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  • BRAVE

    A film review with a bit of a difference: a letter, reprinted below, published in the British Film Institute’s Sight & Sound magazine (November 2012 edition, edited slightly by the journal).  I wrote them in response to a largely positive review from Thirza Wakefield, of Disney Pixar’s Brave. Whither Pixar? It’s not so much the…

    Iain Kelly

    07/10/2012
    Cinema, Commentary, Culture, Film Review, Media, Review, Review
    bfi, brave, british film institute, cinema, cinema review, commentary, culture, disney, film, film review, letter, movies, pixar, published, Review, reviews, sight & sound
  • Weekly Photo Challenge: Happy

    Joy, a photo by iainthekid on Flickr. A favourite photo from this summer’s Olympics, taken in the Olympic Park. It sums up the joy and happy atmosphere that surrounded the Games.

    Iain Kelly

    07/10/2012
    Art, Culture, Documentary, photography
    happiness, happy, image, joy, london 2012, olympics, photography, postaday
  • Weekly Photo Challenge: Mine

    The Riverfront, a photo by iainthekid on Flickr. This photo sums up a lot of things that I think of as ‘mine’ and define ‘me’. The British Film Institute cinema on the Southbank in London has a restaurant attached to it – ‘The Riverbank’. – Great atmosphere, people, culture, food and cinema, all in one…

    Iain Kelly

    01/10/2012
    Art, Cinema, Commentary, Culture, Documentary, photography
    bfi, british film institute, cinema, london, mine, photograph, photography, postaday, riverfront, southbank, weekly photo challenge
  • Weekly Photo Challenge: Solitary

    Iain Kelly

    29/09/2012
    Art, Culture, Documentary, photography, Photoshop
    image, kelvingrove, kelvingrove art gallery, marble, photography, photoshop, postaday, statue
  • DREDD 3D

    Odeon Glasgow Quay, 18.09.12 Just when you thought you were about to read another diatribe against the use of 3D, let me start by making one claim in the gimmicky, pointless, annoying formats favour.  In Dredd, a film-maker has finally found a use for 3D that actually impresses. That’s right, I said impresses.  When the…

    Iain Kelly

    19/09/2012
    Cinema, Commentary, Culture, Entertainment, Fiction, Media, Review, Review
    action, alex garland, cinema, cinema review, commentary, culture, dredd, entertainment, film, film review, karl urban, movies, pete travis, Review, reviews
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