A Little Chaos

[ClareBarr]

Is anyone else having trouble booking with this new code for Tuesday 31 March?!

[Beate]

Works fine for me.

[steve9872]

You have to accept the promotional material or it doesn't let you book. This is typical for RT screenings.

[ClareBarr]

Thanks so much, steve9872! I'm booking on my iPhone & wondered why it wasn't doing anything when I clicked on "register & login"! Then saw your message & realised I had to scroll up the screen. Cheers

[Yinster]

Saw this in Glasgow. Not as entertaining. Took a while for me to get used to the language used. Some bits were really good but too many bits not so good. Liked the music 5/10

[alythonian]

Edinburgh was 50% full. Horrid cold wet night up here,
I thought this was lovely, charming and beautifully executed from costumes to colour. I could almost smell the summer garden and the plants. Lovely film. Really enjoyed it.

[McG]

Glasgow was probably about 70% full and like Edinburgh, Glasgow weather was awful!
I have to say I really enjoyed this very gentle film. Firstly, it's the first free period film we've had for ages. I enjoy thrillers, comedies et al. but this made a pleasant change. I though Kate Winslet was very good and it's nice to see a "real woman" on screen and not just a stick insect! I was totally immersed in the story and felt very relaxed at the end.
Marks 7.5/10

[The Sparrow]

After the drunks left (yes I'm being serious) I was able to relax and enjoy this. But why did Kate look like she had a permanent case of constipation?

[ladams888]

Saw this yesterday in Wimbledon. A beautifully-shot, gentle film about building a garden at Versailles. Despite the French subject matter, it was shot entirely on location in the UK. I enjoyed spotting the houses where it was filmed – i.e. Ham House doubled as le Notre’s house, Hampton Court as the Louvre, and Blenheim Palace as Versailles. Alan Rickman was wonderful as Louis XIV and there was a nice bit of humour when Sabine (Kate Winslet) mistook him for a gardener. I particularly enjoyed the scene with all the court ladies, when we (and Sabine) realised for the first time that they were all human, all touched by sadness. An enjoyable film – and a nice break from super heroes, car chases, chick-flicks that seem to fill our cinemas at present. (To the latecomers who arrived 30 minutes after it started and who made us all stand up by wanting to sit at the very end of our row, please next time, arrive on time or just sit in one of the vacant seats at the front). 9/10

[biggins]

I am not keen on the gentlemen wearing long curl wigs in any film so this didn't do a lot for me. A gentle film which for me was slow and felt it too long although it picked up a bit when she tried to save her plants and then we find out about the daughter. 5/10 for me.