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Limitless
Movie Review | Rob | 20th March 2011
You can approach Limitless in one of two ways. Treat it like a psychological, drug-fuelled thriller, or be immature and look at it as the most sensible, subdued superhero film going. No surprises for guessing how I chose to take it...
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A-Team interview: Bradley Cooper
Movie Feature | Ali | 27th July 2010
Jealous, girls? I got to speak to Bradley Cooper about The A-Team, and I'm pretty sure he was only wearing a towel when he picked up the phone.
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Brand new trailer for The A-Team
Movie Trailer | Ali | 2nd April 2010
Verdict? Evil. Just kidding: it looks like great fun. If only it didn't sexualise children so much!
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All About Steve
Movie Review | Rob | 18th January 2010
Sandra Bullock. Hollywood A-list. Attractive, likeable and never takes herself too seriously. The question is, how has 2009's most successful female US box-office star managed to maintain her Hollywood status, when she's been coasting for so long in various whimsical non-coms? You know, non-coms like The Proposal, and like this unflattering piece of guff.
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Explosive new A-Team photos
Movie News | Ali | 15th January 2010
Explosive because they feature an explosion. Just in case you were worried there wouldn't be any explosions in the movie. At least we now know there will be at least one explosion. Phew.
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The A-Team movie trailer
Movie Trailer | Ali | 11th January 2010
Thought remaking The A-Team for the big screen was a dumb idea? Wait until you see the first trailer. Tanks! Planes! Tanks in planes shooting other planes? Why the hell not!
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The Hangover
Movie Review | Ali | 5th June 2009
Rather like how the consequences of violence are rarely shown on film, nor are the consequences of heavy boozing - sure, there are countless famous movie drunks, but when was the last time you saw a 'morning after' movie? Perhaps it's because having a protagonist spend 90 minutes on the toilet isn't much fun; perhaps it's becaus...
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He's Just Not That Into You
Movie Review | Ali | 8th February 2009
This shamefully sappy, overly-long romantic odyssey, based on a self-help book of the same name, promises to subvert rom-com clich� and burst wide open the so-called 'rules' of dating etiquette. The movie opens with the shocking revelation that boys who push you down in the playground really like you. The rest of the film, ...
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The Rocker
Movie Review | Ali | 13th October 2008
The transition from TV to movies is always a tricky one. How many times have we seen the star of a huge television show attempt to climb a rung of the entertainment ladder only to fall off the entire thing altogether? Seen any David Caruso movies lately? Sobering indeed. Now it's the turn of Rainn Wilson to make the leap to lead...
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