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The Men Who Stare At Goats
Movie Review | Rob | 11th November 2009
Ewan McGregor, you may remember, is actually an actor, and a pretty good one at that. When he's not gallivanting around the world with Charley Boorman on a bike, getting a sore arse, he does occasionally find time to make a film or two.
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Fantastic Mr. Fox
Movie Review | Anna | 26th October 2009
Wes Anderson has always combined the neuroticism of Woody Allen with the visual flair of Michel Gondry to examine an assortment of fucked up families. Not exactly a winning formula for a kid's film, so it was a surprising move for Anderson to turn his attention to Roald Dahl's Fantastic Mr Fox. It shouldn't, but the melding of the over-active imaginations of Dahl and Anderson just about works.
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Fantastic Mr. Fox poster is quirky, colourful
Movie News | Ali | 27th September 2009
Shock: the poster for the new Wes Anderson movie features characters dressed in a quirky fashion, garish colours and Jason Schwartzman.
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Up In The Air teaser trailer
Movie Trailer | Ali | 9th September 2009
George Clooney wants you to think about your life. Like, seriously. But it'll be lighthearted, because it's from the director of Juno, homeskillet. Thundercats are GO! Etc.
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The Men Who Stare At Goats trailer
Movie Trailer | Ali | 29th August 2009
George Clooney is back in the Middle East, but he's not stealing Kuwaiti bullion or trying to win an Oscar; he's trying to kill a goat with his mind. It's a comedy! Hooray!
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Burn After Reading
Movie Review | Ali | 19th October 2008
Just nine short months after No Country For Old Men was released to critical acclaim and just eight short months after it bagged the Best Picture Oscar (among others), the Coen brothers present a film that couldn't be more different in tone. There are similarities - like Llewelyn Moss, the central characters here are forced into...
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Intolerable Cruelty
Movie Review | Ali | 2nd January 2005
The Coen brothers are part of that rare breed in Hollywood - a duo who are unafraid to take risks, who refuse to be pigeonholed into any particular genre and who maintain a wholly credible track record. Strange then, that they should choose to focus their attention on what appears to be a straight-laced romantic comedy, the kin...
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