By Josh Pitts
Greatly anticipated, The Girl Who Played With Fire makes its opening along with one of Roald Dahls famous stories, a festival dedicated to the forces of wind and Jonsi tours his debut solo album.
Here’s our pick of the best entertainment in Bristol in the coming week (August 27 onwards) …
Festivals
Bristol International Festival of Kites [...]
Inception is an intelligent thriller that will have you baffled, bemused, thrilled and crying out for more – this is truly the film of the summer
The countdown has started for the the release of Christopher Nolan’s hugely anticipated Inception and with it the chance to win tickets to the film’s world premiere.
Why ruin someone’s day when Sarah Jessica Parker et al in Sex and the City 2 can do it for you. If you buy a ticket for this drivel, I pity you…
Iron Man 2 is not a movie that will change cinema – it’s a comic-book flick with no pretentions and, taken as such, makes for a rollicking good ride.
“Shangri-La in reverse” is how Ewan McGregor describes his predicament in Roman Polanski’s latest film, The Ghost, an adept political thriller on the dangers of power.
The magic of the original Clash of the Titans lay in bad dialogue and creaky acting – perfect for lazy escapism. Here everyone is taking it all so seriously.
A movie that references Spider-Man, Kill Bill and Superbad whilst at the same time going to new levels of violence, invective and camped-up comic book cheese.
As hard as I have tried in the past to like him, Jim Carrey is just not my cup of tea. So it comes as a surprise for me to say this – I loved his latest movie, I Love You Phillip Morris.
Every time one of Martin Scorsese’s films is about to hit cinemas, it is truly an event. The latest, Shutter Island, writes Lloyd Rundle, does not disappoint.
