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Everything in the news these days seems to be doom and gloom so why not
cheer yourself up with a quick trip to the cinema. If you'd rather stay
all comfy at home, get some friends round to watch one of the latest
great DVD releases. We've got lots of reviews coming up in the next few
weeks so keep checking to find out what's hot, what's not and what's
really Real World!
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SUNSHINE CLEANING
From
the producers of
Little Miss Sunshine comes this equally quirky, poignantly funny film
about sisterhood, motherhood, small dreams and big amounts of mess. The
sisters are Rose (Amy Adams), a single mum working as a maid, and
slobby slacker Norah (Emily Blunt), who is so incompetent she can’t
even keep her job as a diner waitress.
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RUDO
Y CURSI
In which director Carlos
Cuaron and actors Gael
Garcia Bernal and Diego Luna are reunited after the success that was Y
Tu Mama Tambien. The story here is a lightweight tale of two
footballing brothers who both become stars for opposing teams in the
Mexican domestic league.
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KATYN
Based
on fact, this film revolves around the atrocities perpetrated by the
Red Army deep in the heart of the Katyn forest during World War 11.
However, as what occurred there was subject to a cover up by the
Russian authorities, this is not so much a straight historical account,
but...
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LOOKING FOR ERIC
Not
many internationally
famous footballers could reinvent themselves as successful actors but
Eric Cantona has pulled it off spectacularly and you really can't
imagine anyone else playing his role in this film (Looking For Beckham?
I think not).
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TRANSFORMERS:
REVENGE OF THE FALLEN
Oh dear. Director Michael
Bay has taken a movie that
cost millions to make and took a small army of SFX experts to complete
and produced a totally impenetrable mess. Transformers: Revenge of the
Fallen is certainly a spectacle; a spectacular jumble of machines that
turn into other machines that join together to form yet more machines..
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GIGANTIC
Having sprung to the
public's attention as the
preacher who squares up against Daniel Day Lewis in There Will Be
Blood, actor Paul Dano now enhances his reputation by not only starring
in but also producing this quirky and weirdly compelling indie.
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TERMINATOR
SALVATION
So, after all the rants, the
raves, the ratcheting up
of tension, can this, the latest instalment of the Terminator
franchise, really live up to the hype? The answer is a resounding yes,
because there's never been a summer blockbuster where the money has
been more up there on the screen.
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