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The Twilight Saga: New Moon - PG-13 It's still mediocre teen fare - but most definitely an improvement in many ways on the first movie. See it at the cinema only if you think you can tolerate the shrieks and swoons of a myriad Edward/Jacob fans as they are quite obviously pandered to by the number of skin shots! December 7, 2009  
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Die Hard - R Hard to believe I've only just got around to watching this movie 21 years after it was made (which makes me feel very old BTW). As well as loving everything 80s, I'm also a long-time fan of Mr. Willis and I love Alan Rickman. The latter's very dodgy accent in this particular film did test my deep regard slightly, but I accept that the off and on German was just part of the fun. A very enjoyable action film that lives up to its hype and gives you exactly what you would want from an action romp - explosions and cartoon violence, dodgy European villains, a hero in a vest, corny but quotable script, a touch of romance and a homo-erotic 'buddy' sub-plot. All that, plus the headmaster from 'The Breakfast Club'?! I'm sold! November 21, 2009  
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Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans - R November 21, 2009  
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The Blind Side - PG-13 November 21, 2009  
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Planet 51 - PG November 21, 2009  
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Children of the Corn 4: The Gathering - Unrated October 10, 2009  
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District 9 - R Bloody loved this film. It's not perfect by any stretch - but it certainly tries its hardest to bring something new and original to the sci-fi genre. And, like all good sci-fi, it uses a fantastic premise to explore the very ordinary human condition. In one small film we see big issues tackled - racism, apartheid, exploitation, corporate and government greed, propoganda, the arms race and its cost... And, in spite of the incredible premise, the documentary approach to the storytelling brings a heightened sense of realism to the movie, ensuring that the audience never feels (excuse the pun) alienated. This is helped by the amazing special effects, with very real and sympathetic aliens, and the brilliant and moving performance from Sharlto Copley as the lead character Wikus. If I had one complaint it would be that the film occasionally strayed too far into 'shoot em up' territory, but at least it never turned into voyeuristic gore for the sake of it. One to watch! October 2, 2009  
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Zombieland - R September 21, 2009  
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Leviathan - R September 21, 2009  
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Passion of Mind - PG-13 September 21, 2009  
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The Crow: Stairway to Heaven - G September 21, 2009  
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Diabolique - R September 21, 2009  
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A fost sau n-a fost?, (12:08 East of Bucharest) - Unrated September 21, 2009  
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Il Vangelo Secondo Matteo (The Gospel According to St. Matthew) - Unrated September 21, 2009  
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Crossing Delancey - PG September 21, 2009  
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Black Moon Rising - R September 21, 2009  
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The Blood of Heroes - Unrated September 21, 2009  
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Arn - Tempelriddaren (Arn: The Knight Templar) - Unrated September 21, 2009  
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Royal Space Force - Wings of Honneamise - Unrated September 21, 2009  
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Bent - NC-17 September 21, 2009  
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The Little Rascals - Little Papa, Dogs Is Dogs, Sprucin' Up - Unrated September 21, 2009  
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The Sandlot 3: Heading Home - PG September 21, 2009  
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The Yearling - G September 21, 2009  
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Two Hands - R September 21, 2009  
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Ilsa - She Wolf of the SS - R September 21, 2009  
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