1974

Theatrical Release Date:

02/05/2010

Run Time:

102min.

Starring:

Andrew Garfield , Sean Bean , Anthony Flanagan , Cathryn Bradshaw , Warren Clarke

Director(s):

Julian Jarrold

Distributor(s):

IFC Films

MPAA Rating:

Not Yet Rated

Genre(s):

Crime and Mystery,Thriller

Plot: The first installment of the Red Riding Trilogy, 1974 follows rookie newspaper crime correspondent Eddie Dunford (Andrew Garfield) as he encounters police corruption while investigating a chilling series of child abductions in Yorkshire, England. Read More

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MISS-NAMED HERE. IT SHOULD BE SHOWN AS: "RED-RIDING TRIOLOGY--1974", et cetera and it should be rated R. I GIVE IT 4* BECAUSE THE MOVIE TAKES PLACE IN ENGLAND AND THE CHARACTERS SPEAK ENGLI... SH BUT I COULD NOT UNDERSTAND BUT EVERY 10 WORDS OF WHAT SOME OF THE CHARACTERS WERE SAYING BUT I WAS OKAY WITH IT BECAUSE I FELT LIKE I WAS HAVING AN 'ADVENTURE' AT THE THEATER. (WELL, TRYING TO HAVE A LITERARY ADVENTURE AT THE THEATER.) The Shattuck Landmark Cinemas have the absolute best seats in the theater houses. No other theater that I have been to even comes close to the seats in the SLC. So, I was very comfortable knowing fair-well that I would be doing this for three nights in a row. The trilogy is like one movie over three nights and it does give you the feeling that you've been transplanted into some facet of English culture that has not been airbrushed to appear something else. The Trilogy is based on a novel but it is human drama unfolding with all of its pretenses removed. I did feel (sort of) like I was revisiting Dickens and his numerous works describing "the human conditionâ--not so much "the human experience." NOTE: I caught the 7:30pm show; most of the people in the theater were seniors. The young people were going to see the Academy Award winners for short-films. --M Full Review

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