16 Basildon Extra, June 2012 Pick of the flicks Here’saselection of what’sonatthe cinema


THEAMAZING SPIDER-MAN–fromJuly3 PeterParker, played by Andrew Garfield,comes across anew clue as to why his parents vanished when he was young. The evidence leads him to the lab of his father’sold colleague Dr.Connors (Rhys Ifans), and aclue that will throw light on his identity as Spider-Man.


ICE AGE: CONTINENTAL DRIFT –fromJuly 6 Our prehistoric friends returntothe screen, along with asabre- toothed squirrel with atreasuremap in an acorn. Manny (Ray Romano), Diego (Denis Leary) and Sid (John Leguizamo) discover their continent has been set adrift and they have become separat- ed from family and friends. In abid to survive personal extinction they set sail on an iceberg to exploreawhole new world.


DR SEUSS’ THE LORAX –fromJuly 27 The Lorax is based on abook by Dr.Seuss. Ted(Zac Efron) will do anything to get the attention of Audrey (Taylor Swift), and when she introduces him to the concept of trees, he knows he has to get her one. Ted, who wasn’tcounting on having to deal with The Lorax, agrumpy creaturewho has taken it upon himself to protect the world, gets an insight into the mysteries of the universe during ahighly colourful adventure.


GI JOE: RETALIATION –fromAugust 3 This adrenaline-fuelled action movie sees Zartan (Arnold Vosloo), disguised as the President of the United States, denounces all G.I. Joe operatives as traitors. Their almost total extermination is only a matter of time and thereseems nothing left to stop Vartan in his plan to blast the cities of the world with his warheads. But he did- n’tcount on the remaining Joes and their thirst for revenge.


BRAVE 3D –fromAugust 13 Princess Merida (Kelly Macdonald) is not your regular Highland princess: she is an expert at archery and very brave into the bar- gain, if sometimes alittle too daring. In this Disney/Pixar film she manages to unleash acurse that will blight the whole nation and the only thing that can stop it is her.


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