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Review: Murder Mystery commits the crime of not being very mysterious
Movie Review | Luke Whiston | 25th June 2019
Shhh the kids are asleep. It's mummy and daddy time now, a chance to do all the things you can't do during the day. Let's make a cup of tea and put on a film. Two hours gone and now it's bedtime. The film was fine. Not good, not bad. Just fine, but more importantly we survived today. Lamp off. Start again tomorrow. One day closer to death. Everything is just fine, and it's not for me to judge that your life has become a static series of achievement-void days spent clockwatching and sometimes not even seeing the sun.
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Horrible Bosses 2
Movie Review | Ali Gray | 19th November 2014
Nobody expected a sequel to Horrible Bosses - least of all the people who made it. However, a $200 million box-office receipt was too big to ignore, so Jason Bateman, Charlie Day and Jason Sudeikis are back with their horrible bosses (that aren't even really their bosses) along for the paycheque. There's a palpable sense here of making hay while the sun shines: some might see Horrible Bosses 2 as the most cynical of sequels, but just as the hapless characters wing their way through each step of their terrible, ill-thought-out plan with a wink and a smile, so do the filmmakers, making sure we know they're having fun while doing so. That kind of infectious goofiness can't be faked, thus Horrible Bosses 2 is a very easy movie to enjoy.
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We're The Millers
Movie Review | Ali | 24th August 2013
Nine years ago, Rawson Marshall Thurber directed Dodgeball but left the film's funniest scene as alternate ending on the DVD. Mid-way through the final match, one of Ben Stiller's team hits his opposite number with the ball and the game ends – it's incredibly anti-climactic. Vince Vaughn's team looks devastated. Then the credits roll. There's no punchline, they just lost, and now the movie's over. That, in itself, is hilarious. You can understand why the studio didn't want Thurber to use the ending, because it sacrifices the story and the character arcs for a bold gag. Fast-forward to 2013, and don't be surprised if you see a similarly abrupt alternate ending on the We're The Millers DVD; it's a movie with a solid comedic concept at its core but one that is ultimately forced to go through the necessary motions until it rolls to a stop.
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The Redbox Movie Awards 2011: The Oscars for movies rented by idiots
Movie News | Ali | 30th December 2011
The DVD renters of America have voted with their wallets, and crowned every film you hated this year as the best in their field. The Redbox Movie Awards 2011: for when even the People's Choice Awards are considered too 'highbrow'.
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Paul Rudd officially tired of Jennifer Aniston's shit
Movie Feature | Ben | 27th December 2011
Fancy sitting through another Jennifer Aniston comedy in which she goes on an emotional journey of discovery? No? Neither does Paul Rudd, in our new, some might say 'improved' poster for Wanderlust.
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Friends bloopers make it all better
TV Video | Ed Williamson | 18th October 2011
Fail to crack a smile and go all hugsy-wugsy at a bunch of Friends blooper videos. Go on. I defy you.
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Friends: The One Where it's not actually on any more
TV Feature | Ed Williamson | 3rd September 2011
This Sunday. 8pm. IT. ALL. ENDS. Again.
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Horrible Bosses
Movie Review | Matt | 25th July 2011
You've all had that one boss, right? The one who convinced all your colleagues that you were an alcoholic, had coke-fuelled orgies in his office or sexually harassed you to the point of borderline rape? Nah, me either. The worst I've ever had to put up with is being made to process the quarterly spend spreadsheets a week early. Not so much 'horrible' as 'insensitive to my existing workload'.
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Horrible Bosses, horrible trailer
Movie Trailer | Ali | 11th May 2011
LOL its funny because hes bald / shes sukin off a banana / hes kevin spacek. LEGEND!!
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Just Go With It
Movie Review | Ali | 13th February 2011
Punishment, I am a sucker for you. There's a theory in my household that you can't enjoy a good film after a roast dinner on Sunday - the senses are all soaked in gravy, so all you can do is haul your ass to the cinema and endure something bland and inoffensive. The kind of film a snooze wouldn't ruin. Something like Just Go With It.
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