Middletown Reviews with UK Theatrical Release

With the release of Middletown in cinema on March 2, 2007 in the UK, we have a large amount of reviews that were published. Here are the links

Sins of Preacherman

Channel 4 Review

Times Review

Telegraph Review

Guardian Review

More Times Reviews

Daily Mail

Observer Review

The Independent

  • 7048 reads

PinkyAndrexa Drawing on Red Nose Site

Our wonderfully talented Pinkyandrexa has had her drawing added to the reader comment section of news article regarding Matthew's "wedding"

Pinky's Drawing

Let's hope Matthew gets to see it!Laughing

  • 7732 reads

Mr Bean Weds Matthew Macfadyen (Red Nose Day 2007)

Thanks to forum member Justine for finding this article!

 

According to the Sun Online

Mr Bean wears a wed nose


March 02, 2007

ROWAN Atkinson ruins a wedding AGAIN - as ex-EastEnder Michelle Ryan “weds” TV hunk Matthew McFadyen.

Rowan brings back his character Mr Bean with a red nose for a Comic Relief special on March 16. Just like his clergyman in Four Weddings and a Funeral, he causes chaos.

Mr Bean Weds Matthew Macfadyen (Red Nose Day 2007)
  • 21635 reads

New Gallery Additions

There are some new images added to the Gallery. Be sure to check back soon as more will be added in the coming days. New Gallery Additions
  • 28794 reads

Scotsman Review of Middletown (Feb 2007)

Sun 25 Feb 2007

Middletown (15)

ALLAN HUNTER

**
Running time: 89 minutes

RELIGIOUS fundamentalism is a blight on the soul of humanity. The sense of oppression, bigotry and hatred unleashed by tribal loyalties should be the stuff of great cinema. Peter Mullan showed how it could be done in The Magdalene Sisters. His film vividly evoked how the icy grip of the church led extraordinary injustices to go unchallenged and ignored. Nobody wants to rock the boat when a whole society colludes in setting the moral agenda.

 read more »
  • 5911 reads
Syndicate content