A gentle film about a gentle man, Our Idiot Brother is a warm and very funny comedy about family, honesty and sublime stupidity. Ned is an easygoing idealist attempting to get his life back on track...
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The latest directorial offering from Clint Eastwood, J. Edgar is the story of an iconic 20th century American trying to mold his legacy in his fading days. While Leonardo DiCaprio is superb in the...
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Kim takes a job in the Austrian alps as a chalet girl, looking after rich folk on their hols. In typical romcom fashion she falls for one of her employers and trains for a snowboarding competition...
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Coming in from the cold Director: Thomas Alfredson, Starring: Gary Oldman, Tom Hardy, Colin Firth, John Hurt Based on the classic novel by John le Carré, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy follows...
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Holmes and Watson are back! It feels like we’ve been waiting an eternity for this sequel to be made and we were terribly afraid it would not match up to the first Sherlock Holmes....
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Supposedly a romantic comedy, this film unfortunately lacks two of the requisite characteristics – romance and comedy. Flat direction, over-reliance on clichés, unlikeable characters and a...
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One of the best family Christmas movies since Elf, Arthur Christmas is a giddy, computer-generated romp following the dysfunctional Claus family in the North Pole as Santa’s awkward younger son...
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Jason lee returns with his favourite furry friends as the Chipmunks and Chipettes go overboard on a cruise and end up stranded on a deserted tropical island. Fans of Alvin and the Chipmunks (you know...
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Hitting new heights Director: Brad Bird, Starring: Tom Cruise, Simon Pegg, Jeremy Renner, Ving Rhames Mission Impossible returns to the silver screen to take us to new heights this winter –...
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Peculiarly bad, Passion Play stars Mickey Rourke as Nate Poole, a jazz musician on the run from a gangster (Bill Murray) who comes across a carnival and falls for its prize attraction, the winged...
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