What Successful Cinemas are Doing Right
- Post By: Preston Drake
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- Category: Cinema, Entertainment News, film industry, industry article
Cinema attendance levels may be flattening out in the United States and Europe, but innovative cinema chains are developing methods to keep revenue growing. Unfortunately, in today’s era, simply screening the latest blockbuster is no longer a reliant way to […]
Read MoreThe Horror Genre is Thriving and I’m Conflicted
- Post By: Gillian Cooper
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- Category: Cinema, Film, Horror, Horror film, Indie film, It Comes At Night, Joel Edgerton
Horror is one of the most underappreciated genres in film. Up until the 1960s, it was difficult to find a horror film that didn’t fall under the ‘B-Movies’ category, as it was a long time before anyone took them seriously. […]
Read MoreScreenings just for you and your tots
- Post By: Gillian Cooper
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- Category: Cinema, Eye Cinema, Film, IMC Carlow, IMC Dun Laoghaire, Light House Cinema, Movies@Dundrum, Odeon, Omniplex Cork, Parent & Baby Screenings, The Reel Picture
Got some tots and love cinema? Perfect! Cause we happen to know of some cinemas that do some screenings especially for you! Offering exclusive regular Parent and Baby screenings, which include discounted tickets and a more baby-friendly environment, so you […]
Read More#TBT Review – Inglourious Basterds
- Post By: cormac87
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- Category: Action & Adventure, Cinema, Dublin Film, Free Popcorn, Inglourious Basterds, Quentin Tarantino, Sugar Club, World War II Movie
A self proclaimed masterpiece (the balls on this guy!), Quentin Tarantino’s World War II, “Guy’s On A Mission” subgenre movie hit cinemas during the summer of 2009. It was met with mixed reviews. From some criticising the film’s lack of […]
Read MoreTop 5 movie remakes
In an age where Hollywood is saturated with remakes, reboots and really recycable mundanity, anger and frustration can sometimes blind us from the fact that there are some great remakes. A few that even surpass their originals. The problem with […]
Read MoreWhat Childhood dreams are made of…
- Post By: Ellis Martin
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- Category: 1970S, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, childhood, Cinema, Film, Growing Up
The films you watched growing up really say a lot about a person. They stick with you for life and seem to hold some kind of homeliness about them. Whenever somebody mentions them you feel like they are talking […]
Read MoreSteven Spielberg: The Universal Wunderkind
Steven Spielberg. A household name. A brand. He has achieved more universal success than any other filmmaker in the history on cinema. But how did he become Hollywood’s wunderkind? How did Jaws, despite its nightmare shoot, become such an overwheling success that […]
Read MoreE.T and the rest of 1982…
- Post By: Ellis Martin
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- Category: 1980, 80s, Cinema, Film, Pop culture, Throwback
1982 What was the deal with 1982? Were you alive? Were you rocking out to the sweet sounds of punk, dying and styling your hair to every trend that it started to fall out? It was the year of one […]
Read MoreA Slim Fairytale: Tale of Tales review
- Post By: cormac87
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- Category: Cinema, Fairytale, Fantasy, Film, Film Review, Tale of Tales
Matteo Garrone’s Tale of Tales is certainly easy on the eye. A lavish landscape for the bizarre surrealism of Giambattista Basile’s gruesome fairytales that even predate the Brothers Grimm. The film is loosely based on three of the Neapolitan […]
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