Sarah Cook, Author at Cinema Chords

Review: Spider-Man: Homecoming

by Sarah Cook on July 5, 2017

In 2002, Evil Dead director Sam Raimi weaved a web of movies for Tobey Maguire's fresh-faced nerd Peter Parker turned superhero Spider-Man. Spawning one of the best comic book sequels of all time with Spider-Man

Cinema

Review: MINDHORN

by Sarah Cook on May 5, 2017

There are roles that actors inhabit that stay with them for the whole of their career, no matter how far

Cinema

Review: RAW

by Sarah Cook on April 7, 2017

When a movie professes to “make people faint,” you have to take it with a pinch of salt. After all,

Cinema

Review: GET OUT

by Sarah Cook on March 15, 2017

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The best kind of horror has always been the films where real life expectations and experiences are subverted. They play on

Cinema

REVIEW: JOHN WICK: CHAPTER 2

by Sarah Cook on February 15, 2017

A couple of years ago, we were all immersed in a truly amazing film that saw the return to form

Box Office Cinema

REVIEW: The LEGO Batman Movie

by Sarah Cook on February 15, 2017

Batman has been through the ringer. He has had a countless amount of conceptions from the weird and the whacky to the brooding and emotional; bad films to great films; awful films to genius films.

Cinema

REVIEW: Moonlight

by Sarah Cook on February 9, 2017

There are movies out there that move you; they shake you to the core. Moonlight revolves around Chiron, a young

Cinema

REVIEW: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (2016)

by Sarah Cook on November 24, 2016

To generations of children and adults alike, Harry Potter is one of the greatest book franchises ever, centring on a young boy

Features Short Film

A Short Mission: Selfie

by Sarah Cook on October 15, 2015

There is a trend in media nowadays to hit back at this “selfie obsessed” culture and I, for one, hate

Features

A Short Mission: One Year Lease

by Sarah Cook on September 9, 2015

Everybody in the world has had to deal with an unsatisfactory and, frankly, psychotic landlord. It's why the "profession" has

Features Short Film

A Short Mission: The Casebook of Nips & Porkington

by Sarah Cook on August 20, 2015

Hand-drawn animation is not dead. Though it may seem that all the big companies of children’s art have leapt from the sinking ship of pencilled artistry to the bigger ease of computer animation sailing, there

Features

Inside Out – Press Conference

by Sarah Cook on July 20, 2015

How are you feeling today? Joy? Sadness? Fear? Well, as the sun shone on London this weekend, all the

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