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Shock: Movie posters used to be much nicer to look at
Movie Feature | Ali | 31st March 2013
I spend approximately eight hours per day staring at film posters, and the other sixteen thinking about the various ways I hate them. It's always nice, then, when I'm given an excuse to figuratively go back in time and look at the film posters of yesteryear, specifically the one-sheet for Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds, which is 50 years old this week.
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Sunday fun: Spot the difference!
Movie Feature | Ali | 16th December 2012
Can you spot the five differences between these two pictures of Toby Jones as Alfred Hitchcock for TV drama The Girl? Take your time!
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Mind-blowing movie-based time-lapse video of the day
Movie News | Ali | 3rd April 2012
Courtesy of Jeff Desom of Vimeo (via @James_Warren) -
Double Take
Movie Review | Christopher | 11th April 2010
Double Take is a collage of four distinct narrative strands, some real, some imagined, but all supposedly interlinked with one another. It's probably easier to unpick these strands first, in order to figure out what the heck they're all meant to be doing here together.
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