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  • IN TIME

    Odeon Glasgow Quay, 16.11.11 After a gap of 6 years since he wrote and directed Nicolas Cage in the average Lord Of War (2005), Andrew Niccol is back with In Time, a film in which he returns to the sci-fi world that he mined successfully for Gattaca (1997) and to a lesser extent in S1mone (2001). Set in the near future, In…

    Iain Kelly

    17/11/2011
    Cinema, Commentary, Culture, Entertainment, Film Review, Review, Review
    action, amanda seyfried, andrew niccol, cillian murphy, cinema, cinema review, commentary, culture, entertainment, film, film review, in time, justin timberlake, movies, olivia wilde, Review, reviews
  • MIDNIGHT IN PARIS

    Cineworld Glasgow, 13.10.11 Midnight In Paris is Woody Allen’s 44th feature film, and already his most successful at the box office. This says a lot about inflation rates and cinema ticket prices, but also points to the popularity of Owen Wilson, in the lead role as Gil, and of the city of Paris, which must…

    Iain Kelly

    14/11/2011
    Cinema, Commentary, Culture, Entertainment, Film Review, Review, Review
    cinema, cinema review, comedy, commentary, culture, entertainment, film, film review, french, marion cotillard, midnight in paris, movies, owen wilson, paris, Review, reviews, woody allen
  • TYRANNOSAUR

    Cineworld Glasgow, 11.10.11 Debut feature director Paddy Considine and star Peter Mullen have both been at pains in press interviews for their new film Tyrannosaur to emphasise that it is not another British film of social realism, in the line of Ken Loach or Tony Richardson. One obvious reason for this is that such a label…

    Iain Kelly

    11/11/2011
    Art, Cinema, Commentary, Entertainment, Film Review, Review, Review
    cinema, cinema review, commentary, culture, entertainment, film, film review, movies, olivia colman, paddy considine, peter mullen, Review, reviews, tyrannosaur
  • CONTAGION

    Cineworld Glasgow, 09.11.11 Steven Soderbergh has gathered another all-star cast for his latest multi dimensional drama, this time tracing the stories of several people all affected by the outbreak of a new virus that threatens to wipe out mankind.  Where Traffic (2000) was about drugs and the effect on people’s lives in the real world, this is…

    Iain Kelly

    11/11/2011
    Cinema, Commentary, Culture, Entertainment, Review, Review
    cinema, cinema review, commentary, contagion, culture, entertainment, film, film review, marion cotillard, matt damon, movies, Review, reviews, steven soderburgh
  • THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN: THE SECRET OF THE UNICORN

    Odeon East Kilbride, 08.11.11 One of the nicest touches about Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson’s big screen adaptation of the boy reporter Tintin occurs just after the opening credit sequence – itself a charming animation in its own right as it follows the distinctive silhouette of Tintin on a foot chase through Hergé’s memorable world. We are then situated in a…

    Iain Kelly

    11/11/2011
    Art, Books, Cinema, Commentary, Entertainment, Film Review, Review, Review
    andy serkis, art, cinema, cinema review, commentary, culture, entertainment, film, film review, jamie bell, mocap, motion capture, movies, peter jackson, Review, reviews, steven spielberg, the adventures of tintin, the secret of the unicorn, tintin
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