Browsing Tag cinemas

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    Movie review: Elfkins – Baking a Difference

    Animated movie from Germany In Cinemas now (Reviewed by John Glennie) The famous, hard-working Elfkins of Cologne finally return! Since they were ousted by a malevolent tailor’s wife ...

    On January 18, 2021 / By
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    Movie review: A Call To Spy

    In Cinemas from Boxing Day (Reviewed by John Glennie) A very good movie telling the true story of the first two female spies sent by Britain to France ...

    On December 28, 2020 / By
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    Movie review: Dreambuilders

    Danish animated movie In Cinemas January 6th (Reviewed by John Glennie) Story about single Dad, John (Tom Hale) and his daughter Minna (Robyn Dempsey) and their loving, caring ...

    On December 26, 2020 / By
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    Monster Hunter – A hard grind through an alternative world

    From the director of Resident Evil, Paul W.S Anderson, comes the new video game movie, Monster Hunter. Monster Hunter has been a popular video game franchise for Capcorn ...

    On December 23, 2020 / By
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    Movie review: A Christmas Gift From Bob

    (Reviewed by John Glennie) This movie is the sequel to A Street Cat Named Bob which tells the true story of ex-heroin addict James Bowen who is “adopted” ...

    On December 1, 2020 / By
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    Movie Review: The Nest

    Directed by Sean DurkinBritish Film Festival : 10-29 NovemberScreening at Palace Cinemas Review by Sarah List Rory O’Hara (Jude Law) is deeply embedded in the trading world of ...

    On November 21, 2020 / By
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    Movie Review: Radioactive

    Radioactive Directed by Marjane Satrapi Review by Sarah List Marie Curie surely must be one of the most recognizable names from science throughout history. Her research earned her an ...

    On November 9, 2020 / By
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    Movie Review: Honest Thief

    Screening now in Cinemas (Reviewed by John Glennie) Tom (Liam Neeson) is a notorious bank robber who has been able to rob banks undetected. When he goes to ...

    On October 25, 2020 / By
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    Movie Review: White Riot

    Adelaide Film Festival Review by Sarah List My film buddy and I had pretty much the same thought as we walked out of the cinema from White Riot ...

    On October 23, 2020 / By
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    Adelaide Film Festival Review: Aalto

    Aalto Adelaide Film Festival Review by Sarah List Without being consciously aware of who designed it, most people would recognise Alvar Alto’s work in the ubiquitous cheap knockoff bentwood ...

    On October 18, 2020 / By