Tomorrowland: A World Beyond is a film which looked intriguing from the trailer and clips I’d seen, but was ultimately flawed in its execution, not least because you felt like you’d seen the best of it before stepping foot into the cinema. It centres around a futuristic pin which, if the owner touches it, transports […]
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World War Z quickly gets you into the action after a brief introduction to Gerry Lane (Brad Pitt) and plus his wife Karin and two daughters (all played by no-one famous). While stuck in a traffic jam, taking the children to school, a policeman races by on a motorbike and takes off the car’s wing […]
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Star Trek Into Darkness opens with a great action scene as Kirk (Chris Pine) and Bones (Karl Urban) are on the run from an indiginous tribe in a land that hasn’t even discovered electricity, while Spock (Zachary Quinto) is lowered into an active volcano to set off a device that’ll render the volcano inert. Unfortunately, […]
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Prometheus is the first full feature film which I have seen in IMAX and it felt like being shouted at in the face for a full two hours… in a good way. I’ve only ever seen one film previously in IMAX and that was a short film of around 40 minutes, many moons ago, the […]
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