Article Archive for December 2009
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I’ll discuss the general plot in this review but I’ll give you a warning before there are any real spoilers. I was very dubious about this film. I really wanted …
As usual, I’ll keep this Daybreakers review spoiler free at the start. I’ll warn you before I spoil anything. So last night I went with Cat and Rob to see …
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I’ll discuss the general plot in this review but I’ll give you a warning before there are any real spoilers. I was very dubious about this film. I really wanted …
Avatar is a live action/animated film with spectacular new generation of special effects. James Cameron, the Oscar-winning director of Titanic, first conceived the film twelve years ago, when the means …
Inspired by the television music from Wonder Woman and Dragnet in the 1970s, this piece was composed in 2002 and has been resurrected to serve as the theme for the …
I must admit to having significant expectations from Brokeback Mountain. Friends and colleagues relayed reports of sobbing acquaintances discreetly hiding their shiny faces as they departed the theatre at the …
On Friday night I watched the horror/thriller Orphan after hearing some good things about it, despite it coming across of typically Hollywood. Without expecting anything but some easy …
