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Cinema trip over the holidays? TheJournal.ie brings you snippets from three upcoming releases to help you decide where to put your money…

22/12/11 1,966 Views 3 Comments
Image: Paramount Pictures via MissionImpossible.com

WHICH NEW MOVIE release is worth the price of a cinema ticket in that quiet time (hopefully) between Christmas and New Year?

Decide for yourself with trailers of these three films, opening in cinemas on St Stephen’s Day:

Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol

RottenTomatoes.com average critic rating: 93 per cent



(via Trailers/Youtube.com)

The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo

(Thriller; starring Rooney Mara, Daniel Craig, Stellan Skarsgard, Robin Wright; directed by David Fincher; 157mins; 18)

RottenTomatoes.com average critic rating: 84 per cent



(via SonyPictures/Youtube.com)

…And one to look forward to (Coming out on 30 December)…

The Lady

(True-life drama; starring Michelle Yeoh, David Thewlis; directed by Luc Besson; 132mins; 12A)

RottenTomatoes.com average critic rating: Not yet available. Movie based on the story of Burmese political leader Aung San Suu Kyi



(via AdvanceShowing/Youtube.com)

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  • Seán Ó Briain 22/12/11 #

    There was really no need to remake the original Girl with the dragon tattoo. It was a masterpiece.

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    • Emsy wemsy 22/12/11 #

      Yep,but it’s surprising the amount of people who are too lazy to read the subtitles. On saying that though,my step brother is seriously dyslexic but would love it if he knew what the hell was going on ;)

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  • Philip Kelly 23/12/11 #

    I was lucky enough to get tickets to the premier of MI4 .
    It’s great, it has it all, the stunts are excellent from the first minute.
    It has some brilliant shots in it.
    Seriously worth seeing if your into action films, the best of all the MI films.
    I have never seen a Dublin crowd clap at the end of a film and they did.

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