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Posted by
Ali at 07:00 on 02 Feb 2012
Ditch any plans you have for Thursday March 15th, because you're coming to the Stratford East Picturehouse cinema to see our special screening of Fight Club. Tyler Durden politely requests your attendance.
Posted by
Ali at 14:00 on 28 Nov 2011
I seem to have come down with a deadly virus - somewhere between H1N1 and the common cold - so have been laid up in bed all weekend, with nothing but Frasier DVD boxsets to keep me company. That is, until this morning, when I received an awesome awards screener.
Posted by
Ali at 21:32 on 05 Jul 2011
So here's me, reviewing The Tree Of Life. Me, who sort of liked
Transformers: Dark Of The Moon. Me, who has probably never seen an arthouse film without sneaking a snooze and has an extremely low tolerance for pretentious bullshit. Me, who has already put off writing this review for a week and procrastinated to the tune of 50 made-up
Terrence Malick trivia tidbits. This should be fun.
Posted by
Ali at 21:57 on 16 Jun 2011
This is what happens when you make a baseball movie with Brad Pitt instead of Charlie Sheen and Aaron Sorkin instead of whichever idiot wrote Major League.
Posted by
Ali at 21:14 on 28 Mar 2011
This brand new poster for Terrence Malick's The Tree Of Life has already been described as "beyond beautiful", despite being a collection of stills paired with a nice font. I smell Oscars!
Posted by
Ali at 21:20 on 15 Dec 2010
It's good, but it's clearly no The A-Team.
Posted by
Ali at 23:21 on 27 Aug 2010
A source close to the star said: "Brad once walked past a videogame store on Hollywood Boulevard, and this game was in the window display. Is that enough? Is anyone actually buying this?"
Posted by
Ali at 22:54 on 18 Mar 2010
Here's your first look at Dreamworks' offering for Christmas. Guess what face the main character is making.
Posted by
Matt at 15:21 on 23 Sep 2009
While we've all been busy praying that Guy Ritchie's cockney criminal take on Sherlock Holmes won't be a laughable shitfest, Warner Bros has already announced that plans for a sequel are afoot.
Posted by
Ali at 00:25 on 19 Aug 2009
Love him or hate him, Quentin Tarantino knows how to make movies that get people talking about cinema. Granted, the people doing the talking are usually the characters in his movies, but his passion for the medium is infective - if not always effective.