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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Couch Potato on The Four-Faced Liar, the LLGFF, pigeonholing, and stereotypes
Heterosexual? Lesbian? Saysbian? Hasbian? That’s the question I found myself asking about the main character from this film – the closing film for this year’s London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, which begins today. In this movie, five 20-something friends … Continue reading
Name That Chest: She regularly tops ‘sexiest’ polls.
And just like Hop – on general release this week – the film in which she stars features live action and animation and bunnies… Easy! Did you guess last week’s country music-themed chest? Did my Top 10 Country Music Movies … Continue reading
Posted in Name That Chest
Tagged Coal Miner's Daughter, Hop, Loretta Lynn, Sissy Spacek
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Couch Potato’s Tuesday Trivia: To Catch a Thief and its chilling glimpse into the future…
You need to a flashplayer enabled browser to view this YouTube video Did you know – the road where Grace Kelly and Cary Grant are pursued by police in this 1955 Hitchcock comedy-thriller is the same road where Grace Kelly … Continue reading
Posted in Couch Potato, Films on TV
Tagged Alfred Hitchcock, Cary Grant, Grace Kelly, To Catch a Thief
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Tamara Drewe – Stephen Frears’ rustic romp puts the sex into Posy Simmonds’ Wessex
Posy Simmonds’ acclaimed graphic novel Tamara Drewe becomes an entertaining rustic romp in the hands of director Stephen Frears and a spot-on cast of rising home-grown stars and stalwart character actors. Gemma Arterton is perfect as the eponymous heroine, a … Continue reading
Pete’s Peek | Arrow Academy brings repertory World Cinema home
Arrow Academy is the new label from Arrow Films that aims to bring the best of repertory World Cinema into your own home. Each release will be a new high definition transfer of the film from a new restoration of … Continue reading
Pete’s Peek | Old-school creature feature Primevil treads the Predator territory
No, this isn’t the British ITV/Watch series, but a monster movie from the folks behind Stars Wars: The Empire Strikes Back and Scorpion King (the late Irvin Kershner and director Roel Reiné). But if you are hoping for thrills on … Continue reading
Posted in DVD Releases, Pete's Peek
Tagged Emily Foxler, Lance Henriksen, Predators, Primevil, Revolver Entertainment, The Lost Tribe
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Couch Potato’s Top 10 Country Music Movies
As promised – with Wednesday’s country-themed Name That Chest to mark the UK release of Country Strong this weekend – here is my Top 10 of country music movies: By the way, I’m leaving Country Strong out of this list, … Continue reading
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Tagged Chely Wright, Clint Eastwood, Coal Miner's Daughter, country strong, Crazy Heart, Dolly Parton, Down From the Mountain, glee, Gwyneth Paltrow, Honkytonk Man, Jeff Bridges, Jessica Lange, Joaquin Phoenix, Love Can Build a Bridge, maggie gyllenhaal, Nashville, O Brother Where Art Thou, Reese Witherspoon, Rhinestone, Robert Altman, Shut Up and Sing, Sissy Spacek, Sweet Dreams, Sylvester Stallone, The Dixie Chicks, Walk the Line, Wish Me Away
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Limitless – Bradley gets a boost in brainy thriller
What would you do if you could use 100% of your brain? That’s the dizzying prospect facing Bradley Cooper’s struggling writer Eddie Morra after an old friend slips him a pill of NZT, a revolutionary – but dodgy – new … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema Releases, Reviews, The Best View
Tagged Bradley Cooper, brain-enhancing drug, Hangover, Illusionist, Limitless, Neil Burger, Robert De Niro
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Country Strong – Gwyneth Paltrow’s country singer gets by on a diet of booze and corn
Looking toned and glowing on screen, Gwyneth Paltrow is a poster girl for the virtues of yoga and a macrobiotic diet – which makes her far too healthy-looking to convince as the troubled, booze-sodden singer at the heart of sudsy … Continue reading
Big Screen – this week’s top ten at the cinema…
Rango Karma chameleon… This Gore Verbinski-helmed animation features the vocal talents of Johnny Depp as a chameleon accidentally drawn to help the residents of the water-starved Wild West town of Dirt. If you can see this, then you might need … Continue reading














