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Cinema Reviews

Young Adult
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Carnage
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The Grey
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The Descendants
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J. Edgar
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DVD/Blu-ray Reviews

Rolling Thunder (Blu-ray)
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Teen Wolf (Blu-ray)
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Sasha (DVD)
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Midnight In Paris (DVD)
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Tyrannosaur (Blu-ray)
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EXTRAS

	Red Lights Trailer
	Sigourney Weaver & Cillian Murphy doubt the paranormal
	G.I. Joe 2: Retaliation Super Bowl TV Spot
	Is Channing Tatum even in this movie?
	Shame - Picturehouse Hackney Q&A with Michael Fassbender
	Lengthy chat with the star of the much praised movie
	Get the Gringo Trailer
	Even Mexican prisoners hate Mel Gibson
	7500 Trailer
	Supernatural terror in the sky!

FEATURES/MOVIE-A-DAY

	John Madden Interview
	The director talks The Debt (and a bit about Exotic Marigold Hotels too)
	Behind Boardwalk Empire
	The top 10 facts about prohibition
	Daniel Monzon Interview
	The award-winning Cell 211 director talks about his film
	Roger Allers & Rob Minkoff Interview
	The directors of The Lion King talk 3D and re-releases (Part 1)
	EXCLUSIVE: Justin Lin Interview
	As it comes to DVD, the director talks Fast & Furious 5

UK Cinema Chart

1:	War Horse
2:	The Iron Lady
3:	Sherlock Holmes: A Game Of Shadows
4:	Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol
5:	The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (2011)
6:	The Darkest Hour
7:	The Artist
8:	Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked
9:	Puss In Boots
10:	Shame

US Cinema Top 10

1:	Contraband
2:	Beauty and the Beast
3:	Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol
4:	Joyful Noise
5:	Sherlock Holmes: A Game Of Shadows
6:	The Devil Inside
7:	The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (2011)
8:	War Horse
9:	Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked
10:	We Bought A Zoo

Paul Giamatti

Cinema Reviews

Barney's Version
Paul Giamatti deserved his Golden Globe

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Set across three decades and portraying the life of an unlikely (fictional) North American, in this case Canadian, hero born towards the end of the war, Barney’s Version...

Posted January 28, 2011 Read More

The Last Station
Does Christopher Plummer deserve his first Oscar nomination?

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If the Oscar nominations and subject matter have led you to believe this is a handsomely mounted and worthy – if slightly bookish – tale, you’re...

Posted February 17, 2010 Read More

DVD Reviews

The Last Station (DVD)
'Great performances elevate a film which falls just short of Tolstoyan brilliance'

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Russia: 1910. With the First World War and the Russian Revolution still a few years off, ageing War and Peace author Leo Tolstoy (Plummer) might be expected...

Posted June 25, 2010 Read More

The Haunted World Of El Superbeasto (DVD)
Rob Zombie gets animated

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Rob Zombie ventures into animation and adds yet another entry into his ever growing hall of stinkers with this - a strictly adult animation that promises laughs and shocks aplenty, but mostly fails on both counts. The...

Posted March 8, 2010 Read More

Cinderella Man (DVD Archive Review)
Crowe turns boxer

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Boxing films normally fall into one of two categories: they are short on realism (most of the Rocky series) or unremittingly bleak (Raging Bull). Cinderella Man is director Ron Howard's contribution to the genre, and it...

Posted October 11, 2009 Read More

Duplicity (DVD)
Spying on Clive Owen and Julia Roberts

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It’s nice to have Julia Roberts back on screen. I know a lot of people don’t like her, but with her breezy charm it’s nevertheless easy to see why she became the biggest female star on the planet, and while she took time...

Posted July 27, 2009 Read More

Blu-Ray Reviews

The Last Station (Blu-ray)
The last days of Tolstoy

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In the early 20th Century, Lev Tolstoy (Christopher Plummer) has gone past just being a novelist and has become the leader of the Tolstoyan movement, which promotes pacifism, as well as the denouncement...

Posted June 23, 2010 Read More