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10 Ways To Make X3 Great
Movie Feature | Ali | 6th April 2006
I, like you, am eagerly awaiting the third (and apparently final) X-Men movie this summer, and maybe like you, am also concerned that things look like they might be going down the shitter. As well as all the trouble with directors - Bryan Singer departed, Matthew Vaughn bailed, Brett Ratner has a less-than-distinguished CV - th...
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Aeon Flux
Movie Review | Ali | 2nd March 2006
Women: you really can't do anything properly, can you? Don't get me wrong, I like the way you sometimes wear your hair in pigtails, and there's no denying that you do a cracking roast of a Sunday, but when it comes to saving the world, you suck at it. Us men have to ask why you still bother, when we do such a good job at it - ...
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Fantastic Four
Movie Review | Ben | 25th July 2005
Fantastic Four is unlucky enough to be this summer's second super-hero origin story - following Batman Begins is a lot to live up to. Comparing like for like, it doesn't have a chance. Replace Christian Bale, Michael Caine, Gary Oldman, Morgan Freeman, Liam Neeson and Katie Holmes with Ioan Gruffudd, Michael Chiklis, Jessica Alb...
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The Incredibles
Movie Review | | 22nd March 2005
With Toy Story, Pixar completely revolutionised animated cinema, if not cinema itself. Talk was that pretty soon, actors wouldn't be needed at all, and that fully computer-generated pictures could spell the death of all but the most velvet-tongued thespians. After all, why waste time and effort getting Paul Walker to emote whe...
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Hulk
Movie Review | Ali | 2nd January 2005
Admit it, you were a bit sceptical, weren't you? I mean, it's one thing converting a hugely popular comic book superhero into a successful movie, but a completely CGI Hulk as the main character? That'll cause a few problems, right? Hiring Ang Lee, director of The Ice Storm and Sense & Sensibility, also raised a few eyebrows -...
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