The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Them - LFF 2014
Although no stranger to the festival circuit, one of my favourite films of the year so far has to be Ned Benson’s offering of The Disappearance of Eleanor…
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Once Upon a Time Season 3 Recap
Attention, Oncers! Do you smell that? That late-September smell that tells us, yes, our show is coming back.
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The Maze Runner is out!
The Maze Runner, the latest in the string of YA book adaptations, has finally hit the screens and due to unforeseen circumstances I actually got to see it…
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Guardians Of The Galaxy
Guardians of the Galaxy is a gamble. In Marvel’s intricately planned phases, the big names are safe. Thor, Iron Man, Captain America.
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Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Sequels can be tough - getting the right balance to improve on it’s predecessor, but not overdo it is almost an art form these days.
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A Million Ways To Die In The West
The Wild West Frontier in 1882 is a particularly treacherous place, with snakes, outlaws, diseases and even doctors all trying to kill you.
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Amazing Spiderman 2
Amazing. Astonishing. Spectacular. Superior. Sensational. When Spiderman gets titled, it’s never done by halves.
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How Did the From Dusk Till Dawn Series Get It So Wrong?
Do you remember the famous speech by Cheech Marin? Imagine that but instead it could be shown on daytime TV. Then imagine the whole film is that but with Calvin Klein models and each scene takes 45 minutes.
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The Voices
Living with a mental illness is always hard, but nobody truly suffers so much as Jerry (Ryan Reynolds) - a happy go lucky chap, that happens to be a…
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