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JURASSIC PARK @ MEERENDAL (24 Feb)
In its time, Jurassic Park was at the cutting edge of CGI, bringing dinosaurs to life and setting a new standard in the process. Just like those first visitors, audiences were blown away by the eye-popping visuals and compelled by Steven Spielberg's dramatic realisation. Some 80 years after Arthur Conan Doyle's science fiction adventure, The Lost World, captivated readers resulting in a film adaptation in 1925, Jurassic Park reinvented the genre in blockbuster fashion. Almost 25 years later, Jurassic Park remains a classic, conjuring up nostalgic feelings for kids who sat in wonder at the real-life museum exhibit. The film has aged well, a testament to the excellent film-making, gripping storyline and ceaseless theme park peril that launched a franchise and necessitated the recent reboot, Jurassic World. Where would we be without T-Rex and those pesky velociraptors? Now you can watch Jurassic Park out in the open, just remember to keep a glass of water nearby... you know, just in case!
This spectacular and revolutionary adventure is showing under the stars at The Galileo Open Air Cinema.
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Spling reviews Fences, Home and Indignation as broadcast on Talking Movies, Fine Music Radio. Catch Talking Movies on Fridays at 8:20am and Saturdays at 8:15am every week on Fine Music Radio.
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WHEN HARRY MET SALLY @ NOOITGEDACHT ESTATE (14 Feb)
When Harry Met Sally is one of those timeless "romcoms" that remains as relevant today as it was in the '80s. Sure Hollywood darlings, Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan, have grown older and updated their wardrobes and hairstyles but this Rob Reiner film is testament to the staying power of indelible screenwriting. The unforgettable and funny quote "I'll have what she's having." is how most people remember this nostalgic film, but there's so much more! Nora Ephron's knock-out script, Rob Reiner's sensitive direction and wonderful on-screen chemistry from two effervescent stars makes When Harry Met Sally a classic. It set a new standard for romantic comedies in 1989 and will linger with you thanks to its equally timeless soundtrack.
This classic romantic comedy is showing under the stars at The Galileo Open Air Cinema.
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Spling reviews Moonlight, The Space Between Us and Morgan as broadcast on Talking Movies, Fine Music Radio. Catch Talking Movies on Fridays at 8:20am and Saturdays at 8:15am every week on Fine Music Radio.
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