ClockworkEye

Joined Oct 2006

After doing amateur dramatics for a few years I decided to have a go at some film work.I didn't enjoy the acting so much but fell in love with the technical side of things. This lead me to get together with a couple of my friends and set up a production company called Clockwork Eye Productions.

So far we have only done a few music videos and some corporate work but are going to start looking at doing shorts in the new year. One day we want to produce our own feature film.

People who inspire me are the likes of Shane Meadows and Danny Boyle. I love the way that they create a film that tells a story rather than packing it with special effects. Their style is what makes British film making great.

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Joker: Folie à Deux

5.2

Aug 30, 2025

So Disappointed

I have to say that I was really looking forward to this sequel, but oh my, was I disappointed.

Was it meant to be a musical?

For me, it completely missed the point that the Joker is a psychopath and focused on poor Arthur, who has lost his sense of humour.

It was two hours of my life that I will never get back, and how the director, I have to applaud him, fitted a 30-minute story into a two-hour film I will never know, oh yes, lots of fill like walking the whole length of a corridor.