Continuing the trend of opposite movie releases, Jane Eyre returns to our screens for like the 14th time (30 if you count the TV versions apparently). Apparently Aussie actress Mia Wasikowska (Alice in Tim Burton's recent disappointing re-imagining) does a great job as the title character, so this could be one quality drama/Gothic chiller.
Senna is a new release documentary about the legendary Formula 1 driver who was tragically killed at age 34 in a race. Taking a slightly different approach than the usual family/friend/celebrity interviews model, the early word is that this is quite good even if you aren't a revhead.
Yeah, OK, I will mention that Glee Live 3D is out this week too, but if you would go to this you already knew that right?
Hoyts have published coupons in the Courier Mail today for 2 tickets for $20 or 2 3D movies for $26 so snip these out if you're on a budget but need a night out. Good until 14 September.
The DVD stores will get a shot in the arm this week from the release of Sucker Punch (I don't think anyone went to the cinema for it but should do well on DVD) but not much else going on.
Special screenings:
- Tribal Cinema's schedule for the next week includes a screening of Cannibal Holocaust on Friday night, a brilliant double bill of Alien and Aliens on Saturday evening (dammit I already have plans that night), with Aliens and The Last Circus being the films showing all week until next Thursday.
- GOMA Cinematheque has the Scorcese classic Taxi Driver next Wednesday 17th and Saturday 20th August.
- Schonell Cinema has late runs of Mozart's Sister, The Tree of Life and The Trip.
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