Derren Brown – Apocalypse (Part 1): clever if daft and stagey experiment hides some sober truths
Derren Brown and Simon Dinsell, “Derren Brown – Apocalypse (Part 1)” (2012) A cleverly staged
Tag: British Films
Clever social psychology experiment in “Derren Brown – The Experiments: The Secret of Luck”
Derren Brown and Simon Dinsell, “Derren Brown – The Experiments: The Secret of Luck” (2011)
Clever psychological manipulation at work in “Derren Brown – The Experiments: The Guilt Trip”
Derren Brown and Simon Dinsell, “Derren Brown – The Experiments: The Guilt Trip” (2011) In
Crowd behaviour stereotypes confirmed in disappointing if fun “Derren Brown – The Experiments: Gameshow”
Derren Brown and Simon Dinsell, “Derren Brown – The Experiments: Gameshow” (2011) In Episode 2
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The Prestige: fussy plot with flat characters turns on class and cultural rivalries of its setting
Christopher Nolan, “The Prestige” (2006) Rather fussy if good-looking film about duplicity and duplications, duelling
How to train people to kill celebrities in “Derren Brown – The Experiments: The Assassin”
Derren Brown and Simon Dinsell, “Derren Brown – The Experiments: The Assassin” (2011) An ingeniously
The Secret History of Mind Control: much that is not said makes the film disingenuous
Alicky Sussman, “A Secret History of Mind Control” (2010) I am quite a sucker for
Two student film shorts on hitmen relying on the element of surprise and plot twists
Tom Long, “Assassin” (July 2009) / “Made Man” (September 2009) Found these student film shorts
Are We Still Evolving? – yes but the film’s presentation and coverage are left behind by its subject matter
Olly Bootle, “Are We Still Evolving?” (2011) UK anthropologist Alice Roberts presents this BBC Horizon
How to make Better Decisions: entertaining and informative if not really useful!
Peter Leonard, “How to make Better Decisions” (2007) At least I made one good decision