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Tag Archives: Michael Caine
DVD review | The Dark Knight Rises – Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy comes to an epic conclusion
Christopher Nolan brings his epic Batman trilogy to an awesome conclusion with The Dark Knight Rises, giving Christian Bale’s brooding vigilante superhero one last hurrah against the forces of anarchy and chaos that invariably beset Gotham City. Eight years have … Continue reading
Thought for the Day from Michael Caine drama Kidnapped
You need to a flashplayer enabled browser to view this YouTube video “You’ve not been very lucky with your relatives, have you? All the more reason to be choosy with your friends.” Kidnapped (1971) Share this thought for the day … Continue reading
Film review | Gambit – Colin Firth & Cameron Diaz try to peddle a fake (by the way, the script’s the forgery)
Colin Firth, Cameron Diaz and Alan Rickman team up for a very loose remake of Ronald Neame’s breezy 1966 caper thriller Gambit, the light-hearted but intricately plotted heist movie in which Michael Caine’s cockney crook drafts Shirley MacLaine’s Eurasian nightclub … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema Releases, Reviews, The Best View
Tagged Alan Rickman, Cameron Diaz, Coen Brothers, Colin Firth, Crime Caper Comedy, Gambit, Hermann Goering, Julian Rhind-Tutt, Michael Caine, Michael Hoffman, Monet, Pink Panther, Pip Torrens, Ronald Neame, Shirley MacLaine, The Last Station, Tom Courtenay
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Viennale 2012 – The 50th Vienna Film Festival
Going to Vienna for the city’s annual autumnal film festival, the Viennale, is like stepping back in time. That could be because of all the Belle Epoque palaces lining the Ringstrasse, or the Jugendstil metro stations, or because the entire … Continue reading
Posted in Special Events
Tagged 5 Broken Cameras, Alberto Grifi, Anna Magnani, Argo, Chris Marker, Chris Marker Viennale trailer, DW Griffiths, Edmund de Waal, Fritz Lang, Georges Méliès, Jean Renoir, Jean-Luc Godard, John Carpenter, Jörg Buttgereit, Jugendstil, Kaffe und Kuchen, Manuel Mozos, Michael Caine, Miguel Gomes, Moonfleet, orson welles, Ringstrasse, Tabu, The Big Heat, The Golden Coach, The Hare with the Amber Eyes, The Return of Frank James, The Trollenberg Terror, Vienna, Vienna Film Festival, Viennale
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Film review | The Dark Knight Rises – Class war comes to Gotham as Nolan sends Batman out with a bang
Christopher Nolan brings his epic Batman trilogy to an awesome conclusion with The Dark Knight Rises, giving Christian Bale’s brooding vigilante superhero one last hurrah against the forces of anarchy and chaos that invariably beset Gotham City. To begin with, … Continue reading
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Tagged Anne Hathaway, Bane, Batman, Batman Begins, Catwoman, Christian Bale, Christopher Nolan, Dark Knight, Gary Oldman, Gotham City, Heath Ledger, Marion Cotillard, Michael Caine, Robespierre, Selina Kyle, storming of the Bastille, The Dark Knight Rises, The Joker, the one percent, Tom Hardy, Wayne Manor
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Name That Chest: This star turns 50 today
Check out this confused clashing jacket scenario. The mystery star played a high school teen in this 80s coming-of-age movie. Any ideas? Who was the owner of the mystery chest last week? Well, it was another birthday boy – a … Continue reading
Film review | Journey 2: The Mysterious Island – Duck! The Rock is coming at you in 3D!
An old-fashioned adventure romp that wraps newfangled cinematic trickery around a ramshackle plot, Journey 2: The Mysterious Island is a knockabout sequel to 2008’s Journey to the Center of the Earth, notable at the time for being the first feature … Continue reading
A Movie Night to Remember: The Man Who Would Be King in Macon, Georgia
So I have the honour of kicking off a brand new Movie Talk series featuring some of our favourite movie-going memories… A Movie Night to Remember. And as today is Easter Sunday, I think it only proper that I reminisce … Continue reading
Win Michael Caine’s new autobiography – The Elephant to Hollywood
This competition has now closed To celebrate the release of Michael Caine’s autobiography, The Elephant to Hollywood, we are giving away copies to ten lucky readers. It’s an extraordinary rags-to-riches story as the veteran actor describes how he went from … Continue reading
Couch Potato Pickings: Womanisers and Ghosts of Girlfriends Past
The title say it all really. Matthew McConaughey plays a serial womaniser in a (somewhat clumsy but watchable)) romcom spin on Charles Dickens‘ classic festive tale, A Christmas Carol. Will filmmakers ever tire of adapting this literary classic? Probably not. … Continue reading
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Tagged Alfie, Austin Powers, Boomerang, casanova, Eddie Murphy, Ghosts of Girlfriends Past, Goldfinger, Heath Ledger, Hugh Jackman, Jack Black, James Bond, Jennifer Garner, jesse metcalfe, john tucker must die, Johnny Depp, jude law, ladies' men, Matthew McConaughey, Michael Caine, Michael Douglas, Mike Myers, movie womanisers, Owen Wilson, Pirates of the Caribbean, richard roundtree, Samuel L Jackson, Sean Connery, shaft, Shallow Hal, someone like you, Vince Vaughn, wedding crashers
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