Showing posts with label #MTOS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #MTOS. Show all posts

Tuesday, 24 January 2012

Movie Talk On Sunday - Space Movies

Movie Talk On Sunday is still going strong on Twitter each and every Sunday, and over the past few weeks we have experienced some of the best topics yet. Hopefully, this Sunday I can continue that trend with my hosting of Space movies.

If you're unfamiliar with MTOS then all the details you need are here.

In the meantime here are your ten questions and I hope to see you on Sunday for some outer space movie chat!!

1. Which space movie is your favourite and why?
2. Which director has captured the visual essence of space in a movie best?
3. Which genre mixes best with outer space as the setting?
4. Who is your favourite HUMAN character in a space movie?
4. Who is your favourite NON-HUMAN character in a space movie?
6. Of all the spacecraft in movies, which is the most iconic?
7. What is the best alien race to have been created for screen?
8. What elements MUST a space movie contain?
9. For fun, straight head-to-head, Star Wars vs Star Trek. Who wins?
10. Finally, for fun, complete the movie title. _______ In Space

Until Sunday have a great week and don't forget to follow me on Twitter (@thommoj03) to get all the MTOS action from 20.00GMT Sunday!

Tuesday, 10 January 2012

Movie Talk On Sunday - British Films Questions

Following a fantastic Star Wars edition of MTOS last week will be a tough task but this Sunday's will focus on British films, hosted by myself and Maxwell Hubbard. 


If you're not aware of MTOS, it stands for Movie Talk On Sunday and is a weekly occurrence on Twitter where film fans get together to discuss a certain topic/genre in the field. The host posts 10 questions in all, each separated by 10 minutes.


Here are this week's questions on BRITISH FILMS:


1. What is your all-time favourite British film?
2. Who do you consider the best British director?
3. Who is the best British actor/actress alive today?
4. What characteristics define 'the best of British'?
5. What genre does British cinema do best? (give examples)
6. What makes British films different from mainstream Hollywood movies?
7. Do you think British films are better than those from America?
8. If you could get a cinema re-release for one British film what would it be?
9. 2011 was a great year for film. Which British film was the best of the bunch last year?
10. Finally, which British film will wow audiences this year?


So there you have it folks, remember to follow @thommoj03 and @maxwellhubbard for an MTOS co-hosting first and let's celebrate all that is great in British film.


See you Sunday!!