Any film about exorcism will always be compared to William Friedkin’s unintentionally hilarious 1973 classic The Exorcist but Mikael Håfström’s attempt to circumnavigate any comparisons with the latter in his ...
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It’s always a joy when one film doesn’t clean up all the statuettes at The Oscars and this year was one of the most balanced distribution of gongs in recent ...
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For a white-collar worker earning a six-figure salary, the priorities are golf, his Porsche, his nice house, providing for his family and of course, keeping his job. But, during the ...
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They always said they wanted to do a trilogy of genres. First there was Shaun of the Dead (Rom-Zom-Com) then came Hot Fuzz (Thrill-Com) and now we have Paul (Sci-Fi-Brom-Com). ...
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Los Angeles this weekend was buzzing even more than usual with the awards ceremony seeing the great minds behind Sex and the City 2 and M. Night Shyamalan’s The Last ...
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Here is what happened: the United States government decided to invade Iraq for possessing dangerous weapons supplied by the African nation of Niger. An American international consultant was asked to ...
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Casablanca, a black and white timeless masterpiece, was released in 1943. The script for the unstaged play on which the film is based fatefully found its way to the desk ...
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A man searching for his bike hardly sounds like a great plot for one of the most beloved films of all time, but Vittorio De Sica's 1948 masterpiece is a ...
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Despite the rain on February 13th, Leicester Square was once again a buzzing night of flashbulbs and red carpet walks as it played host to the 63rd annual BAFTA awards. ...
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Animal Kingdom
“You’ve done some bad things, haven’t you sweetie?” gently reminds the matriarch of the Melbourne-based Cody crime family. It’s a moment of true wonder, as Janine “Smurf” Cody (Weaver) ...
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