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Mission Impossible 4: Cruise's Hunt returns, still scared of explosions
Movie News | Ali | 10th February 2010
Tom Cruise has signed on the dotted line to reprise his role as Ethan Hunt in a new Mission: Impossible movie. Note to self: use phrase 'Cruise's Hunt' more often. Because it sounds vaguely dirty.
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Knight And Day movie trailer
Movie Trailer | Ali | 23rd December 2009
Cruise! Cameron! Comedy! A pleasing lack of gun wangs!
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Tom Cruise's Knight & Day poster has unfortunate gun placement
Movie News | Ali | 20th December 2009
Someone snapped a pic of the first poster for Tom Cruise's 2010 action comedy Knight & Day. Something tells me a graphic designer is going to have his iBook confiscated after this debacle.
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Valkyrie
Movie Review | Ali | 24th January 2009
As weird as it may sound, the Nazis have become pantomime villains in recent years. This is not down to a lack of respect - after all, the way to rob an organisation of its power is to remove its credibility and Lord knows there's enough holocaust films to remind us of the Horrors Of What Really Happened. But all those B-movies ...
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Tropic Thunder
Movie Review | Ali | 22nd September 2008
It's been seven years since Ben Stiller directed a movie, poking fun at the conceited world of male models in Zoolander. Now he's jabbing at a target closer to home - Hollywood actors and their diva-esque behaviour. There's no danger of Stiller being castigated by his own industry, mind - he's not so much biting the hand that fe...
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Mission: Impossible III
Movie Review | Ali | 11th July 2006
"The creative industries can be broken down into four distinct elements: creation, production, distribution and consumption." That's how my 2,000 word essay is looking after approximately three days of pacing, panic attacks and numerous toilet breaks, and it's due in about 16 hours. Cue a phone call from a friend in the indust...
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War Of The Worlds
Movie Review | Ali | 3rd July 2005
I was fully prepared for invasion. Over the last few nights, the sky outside my bedroom window has been lit up by otherworldly forces, raining down thunder and lightning like the Armageddon is just around the corner. Not only that, but the alien entity known as 'Tom Cruise' has begun his slow and steady assault on my televisio...
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The Last Samurai
Movie Review | Ali | 3rd January 2005
So, Tom Cruise's Oscar-vehicle is in town once more and this time, he's hoping to swipe a golden-bonced statuette with The Last Samurai - an epic tale charting the fall of feudal Japan and its eventual westernisation. Thrice nominated (and once unfairly beaten for Born On The 4th Of July), Cruise seemingly carries an air of Osc...
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