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Film review | Gangster Squad – Pulpy tale of 1940s LA cops & crooks is luridly entertaining
Brash, loud and risibly anachronistic, Gangster Squad is flashier than a mobster’s suit, but if you’re not too fussy about finesse then Ruben Fleischer’s stylised crime film is a hugely entertaining cops-’n-crooks romp through a cartoon-like version of 1940s Los … Continue reading
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Tagged 1940s Los Angeles, Anthony Mackie, crime films, Emma Stone, Gangster Squad, gangsters, giovanni ribisi, Jerry Wooters, John O'Mara, Josh Brolin, LAPD, Michael Peña, Mickey Cohen, Nick Nolte, Paul Lieberman, Ryan Gosling, William Parker
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DVD review | You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger
Despite the mixed critical and commercial fortunes of his recent films, actors still queue up to work with Woody Allen – as is shown by the starry cast he’s assembled for You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger, a wry … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony Hopkins, Antonio Banderas, big names, comic, dark, DVD, fable, fate, ironic, Josh Brolin, London, love, Lucy Punch, Naomi Watts, stars, Woody Allen, You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger
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True Grit – The Dude fills the Duke’s boots for straight-shooting Coens
Jeff Bridges steps into John Wayne’s oversize boots to play the larger-than-life role of whiskey-soaked, one-eyed marshal Rooster Cogburn in the Coen Brothers’ Western True Grit. Rapturously received in the US by critics and public alike, the Coens’ film sticks … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Dominik, Assassination of Jesse James, Charles Portis, Clint Eastwood, Coen Brothers, Hailee Steinfeld, Jeff Bridges, john wayne, Josh Brolin, kevin costner, Matt Damon, Open Range, Rooster Cogburn, true grit, Unforgiven, Western
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On location (right now!) – Woody Allen is filming in the Blue Fin Building on Southwark Street, SE1
Are you a big Woody Allen fan? Well get yourself down to London’s Southbank pronto because he’s HERE! RIGHT NOW! Yes, the legendary director is at this very moment no further than a few floors above me in the Blue … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony Hopkins, blue fin building, Josh Brolin, Naomi Watts, Tate Modern, Woody Allen
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Out on DVD | W.
Oliver Stone’s satirical biopic of George W. Bush is a surprisingly compassionate, almost sympathetic portrait of the 43rd president of the United States. Brilliantly impersonated by Josh Brolin, Bush is shown in W. at three stages of his life: … Continue reading
News Hound | 25 February 2009
Movie Talk sniffs around the back alleys of the internet to bring you the juiciest showbiz news – so you don’t end up barking up the wrong tree… Internet rumours about Madonna doing the soundtrack for Twilight sequel New Moon … Continue reading
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