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Meryl Streep seems destined for her 14th Oscar nomination for her tour-de-force portrayal of a domineering magazine editor in The Devil Wears Prada, the smartly tailored film version of Lauren Weisberger's international bestseller. Gliding through every frame in swathes of Galliano, Valentino and, of course, Prada, the veteran actress is utterly more...
Based on the 2002 Hong Kong thriller Infernal Affairs, Martin Scorsese's latest tale of betrayal and deception in the criminal underworld melds stellar performances with wonderful earthy dialogue, punctuated with explosions of violence. The Departed bears all of the veteran filmmaker's hallmarks, but while this bloodthirsty thriller may finally earn Scorsese more...
Unfolding as a series of Rashomon-style overlapping flashbacks, Hoodwinked is an irreverent computer animated romp that puts a comical, post-modern twist on the traditional story of Little Red Riding Hood. Director Cory Edwards and segment co-directors Tony Leech and Todd Edwards have fun subverting fairy-tale convention, aiming most of the laughs more...
Oliver Stone, a filmmaker well acquainted with controversy, swallows his usual political bile to craft this harrowing tribute to the men and women of the emergency services who lost their lives on September 11, 2001, in New York City. Faced with so many heartbreaking stories of courage and sacrifice that autumn more...
Richard Laxton's feature film debut resets Romeo And Juliet to the multicultural melting pot of South London, where gangs of rappers do battle with microphones and clever wordplay. The urban music setting begs obvious comparisons with 8 Mile and Hustle & Flow, both stories of musical triumph against adversity, but Life more...
Putting a hi-tech spin on It's A Wonderful Life and A Christmas Carol, Click is a time-travelling comedy about a selfish, uncaring man's gradual redemption. Rather than a benevolent angel called Clarence or the ghosts of Christmas, Frank Coraci's film uses a frizzy-haired inventor as the messenger of impending doom, armed more...
The streets and avenues of New York City witness yet more emotional meltdowns in Trust The Man, a pithy romantic comedy about the insecurities, which threaten every relationship, even the strongest marriages. Writer-director Bart Freundlich contrasts the roller-coaster fortunes of two couples, who discover that love may be all around, but more...
Vile, offensive, outrageous, repulsive, shocking: none of these words comes close to conveying the full horror that awaits you in Dirty Sanchez: The Movie, the full-length version of the popular MTV series which takes tomfoolery to horrific extremes. If you thought the exploits of Johnny Knoxville and his knucklehead pals in more...
In the sequel to the 1994 low budget feature which made his name, writer-director Kevin Smith proves that while he's grown a tad sentimental in his middle-age, his mind is just as mucky as ever. Beneath the gross out humour, which clutters the second half of Clerks II, lurks a rather more...
Set more than 20 years in the future, Children Of Men is a brilliantly orchestrated, nightmarish thriller adapted from the P.D. James novel about a world teetering on the brink of anarchy. Mexican filmmaker Alfonso Cuaron (Y Tu Mama Tambien, Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban), who co-wrote the screenplay more...
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