Jeremy Morris-Burke’s Jim opens in Los Angeles today and, if you are in the area it really is worth checking out. Not only does the film look like something well worth seeing, but in a move that would make William Castle proud, the bio-tech company featured in the film will be making an appearance....
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I am rapidly running out of things to say about Jeremy Morris-Burke’s SF film, Jim. But the advertising and footage that has been released so far does look both thoughtful and intriguing and here’s some more. Being steadily crushed under the weight of debt, unemployment, and increasing isolation, Jim reaches a breaking point. Over...
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Jeremy Morris-Burke’s SF film, Jim opened in New York on Friday and, this coming Friday, the film will open in Los Angeles. There is quite a lot of promotion flooding online for the film and, from what I’ve seen so far, it probably deserves it. This time around, we have a new Lorigen ad...
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We’ve had a couple of viral adverts and a couple of clips from Jeremy Morris-Burke’s upcoming SF film, Jim. It turns out that there is a proper trailer out there as well. And it looks superb. There is more, though. The film opens in cinemas in New York today and in Los Angeles on...
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A second clip for the upcoming SF film, Jim turned up last week, along with a new ad from Lorigen, the genetic engineering specialists that can help design the perfect baby. I know I’ve said before, but I am very curious about this film ineed. Being steadily crushed under the weight of debt, unemployment,...
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Jim is a film that I am finding increasingly intruiging. There is a lot of viral advertising circulating the web for this film, but at its core it does look like the people behind it are trying to raise some serious points about cloning and unintended consequences. Being steadily crushed under the weight of...
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Jim is due to open in the US in October. If the below clip is anything to go by we have another slice of intelligent science fiction to look forward to. Being steadily crushed under the weight of debt, unemployment, and increasing isolation, Jim reaches a breaking point. Over a game of solitary Russian...
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