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Wallace & Gromit
Vengeance Most Fowl

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Post date December 16 2024
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Directors – Nick Park, Merlin Crossingham – 2024 – UK – Cert. U – 79m ***** Feathers McGraw returns to wreak havoc with Wallace’s latest invention, robotic garden smart gnomes – out in UK cinemas on Wednesday, December 18th 2024, on the BBC on Christmas Day, and on Netflix from Friday, January 3rd 2025 Opening […]

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The Inventor

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Post date March 5 2024
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Directors – Jim Capobianco, Pierre-Luc Granjon – 2023 – US, France, Ireland – Cert. PG – 100m **** Towards the end of his life, inventor Leonardo da Vinci goes to live in France under the patronage of the King – stop frame / drawn animation composite is out in the UK’s Vue cinemas on Friday, […]

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Asteroid City

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Post date June 22 2023
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Director – Wes Anderson – 2023 – US – Cert. 12a – 104m *** A stage play frames a tale of various characters in a 1950s US desert town, built on the site of an asteroid impact, which becomes the centre of a cover-up after an alien appears – out in UK cinemas on Friday, […]

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Brian And Charles

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Post date July 4 2022
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Director – Jim Archer – 2022 – UK – Cert. PG – 91m ***1/2 In rural Wales, an eccentric inventor builds a robot companion out of odds and ends, contends with the local bully and finds love – out in cinemas on Friday, July 8th, previews from Wednesday, July 6th Welcome to the reclusive world […]

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Edward Scissorhands

Director – Tim Burton – 1990 – US – PG – 105 mins ***** Burton’s first post-Batman outing is essentially a fairytale set in the modern world. A rare fusion of big budget American Studio movie and highly personal vision, Tim Burton’s first post-Batman (Tim Burton, 1989) outing is essentially a fairytale set in the […]

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Edward Scissorhands

Director – Tim Burton – 1990 – US – PG – 105 mins ***** PLOT An old lady tells her grandchild a story: “there once was a man who had scissors for hands.” His name was Edward (Johnny Depp), and he lived in the old mansion on the hill where an inventor (Vincent Price) was […]