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Reece Beckett

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Portrait of a City on Fire

Portrait of a City on Fire

My debut poetry collection, about a city falling apart.

2020

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Where can my other work be found?

A collection of my pieces written outside of Medium (Most recent to oldest).

Oct 1, 2022

Where can my other work be found?

Oct 1, 2022

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The Best of British Cinema: ‘Blitz’ (2024)

Director Steve McQueen’s poignant war drama is a Dickensian masterpiece

2d ago

The Best of British Cinema: ‘Blitz’ (2024)

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Rainbow Salad

The Blast

A poem

3d ago

The Blast

3d ago

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Review: ‘What About Bob?’ Is a Harshly Overlooked ’90s Comedy

Frank Oz strikes comedy gold (again) with his largely forgotten film

4d ago

Review: ‘What About Bob?’ Is a Harshly Overlooked ’90s Comedy

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Review: ‘You Were Never Really Here’ is an Elegant Elevation of Pulp Crime Fiction

Lynne Ramsay’s 2017 neo-noir thriller is subversive, alluring and utterly gorgeous

6d ago

Review: ‘You Were Never Really Here’ is an Elegant Elevation of Pulp Crime Fiction

6d ago

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Review: ‘A Tale of Winter’ is an Impeccable Romantic Drama

Eric Rohmer’s Tales of the Four Seasons come to a close… kind of

Dec 2

Review: ‘A Tale of Winter’ is an Impeccable Romantic Drama

Dec 2

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Rainbow Salad

The poetry left

…

Dec 1

The poetry left

Dec 1

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Review: ‘The Thomas Crown Affair’ — Stylish but Lacking in Substance

Norman Jewison’s ’60s pop culture classic certainly looks the part, but it lacks narrative power

Nov 30

Review: ‘The Thomas Crown Affair’ — Stylish but Lacking in Substance

Nov 30

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Review: ‘Christine’, Once Again, Proves the Brilliance of John Carpenter

The 1983 adaptation of Stephen King’s novel is dark, eerie and surprisingly thoughtful

Nov 28

Review: ‘Christine’, Once Again, Proves the Brilliance of John Carpenter

Nov 28

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The Best of British Cinema: ‘Hunger’ (2008)

Steve McQueen’s debut feature is one of the best British films of the 21st century

Nov 25

The Best of British Cinema: ‘Hunger’ (2008)

Nov 25

Reece Beckett

Reece Beckett

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Film/music critic and poet. New articles every Mon, Thurs & Sat. Poetry on Sundays! Contact: rbeckettwrites@gmail.com https://linktr.ee/reecebeckett

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