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The Diary Of Alan Frank
Movie Feature | Ali | 17th March 2013
Exclusive excerpts from the diary of journalist Alan Frank, the industry's most easily-pleased film critic, written from deep inside the attic of the Daily Star's headquarters.
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Robot & Frank
Movie Review | Rob | 7th March 2013
So it was back in December when I saw Jake Schreier's slightly futuristic indie debut. (*glances at calendar*) And, as I write this, it's now March. That's some work-rate, huh.
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Malcolm in the Middle: The Complete First Season DVD
TV Review | Ed Williamson | 30th September 2012
You fools. You had no idea of the sharp, biting allegory at the heart of Malcolm in the Middle, did you? No, thought not. Lucky you've got me around.
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Win Malcolm in the Middle season one on DVD
TV Feature | Ed Williamson | 24th September 2012
Win a thing you can actually enjoy in the comfort of your own home, unlike the Homeland Imperial War Museum thing, which was ace but it basically required you to live in London. You should live here anyway though. We've got a big ferris wheel and everything.
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DVD weekly: Chevy Chase, Zack Morris and the magic of TV
TV Feature | Matt Looker | 15th November 2011
Here at , we review the best of the week's new DVD and Blu-ray releases so that you don't have to. Not that you would - you'd probably just buy them and watch them. And maybe not even that. Still, WORDS.
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New on DVD: It's A Wonderful Life: It's Christmas, Stupid! edition
Movie Feature | Ali | 7th November 2011
It must be that time of year again: I just got emailed a press release for It's A Wonderful Life on DVD. This new re-released version sounds pretty good, actually.
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Warrior
Movie Review | Ali | 19th September 2011
At a glance, Warrior looks like just another scrapper drama – dudes get into fights, one emerges victorious, life lessons are learned along the way, someone angling for a poster quote compares it to Raging Bull and we all go home with our bloodlust slaked. Shortlist's poster quote – "All the Rockys rolled into one!" – reads more like a back-handed compliment than an enthusiastic recommendation. As it unfolds, however, Warrior reveals itself to be more than just a brainless slugger – like the best boxing movies, it's able to utterly wrap you up in the moment and have you punching the air come its conclusion. Oh, and Warrior doesn't just have punching... it has kicking, too. Face kicking.
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Scorsese wants Pacino and De Niro as Sinatra and Dino
Movie News | Ali | 25th May 2010
Martin Scorsese is going old school to cast his long-awaited Frank Sinatra biopic: he allegedly wants Al Pacino to play Ol' Blue Eyes, with Bobby De Niro as li'l ol' wine drinker Dean Martin.
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Frankenstein revived... again
Movie News | Ali | 16th February 2010
We've barely had a chance to clean up after The Wolfman, but already another Universal monster is waiting in the wings for a return. Frankenstein's back, but he's hip and edgy and urban and probably has an iPad or something.
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Sin City
Movie Review | Pand | 19th April 2005
Sin City is the latest attempt to bring a successful comic to the big screen, and damn, if it isn't the yardstick that all future movies following this route should take. It's not so much a movie of a comic as the comic itself in movie form. Robert Rodriguez and author Frank Miller, together with "guest director" Quent...
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