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Film review | The Hunger Games – Smile! You’re on TV in a bloodcurdling fight to the death
Suzanne Collins’ best-selling Hunger Games trilogy has been seized upon by Hollywood as the next, big, teen-friendly franchise – and it’s terrific: smarter and tougher than Twilight – and with a heroine who couldn’t be further removed from drooping, love-struck … Continue reading
The 55th BFI London Film Festival – Highlights so far
Check out some of the highlights from the BFI London Film Festival‘s first weekend – including Woody Harrelson re-teaming with his director (Oren Moverman) and co-star (Ben Foster) from The Messenger for dirty-cop crime movie Rampart; African-American filmmaker Dee Rees’s … Continue reading
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Tagged 55th BFI London Film Festival, Abi Morgan, Dee Rees, Pariah, Rampart, Shame, Steve McQueen, Woody Harrelson
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55th BFI London Film Festival – Opening night film 360 sends globetrotting lovers in a whirl
The 55th BFI London Film Festival kicks off tonight with 360, Fernando Meirelles’ globetrotting 21st-century take on Arthur Schnitzler’s classic play La Ronde. City of God director Meirelles has teamed up with Frost/Nixon writer Peter Morgan and a stellar cast … Continue reading
Film review | Friends with Benefits – No Strings Sex Gets Messy for Justin Timberlake & Mila Kunis
After nasty break-ups with their exes, Justin Timberlake’s art director Dylan and Mila Kunis’s New York corporate headhunter Jamie decide to hook up for uncomplicated no-strings sex in Friends with Benefits. After all, true love is just a Hollywood cliché. … Continue reading
Film review | The Messenger – Ben Foster & Woody Harrelson bear the burden of bad news
The knock at the door that foretells the news of a loved one’s death in combat has long been a movie staple. As its title suggests, The Messenger focuses on the other side of the threshold – on the men … Continue reading
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Tagged Ben Foster, Iraq war, Oren Moverman, Samantha Morton, The Messenger, Woody Harrelson
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Out on DVD | 2012 – Disaster movie maestro Roland Emmerich lets rip
Roland Emmerich has already threatened Earth with warlike extraterrestrials (Independence Day), a giant mutant lizard (Godzilla) and a global super storm (The Day After Tomorrow), but he raises the stakes even higher with 2012, letting rip with earthquakes, volcanoes and … Continue reading
News Hound | Drool over the sizzling new stills from Eclipse and find out who is the ultimate movie president
News Hound sniffs around the back alleys of the internet to bring you the latest showbiz news – because there’s nothing like a juicy bone to get you through the day… Fresh stills from The Twilight Saga: Eclipse have been … Continue reading
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Tagged Al Pacino, avatar, bella, Bill Pullman, channing tatum, cheers, defendor, edward, Harrison Ford, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, katie holmes, Michael Douglas, Michael Mann, ray liotta, Robert De Niro, Sam Worthington, son of no one, the fields, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, woody, Woody Harrelson
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Couch Potato Pickings | Transsiberian, and some other snow-set movies
No, these are not some personal snaps of mine from the past few weeks. These are images from the gripping thriller Transsiberian. It’s the tale of an American couple (Woody Harrelson and Emily Mortimer) who are travelling on the Trans-Siberian … Continue reading
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Tagged 30 Days of Night, Ben Kingsley, Bill Murray, charlie and the chocolate factory, Eduardo Noriega, Emily Mortimer, Fargo, Frances McDormand, Groundhog Day, Jack Nicholson, Kate Mara, Let the Right One In, March of the Penguins, the chronicles of narnia: the lion the witch and the wa, The Day After Tomorrow, The Shining, Trans-Siberian Express, Transsiberian, Woody Harrelson
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At the Cinema | 2012 – It’s the end of the world as we know it and I feel… thrilled
Cinema’s master of disaster is back! Roland Emmerich unleashed invading extraterrestrials in Independence Day, a giant mutant lizard in Godzilla and a new ice age in The Day After Tomorrow. With new movie 2012, however, he really lets rip. If … Continue reading
The Best view | Zombieland – Splatterfest spoof gets laughs from the living dead
If you thought Shaun of the Dead delivered the last word in Zombie horror-comedy, new movie Zombieland shows that you can still get fresh laughs from the festering carcasses of the living dead. Where Shaun had Simon Pegg’s directionless shop … Continue reading







