Front Row Reviews was established in June 2009 with a view to offer a different perspective on the mainstream film and cinema industry. Focused on delivering film reviews, news and views on a daily basis, Front Row Reviews brings you the information you need to make a decision about what film to watch at home or at the cinema.
Front Row Reviews is owned and operated by elastic eye, a web design agency based in Kent.
The Team
Pete Thornton – Contact
Pete graduated from University in 2003 with a degree in Digital Art. With a real interest in all the creative arts, he then went on to set up his own digital design agency, Elastic Eye – specialising in all forms of graphic design, web design and photography. In 2009 he was introduced to Amo. It was clear they had different skill sets and took the decision to build Front Row Reviews together.
Amo Sokhi – Contact
Amo’s experiences stem from a strong background in digital marketing and a natural flair for business. After deciding he needed a new challenge, Amo combined forces with Pete and between them they set up Front Row Reviews, aiming to offer readers the most up to date and fresh information in Film and Cinema. Amo’s favorite films include Van Wilder, Forgetting Sarah Marshall and The Dark Night.
Emma Green – Contact
Emma has a BA in film studies and is now currently studying for a PGCE in Film Journalism with the University of Glasgow. A true lover of film who visits the cinema at least 3 times a week. Emma currently has a full time job but spends much of her spare time reviewing films, moderating non-profit film forums and writing content content for Front Row Reviews.
Sanjay Parekh – Contact
After a career in IT support working for a little known company, called Microsoft, Sanjay changed his direction and became a devoted Hare Krishna follower. Always having an interest in all things Bollywood, he joined Front Row Reviews in late 2009 as the dedicated Bollywood guru and content writer.
Joe Cunningham – Contact
Joe’s currently studying at the University of Nottingham and is hoping to study journalism at a postgraduate level after graduation before pursuing a career in film journalism. For now though he spends most of his free time watching films (with 174 cinema visits last year), and when he’s not doing that he’s reading or writing about them. Joe is the Film Editor of his University magazine and is now looking forward to contributing some great content to Front Row Reviews.
GO GITA!!!!!!!!!!!!
lol.
Film is tooo cheesy and funny. You were awesome in it.
When you flying me over to see you next miss movie star?
I’ve only seen the preview – can’t wait to see the movie! a perfect role 4 u Gita, well done & hope to see more of u in the near future!!!
You look great in this shot. Keep up the good work and go Gita!!!!!!!!!!
glad to see him back to rock
She was both heartwarming and heartbreaking, a magnificent actress
Having worked in the cinema business for 15 years I know how important the gap between the cinema and DVD release is. Disney also tried to reduce this time on the release of UP as they didn’t have a big christmas DVD release. No doubt Disney will be he ones made o back down in the end as they make significantly more money through theatre recipts than they do from dvd.
Declining DVD sales are costing more to the studios than the increase in box office in the UK as it stands, I think inevitably Disney will win this battle as Odeon are the only cinema left standing against them.
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pushpinder – what a stooopid name!
I am loving the movies that are going to be released this year, and one that I definately will watch is toy story 3. I cant wait
Of all the movies starring Brendan Fraser, I really love his role in Extraordinary measures. The way he portray his role is excellent. Plus the movie is really inspiring..
I adore Twilight! I can’t wait for Twilight Eclipse! I’m so infatuated with Taylor Lautner, lol.
I still find that the first film was better, but New Moon certainly wins in eye candy lol
You might not like the Jonas Brothers music but please know something about them before you judge them as people. They are talented but they also are some of the most charitable people in the entertainment industry. They give of their time, talent, and money to help other people constantly. And I liked their movie. It was for their fans and their fans enjoyed it.
Screw you all Michael Bay & Transformers haters! Transformers was the best action movie of the year!!! Avatar = Pocahontas
Sorry, I’ll qualify. I have little to no opinion on the Jonas brothers, for all I know they may be saints. I was merely reporting on the Razzies decision to nominate them. As for Transformers, it was still terrible. Avatar wasn’t good either, but still better than Michael Bay giving a robot testicles.
Nonsense. Avatar was better than The Hurt Locker in every sense. Army propaganda film beats extrordinary, REAL film. A political move, obviously.
I was truly surprised (unpleasantly) when i saw The Hurt Locker win this award. I saw both movies in theaters and i have to say i think that Avatar should have gotten this Oscar for several reasons. Avatar conveys such a powerful and rich world/message and embodies what i think a “best picture” movie is. The characters, the visuals, the universe, was all so well combined in my opinion. Although i did enjoy The Hurt Locker, and though it was a great film… i found Avatar stunning and majestic; a true epic. To me… denying Avatar the award for best picture, is like denying Gone With The Wind, respectively.
My Opinion…
think of it as you like
Stefan
i hate avatar
I think Cherlize Theron look stunning as ever and the reviews of her were not fair at all.