Gravity
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How Gravity should have ended
Movie Feature | Becky Suter, Matt Looker | 12th March 2014
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A few words on the Blu-ray release of Gravity
Movie Feature | Matt Looker | 3rd March 2014
Gravity may not have won many of the flashier, showier Oscar categories at this year's Academy Awards, but it still picked up the most trophies on the night. So what better reason - aside from the fact that I got sent a free copy in the post and feel obliged to do so - to talk about the film's DVD and Blu-ray release today?
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Christmas Playlist: The Best Of 2013
Movie Feature | Neil Alcock | 21st December 2013
It's Christmas, apparently, not that you'd notice. So here's The Shiznit's present to you: a shiny Spotify playlist of the best bits of movie music from 2013. It was that or a PS4, but we knew you'd rather have the chance to listen to the Iron Man Three theme again than receive the world's most advanced games console for free.
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Five special celebrity guest stars review Alfonso Cuarón's Gravity
Movie Feature | Ali Gray | 10th October 2013
It's the done thing these days to have an expert review a movie for your website. The Hollywood Reporter had Buzz Aldrin give them his opinion on Gravity, FilmDrunk roped in an actual NASA rocket scientist for their review, while Digital Trends had to settle for two plain old astronauts, who hadn't even been on the moon or anything. With no astronauts in my rolodex but a fervent desire to do a smug celebrity guest star review, I found the following five people who had the faintest tangential relationship with the film's subject matter. Enjoy!
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The 2013 London Film Festival is about to get all up in your grill
Movie Feature | Neil, Ali, Matt, Ed, Rob | 4th September 2013
The full programme for the 2013 London Film Festival was revealed this morning to an Odeon Leicester Square packed full of critics, journos and bloggers so corpulent from all the free chocolate and pastry dished out that the entire front wall of the cinema had to be removed for us to exit. Then the whole building collapsed and exploded and a giant sexy alien came out of it and ate Mark Kermode. All right it didn't, but if it had it still wouldn't have been as exciting as the line-up of movies just announced.
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New poster trend alert: Just add motion blur
Movie Feature | Matt | 10th May 2013
Following on from posters with sparks, posters with diagonals and 16 poster traditions that need to die in a fire, here are some... wait, do we do this too much?
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