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Top 10 films of our lifetime #5: Scott Pilgrim Vs The World
Movie Feature | Ali Gray | 22nd September 2014
Like you, I was very disappointed to see that Edgar Wright decided to part ways with Marvel and Ant-Man, because he's a director who is capable of doing wonderful things with a camera; the combination of Edgar Wright, Paul Rudd and the Marvel universe made me feel a little giddy. Still, I can take comfort in the fact that he's basically already made a superhero movie in Scott Pilgrim Vs The World, and not only that, he had Beck provide the tunes. Ant-Man Shmant-Man - Ali.
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Movie trailer: Dead Of Night
Movie Trailer | Ali | 17th August 2010
Blah blah Dylan Dog blah blah Superman blah blah zombies blah blah werewolves blah blah zombies blah blah keeps the peace blah blah comic-book adaptation.
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Scott Pilgrim Vs The World
Movie Review | Ali | 15th August 2010
The next time someone tells you about how 3D is the future of cinema, sit them down in front of Scott Pilgrim Vs The World, preferably on the biggest screen you can find, and watch their jaw hit the floor. Here we have a film that's so sharp, so visually stimulating and so whip-smart, it positively crackles with energy. It may well be the best-looking movie of its generation. 3D is where it's at, huh? Spare me. The future of cinema lies in the hands of filmmakers like Edgar Wright.
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Superman Returns
Movie Review | Ali | 17th July 2006
And it's about bloody time. Considering the fact that Superman is perhaps the most iconic movie character of all time, bringing him back sure did prove to be something of a clusterfuck. Names like Brett Ratner, Tim Burton, McG, Michael Bay and Kevin Smith were all attached to the project at one point, with an absolute horrorsh...
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