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‘The Bank Job’ Retro Review

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Director: Roger Donaldson Starring: Jason Statham, Saffron Burrows Plot: A team of petty crooks take on a job to rob a bank from an old associate, unaware that the British Government set it… Continue reading →

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‘Arrested Development’ OFFICIALLY Returns!

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After five long years, Fox have finally acknowledged that cancelling the low rating, critically acclaimed show after constant fan support, escalating DVD sales and many, many rumours. Jason Batemand and Michael Cera reaching… Continue reading →

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‘The Loved Ones’ DVD Review

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Director: Sean Byrne Starring: Xavier Samuels, Robin McLeavy Plot: A teenage boy, struggling with the death of his father and home life, finds himself trapped in a nightmare when the girl he turned… Continue reading →

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Top 10 Arkham Asylum and Arkham City Villains

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What makes these games so brilliant? They make you feel like Batman. This is as close to being Batman that us gamers will get. In order to complete the experience we get a… Continue reading →

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No longer a member of the “George Lucas Hate Club”

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by Randy I never liked George Lucas, every time I saw him in interviews or behind the scenes, even way back before the rerelease of the original Star Wars trilogies I could only… Continue reading →

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Blogging Twilight: It’s Very Funny

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Want to be able to legitimately poke fun at Twilight, but don’t want the hassle of actually reading the book? Have we got the website for you! It’s called “Blogging Twilight”, and I… Continue reading →

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Classic Scene: “Look at the camera…with intensity.”

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“Look at the camera…with intensity” from Lost in Translation by Sophia Coppola, 2003 The Scene: Tired and depressed actor Bob Harris has arrived in Tokyo to create an ad campaign for Suntory Whiskey… Continue reading →

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Who’s The Best Batman?

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Michael Keaton: Best Batman the Man Batman (1989), Batman Returns (1992) Michael Keaton was the original and he brought the most humanity to the character of Batman. He was the man you wanted… Continue reading →

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‘An American Werewolf in Paris’ Retro Review

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Director: Anthony Waller Starring: Tom Everett Scott, Julie Delpy Plot: There’s American werewolves. In Paris. Review: As it was said in the review for the original film, there aren’t many great werewolf movie… Continue reading →

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10 Things That Would’ve Saved the ‘Pirates’ Sequels

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Many years ago Disney and Jerry Bruckheimer took a gamble. Not two productions companies known for taking risks, they’re more likely to base their decisions on market research more than creative ingenuity, so… Continue reading →