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Snowden
Movie Review | Matt Looker | 10th December 2016
There is a terrifying truth presented in Snowden, and I don't mean one of the obvious ones about misuse of power or unlawful global surveillance. It's one that comes early in the film and is only hinted at, but it is confirmation of a deep, dark, universal suspicion: that the incompetency you see in some of your work colleagues is a common problem that exists all the way up to the top. Like when Patrick from Legal doesn't process your request because he doesn't know the difference between an Excel spreadsheet and a Google doc. That kind of thing could very feasibly still happen at a top government level. Goddamn you, Patrick. Goddamn you, all the Patricks.
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Savages
Movie Review | Matt | 19th September 2012
Confession: creating the above photo made me laugh far more than it should have.
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New, longer Wall Street 2 trailer
Movie Trailer | Ali | 18th February 2010
The international trailer for Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps has hit the pipes, showing off fresh new footage and pretty much explaining the entire plot of the movie. Thanks, trailer people!
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Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps trailer
Movie Trailer | Matt | 28th January 2010
Wall Street's Gordon Gekko said "Greed is good," and, as if to test that theory, Oliver Stone is back with a sequel. Check out the trailer after the jump.
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W.
Movie Review | Anna | 11th November 2008
The cultural legacy of the Bush administration is one of opposition and subversion; from the songs of the Dixie Chicks, to the films of Michael Moore, to the literature of Ian McEwan. If Oliver Stone was hoping to earn his place in the canon of Bush-bashing, he's missed the mark with W. What the film does do is help us understan...
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World Trade Center
Movie Review | Ali | 4th October 2006
Are we really ready to see a film about the fall of the Twin Towers? Earlier this year we had Paul Greengrass' United 93, which told the 'forgotten' 9/11 story of the hijacked passenger plane forced to crash land in Pennsylvania; the reason no review was written on this site is because this reviewer found it a thoroughly draini...
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Alexander
Movie Review | | 24th February 2005
Since Russell Crowe left audiences worldwide either pumped up with testosterone/so turned on that the seat needed sponging down (delete according to sexuality), we've seen the rebirth of "the Historical Epic". Troy, The Last Samurai, and now Alexander have all tried to hang onto Gladiator's money-scented coat tails. S...
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