Garry

Garry

@cinemaperspective.com

I write about the pictures at Cinema Perspective and can sometimes be heard on the Cinetopia Radio Show… Scottish, lanky, specky

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Nearing the end of my Canadian adventure over the past week or so, I had to check out this cool little indie cinema in Golden, British Columbia!

Watched on a plane (as I’m sure the director intended) but I thoroughly enjoyed Anthony Maras’ WWII drama Pressure which has an absolutely brilliant performance from Andrew Scott at its old-fashioned heart. Conversations about the weather forecast have never been more gripping! In cinemas this week.

After knocking it out the park in The Invite and I Want Your Sex (out tomorrow), this is Olivia Wilde's year. Today's #ThrowbackThursday review is Clint Eastwood's true crime thriller Richard Jewell in which she gives a great supporting performance. cinemaperspective.com/2020/02/02/f...

cinemaperspective.comDVD review: Richard JewellStill working at the age of 89, legendary actor turned director Clint Eastwood’s latest piece is Richard Jewell, a true crime drama that revisits one of his recurring themes; the American hero. Set…

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🎙️ Our latest Cinetopia Radio podcast is out now! Cinetopia's Amanda Rogers is joined by show regulars, Jim Ross (Take One Magazine) and Garry Arnot (Cinema Perspective), to preview EIFF 2026 and review The Invite, Blue Heron and Rosebush Pruning. 🎬 Listen here: open.spotify.com/episode/6l2c...

open.spotify.comJuly 2026: 2026 Edinburgh International Film Festival Preview, The Invite, Blue Heron, and Rosebush PruningCinetopia Radio · Episode

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“BLUE HERON is a gentle demonstration of cinema’s power, and Romvari's ability to create a tangible, shared experience of something difficult to put into words. The film is one of fuzzy memories & half-truths, but the impression it leaves is firm & enduring.” - @jimgr.com reviews. #filmsky

takeonecinema.netBlue HeronBLUE HERON is a gentle demonstration of cinema’s power, and Romvari's ability to create a tangible, shared experience of something difficult to put into words. The film is one of fuzzy memories & half-truths, but the impression it leaves is firm & enduring.

Taking another ride in the backseat of one of my all-time favourites this evening. The 50th anniversary remastered version of Scorsese's classic, Taxi Driver! 🚖