PUBLISHED: 16:00 03 June 2019 | UPDATED: 16:33 07 June 2019 The Greatest Showman Outdoor Cinema from Outside Live Credit: John Newstead Archant From Bohemian Rhapsody to Rocketman, let the sun go down on you this summer with outdoor cinema events taking place across the county. Holkham Hall. Picture: DENISE BRADLEYHolkham HallJune 28 to 29, doors 8pm, film 9.30pmAdult £15, child (3-15) £10, disabled and carer £7.50, thelunacinema.comThe Luna Cinema will transform the stunning grounds in the walled garden once again with two nights of blockbuster cinema starting with The Greatest Showman on Saturday followed by Bohemian Rhapsody on Sunday which will take you right back to Live Aid 1985. There are also premium tickets available which include a reserved directors chair, queue jump and priority access to the bar and a complimentary drink. Great Yarmouth RacecourseJuly 5, doors open 7.30pm, film 8.30pm Standard £14.50, greatyarmouth-racecourse.co.ukBohemian Rhapsody … [Read more...] about 12 places in Norfolk to see outdoor cinema this summer
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11 places in Norfolk to see outdoor cinema this summer
PUBLISHED: 16:00 03 June 2019 | UPDATED: 16:00 03 June 2019 The Greatest Showman Outdoor Cinema from Outside Live Credit: John Newstead Archant From Bohemian Rhapsody to Rocketman, let the sun go down on you this summer with outdoor cinema events taking place across the county. Holkham Hall. Picture: DENISE BRADLEYHolkham HallJune 28 to 29, doors 8pm, film 9.30pmAdult £15, child (3-15) £10, disabled and carer £7.50, thelunacinema.comThe Luna Cinema will transform the stunning grounds in the walled garden once again with two nights of blockbuster cinema starting with The Greatest Showman on Saturday followed by Bohemian Rhapsody on Sunday which will take you right back to Live Aid 1985. There are also premium tickets available which include a reserved directors chair, queue jump and priority access to the bar and a complimentary drink. Great Yarmouth RacecourseJuly 5, doors open 7.30pm, film 8.30pm Standard £14.50, greatyarmouth-racecourse.co.ukBohemian Rhapsody … [Read more...] about 11 places in Norfolk to see outdoor cinema this summer
‘Wandering Earth’ Director on Making China’s First Sci-Fi Blockbuster
Before the release of The Wandering Earth, China's first big-budget sci-fi spectacular, many in the Beijing film industry believed the movie would either rocket to historic success or crash disastrously. China's fickle filmgoers would be arriving at the cinema well versed in high-end Hollywood sci-fi thanks to the past local success of projects like Christopher Nolan's Interstellar ($122 million) and Ridley Scott's The Martian ($95 million), the argument went. But since opening Feb. 5, the first day of China's Lunar New Year holiday, The Wandering Earth has earned $756 million, making it the second-highest-grossing film ever at China's box office. Some analysts believe it might even surpass 2017's Wolf Warrior 2 ($854 million) to become China's biggest blockbuster of all time. Produced by powerhouse studio Beijing Culture and state-owned China Film Group Corp., the film is based on a short story by best-selling Chinese author Liu Cixin, whose hit sci-fi novel The Three-Body Problem won … [Read more...] about ‘Wandering Earth’ Director on Making China’s First Sci-Fi Blockbuster
L.A. Weekly Movie Pick: Godard’s The Image Book Is a Must-See for Cinema Buffs
L.A. Weekly's Movie Picks are your look at the hottest films in Los Angeles theaters this week — from indie art-house gems and classics to popcorn-perfect blockbusters and new movies garnering buzz. Check here every week before you make your big-screen plans.The Image Book, a dense and difficult cinematic essay by master filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard, opens at the Aero for an exclusive one-week engagement. In this addendum to his Histoire(s) du cinéma, Godard mines the history of the medium for resonant images and transforms them, in a kind of found-footage experiment, into a digital collage. The associations that arise from the novelistic juxtapositions of these images come so quickly that it's impossible to absorb or comprehend them all — their meanings are so private that they are bound to elude even Godard's most steadfast followers. Continue ReadingThe cine-essay is divided into six parts, and the early sections seem thematically bound by the concept of suffering. We … [Read more...] about L.A. Weekly Movie Pick: Godard’s The Image Book Is a Must-See for Cinema Buffs
Kevin Feige Was Initially Worried Iron Man Wouldn’t Make It To Cinemas
x Here we are in 2019, and Marvel Studios is due to release another three blockbuster movies that’ll likely collectively earn billions of dollars at the box office. As we’ve got used to the studio’s endless stream of hits over the past few years, it’s easy to forget how much of a gamble the idea of creating a shared universe based around a comic book property that wasn’t all too familiar to anyone outside of fans was 10 years ago. It was such a gamble, apparently, that Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige has now said that at one point, had fears that Iron Man wouldn’t make it into theaters back in 2008. The producer was speaking to Variety about Marvel’s many achievements over the past ten years when he admitted that he worried the franchise wouldn’t even make it off the ground back in the day. “It’s surreal. In one way it’s incredibly satisfying. In the other way it’s nearly unbelievable from where we … [Read more...] about Kevin Feige Was Initially Worried Iron Man Wouldn’t Make It To Cinemas