Deep Sea (PG) |Close-Up Film Review
Acclaimed Chinese director Tian Xiaopeng . who specialises in computer generated animation, took seven years to create this, his second film,.
Read MoreAcclaimed Chinese director Tian Xiaopeng . who specialises in computer generated animation, took seven years to create this, his second film,.
Read MoreThe Beast of the somewhat misleading title comes from a story by Henry James and is his term for the strong emotions that human beings fear.
Read MoreEven before they’d had a chance to see this film, fans of Amy Winehouse were complaining from the trailer that Marisa Abela, who plays Amy, was miscast and couldn’t sing as well as their heroine.
Read MoreLittle Maria and her manic mother Cynthia go out at night with a shopping trolley rifling dustbins and rubbish dumps for what we see as rubbish, they see as treasure.
Read MoreThe almond and the seahorse are nicknames for two important parts of our brain. The almond or amygdala to give it its proper name, stores your memories and the seahorse shaped hippocampus creates new ones.
Read MoreThe man with the big banana feet of the title is Glasgow comedian Billy Connolly, seen here in the British Film Institute’s restoration of director Murray Grigor’s documentary about the Scottish comedian’s 1975 tour of Ireland.
Read MoreDespite sharing star billing in the title, this is very much Kong’s movie. Godzilla doesn’t really come into his own until the climactic battle the audience has been waiting for, when the two titans of the “MonsterVerse” join forces to save the world from extinction.
Read MoreRyan Gosling is Colt Seavers, the fall guy of the title. When we first meet him, he is recuperating from a daring stunt, which seriously injured his back and has put him out of action for eighteen months.
Read MoreAlthough never acknowledged until late in the day, this is not your classic “eternal triangle” story, as in which guy gets the girl.
Read MorePaola Cortellesi’s brilliant and absorbing directorial debut, in which she also plays the lead, is in many ways similar to the work of Italian neorealistic directors of the post war period
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