might disagree with me, but I am convinced that Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation is the best outing yet. Not bad for a franchise that started in 1996. Tom Cruise returns as Ethan Hunt, putting to bed the rumours … Continue reading Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation review
Film’s I’m excited for in 2016
This list by no means covers all the films that I'm excited for this year but it is a start and features the ones that reach the fan-girl squeal level of excitement. There is no particular order to this list, but I will admit that for the first film featured I am excited to the point … Continue reading Film’s I’m excited for in 2016
Debating the Future of the BBC
The Cheltenham Literature Festival debated the Future of the BBC last Saturday evening. The panel chaired by Melvyn Bragg featured BBC Director of Strategy and Digital James Purnell, critic and author Charlotte Higgins and journalist Anne McElvoy, who each discussed their position on the BBC, before the debate was opened up. The hottest topic of … Continue reading Debating the Future of the BBC
The Martian review
Following an impressive marketing campaign the question was could The Martian live up to the expectations it had built up? The simple answer...yes! Matt Damon excels in the role of Mark Watney, an astronaut stranded on Mars when his crew are forced to evacuate during a storm. It is always risky making a film, where … Continue reading The Martian review
Weekly Round Up! – 19th August 2015
In a galaxy far, far away... Star Wars was out in force at Disney's D23 expo this weekend, putting on quite a show and making some big announcements. While JJ Abrams and Harrison Ford took to the stage to promote Episode VII and revealing a brand new poster for the film, Disney's focus was definitely … Continue reading Weekly Round Up! – 19th August 2015
Inside Out review
Animated movies seem to be taking over, they're everywhere! The latest to take the Box Office by storm is Disney Pixar’s Inside Out. Perfectly summed up by its tagline, “a major emotion picture”, the films main characters are Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear and Disgust. Living inside the head of 11-year-old Riley, their worlds are rocked when … Continue reading Inside Out review
Ted 2 review
Has Seth McFarlane lost his magic touch? This is the question audiences are asking themselves as they leave the cinema after watching Ted 2! 2012 was McFarlane's year, Family Guy was as strong and as popular as ever and he had successfully made the transition to the big screen with Ted, the surprising comedic hit about … Continue reading Ted 2 review
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