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Behind the Candelabra: YouTube has its say
TV Feature | Ed Williamson | 9th April 2013
A trailer for an HBO film in which Michael Douglas and Matt Damon play Liberace and his boyfriend, exposed to the reasoned comments of the YouTube community. What could possibly go wrong?
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Films on TV round-up: Bushy brows and bass-slappin'
TV Feature | Matt Looker | 5th February 2012
It's films on TV time! Films. On TV. Fi-lms...on Teeee-Veeee-yeah. FILMS! Hmm I think that jingle needs more work.
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Films on TV round-up: Matt Damon never shuts up
TV Feature | Ed Williamson | 4th December 2011
This week, the charming tale of how The Man screwed you out of all your money and has no intention of giving it back. Matt Damon to the rescue! Plus a cartoon fish. And what?
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Films on TV round-up: dynamic and dicephalic duos
TV Feature | Ed Williamson, Ali Gray | 28th August 2011
I knew this day would come. Despite a long list of films on TV this week, I could only find Stuck On You to write anything about. So I've roped in TheShiznit.co.uk overlord Ali to give us his thoughts on Batman Forever. Imagine, someone who actually knows things about films for a change, rather than just pasting stuff off Wikipedia.
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Films on TV round-up: CLEVER PEOPLE GO NUTS: THE PROOF
TV Feature | Ed Williamson | 21st August 2011
For no reason other than my own amusement, this week's films on TV round-up is written in the style of The Sun.
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Films on TV round-up: submarines and killing machines
TV Feature | Ed Williamson | 14th August 2011
It's time on to turn on your spanking new, freshly-looted TVs and see what films are on this week. Just joking, kids. Remember: crime doesn't pay. Unless of course someone pays you to commit crimes, in which case it sort of does, you could argue.
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Films on TV round-up: shark bites! God smites!
TV Feature | Ed Williamson | 17th July 2011
DISCLAIMER: there is no God. There are sharks, though: a friend of mine's seen one. Of course, he also claims he saw Jesus in a Findus Crispy Pancake but that's beside the point.
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Contagion: Steven Soderbergh remade Outbreak minus the monkey
Movie Trailer | Ali | 14th July 2011
Hipster's choice Steven Soderbergh made a movie you probably haven't heard of called Contagion, but cast Matt Damon and Kate Winslet in it. Ugh, sell-out. (*straightens lens-free glasses*)
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The Adjustment Bureau
Movie Review | Ali | 3rd March 2011
The January to March release window is a graveyard for movies: you can guarantee that any high-profile movie scheduled for a Q1 release will either be a film that has low expectations (usually because it's crap) or a film that'll sail right over the heads of the summer blockbuster crowd. I'm happy to report that The Adjustment Bureau falls firmly in the latter camp: it's an artful sci-fi thriller that doesn't feel the need to lob fistfights or car chases at you in order to entertain. Unfortunately, it's out on the same day as Liam Neeson's stolen-identity action romp Unknown, so you can expect it to get thoroughly trounced anyway. Schedulers, you've done it again!
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True Grit
Movie Review | Anna | 11th February 2011
From time to time a film comes along that marries the perfect story, perfect script, perfect director and perfect cast. Chinatown had it, The Godfather had it and True Grit's got it. Sit back and wallow in its sweet perfection.
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