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Review: The Lego Movie 2 plays nicely but has no new surprises
Movie Review | Ed Williamson | 10th February 2019
My nephews were younger when the first Lego Movie came out. I mean, everyone was. But in 2014 they were five years younger; a lifetime when you're under ten. The elder one loved it; the younger probably not quite at the age where he could be relied on to sit through anything for more than ten minutes without chewing his shoes. They'll love this too, because they're still under ten and they're idiots, despite the older one being quite capable of comprehensively schooling me about dinosaurs. Me, I think maybe the magic has faded a bit.
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Danny Collins
Movie Review | Ed Williamson | 28th May 2015
Hello, I am a man and I am rich and famous and a bit of a dick, but watch as I earn the right to be reappraised. You will know that I deserve it because I have one old friend who sticks by me unwaveringly, I harbour regrets about having chosen an easy path towards my fame, and children react well to me.
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Somehow this is Nick Offerman's Wikipedia picture
TV Feature | Ed Williamson | 21st February 2014
No, me neither. Maybe they're doing a Duke Nukem movie and he got the lead role? (HT to Rob.)
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In A World...
Movie Review | Ali | 13th September 2013
Hollywood is patently ridiculous. It just is. There is no element of the filmmaking business that isn't stupid as hell. You have studios spending hundreds of millions of dollars on adaptations of 1930s radio serials. You have actors who talk about artistic integrity while promoting their animated guinea pig movie. You have audiences who actually hand over their hard-earned cash to see Adam Sandler in Grown Ups 2, a film which – if it isn't some elaborate sting engineered in order to separate morons from their money – is just a sick fucking joke.
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Today I learned: Ron Swanson ran Parks & Recreation in Sin City
Movie News | Ali | 31st July 2013
I heard Ron eventually moved out of Basin City after he ate all the bacon and eggs they had. (Amazing find from reddit).
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Parks and Recreation: Season One DVD
TV Review | Ed Williamson | 2nd April 2013
I know you have to reckon BBC4's amazing if you're middle class, but in the main I could do without hour-long documentaries about iron filings on a Thursday night. If I get a say how my licence fee's spent, though, I'm happy to sign off on Parks and Recreation.
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Smashed
Movie Review | Ed Williamson | 12th December 2012
Like an idiot, having been too busy eating free crisps to read the press notes beforehand, I couldn't remember Mary Elizabeth Winstead's name or where I'd seen her before until the closing credits of Smashed. This is the sort of thing that will usually gnaw at me for the duration of a movie, but in this case it was easily forgotten: hers is a stellar performance in a film that refuses to take the obvious path, and is all the more engaging for it.
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