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SHATTERED GLASS (Ray, 2003) - A newspaper's celebrated journo is found to be fabricating stories. Interesting & enjoyable.
4:36 AM Jun 8th
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8:30 AM Jun 7th
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BOOK OF SHADOWS: BLAIR WITCH 2 (Berlinger, 2000) - Pointless and pathetic horror sequel with annoying characters.
8:25 AM Jun 7th
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TWILIGHT (Hardwicke, 2008) - Surprisingly watchable teen film that suceeds because of its very likable cast and characters
5:23 AM Jun 6th
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To @ and anyone else who missed the updates, we're back! I can only apologise but uni is now over. Back to the real world!
5:17 AM Jun 6th
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@ I believe it probably is, although Network is certainly a contender....
10:22 AM Apr 23rd
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Apologies for the lack of updates... Dissertation deadline presses and pressure is killing me... I feel like Michael Douglas in Falling Down
7:33 AM Apr 23rd
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THE CURSE OF THE JADE SCORPION (Allen, 2001) - Underrated Woody Allen film. Absurd casting but still fun to watch.
1:51 PM Apr 19th
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SCREAM (Craven, 1996) - Not the first post-modern horror movie, but probably the best and certainly the most important.
3:56 PM Apr 17th
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MIAMI VICE (Mann, 2006) - Confusing plot and poor character development hinder what is otherwise a very good film.
5:55 AM Apr 16th
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9:07 AM Apr 15th
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THE ELEMENT OF CRIME (Von Trier, 1984) - Leisurely-paced Tarkovskian drama drenched in a dreamy, arresting amber hue.
4:30 PM Apr 14th
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TITANIC (Cameron, 1997) - Overlong, manipulative melodrama meets sensational technical effects. A success AND a failure.
4:38 PM Apr 13th
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SALO (Pasolini, 1975) - Beyond the obscene facade, Salo is an important & challenging satirical allegory.
5:32 PM Apr 12th
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ADULTHOOD (Clarke, 2008) - The lightheartedness Kidulthood had vanished in this vengeful, refined sequel.
6:15 PM Apr 11th
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THE GOONIES (Donner, 1985) - Spielberg's influence shines through in this seriously entertaining kids adventure.
6:50 AM Apr 11th
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KILL BILL VOL.2 (Tarantino, 2004) - The style distracts from what is essentially an overlong & underwhelming movie
1:28 AM Apr 10th
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PROFONDO ROSSO (Argento, 1975) - Argento's giallo masterpiece, a scream on the senses. Bloody disgusting!
4:28 PM Apr 8th
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BULLET BOY (Dibb, 2004) - Lyrically somber, impressive camerawork can't hide such blatant cliches in the story.
5:43 PM Apr 7th
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BLOWUP (Antonioni, 1966) - Ambiguous yet enriched mystery. Never has London been so appealing and so... European.
5:52 AM Apr 7th
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- Name Film of the Day
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