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Aftermath
Movie Review | Ed Williamson | 12th April 2017
Arnold Schwarzenegger is in a film in which he plays a character who unaccountably talks like Arnold Schwarzenegger, so all's well with the world. But you begin to realise after a while that there's a reason why this isn't usually so much of a problem: it's that most of his films are a bit daft, and realism isn't why you turned over to ITV4, so you just shrug and go with it. But Aftermath isn't daft: it's dead serious. Oh heck.
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Taken 2
Movie Review | Matt | 21st September 2012
When Liam Neeson uses his particular set of skills - y'know, the ones that he has acquired over a very long career - to hunt you down, it turns out that what he'll do to you is nothing compared to the butchering you'll receive in the editing suite afterwards.
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Liam Neeson dials down threat following Taken 2's 12A rating
Movie News | Ali | 15th September 2012
Revenge-fulled violent kidnap torturefest Taken 2 goes for the teen pocket money demographic with a 12A rating. (Full BBFC details here).
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Taken 2 to feature guns, mourning, torture, extreme air guitar
Movie News | Ali | 1st September 2012
If it's anything like its predecessor, Taken 2 will feature lots of shots of Liam Neeson looking pained, plenty of gunplay and more than its fair share of torture. One new addition for the sequel, however, is the inclusion of rockin' out. Let me explain.
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Competition: Win Faster on DVD
Movie Competition | Ali | 1st August 2011
(*plays jingle*) It's compe-tition tiiiime! (*dances awkwardly*)
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Taken
Movie Review | Kirsty | 31st January 2009
Ah, the French. They know how to do so many things well - runny cheese, red wine, yacht-based film festivals and so on. Now they can add kidnap capers to that list. Taken, co-written by Luc Besson and directed by District B13's Pierre Morel, is a fast, taut and remarkably enjoyable thriller which is refreshingly free of twisty r...
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