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A Liar’s Autobiography – Competition
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At its purest, Killing Bono is about family, resentment, and dream-chasing.
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Life of Pi – Competition
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Curb Your Enthusiasm – Season 8 Giveaway
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Prometheus – Prize Giveaway
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Easy A
By Michael Holder, 26th February 2011Easy A is most notable for the funny, charismatic performance of Emma Stone – one that suggests the makings of a star.
West is West
By Richard Parkin, 25th February 2011Eleven years after the hugely loved East is East, Ayub Khan-Din continues the story of Khan family and their tussle with life in-between two worlds.
No Strings Attached
By Suki Ferguson, 22nd February 2011No Strings Attached is exactly what you think it will be and less. The plot is, as you are likely to have already deduced, features two casual acquaintances hooking up for sex until – shock horror! – their emotions complicate matters.
Morning Glory
By Suki Ferguson, 13th January 2011Flicks that follow women as they negotiate the tricky climb up the career ladder have formed a rich comedy sub-genre of late.
Scott Pilgrim vs the World
By Dan Higgins, 21st December 2010Scott Pilgrim lives in a world in which the ordinary is extraordinary, where imagination and exaggeration runs wild.
Knight and Day
By Alex Godbold, 12th December 2010Much of the redeeming comedy and humanity of Knight and Day must be attributed to Mangold, whose recent directorial success has derived from more subtle offerings such as Girl Interrupted and Walk the Line.
Heartbreaker
By Joe Fraser, 20th November 2010Excellent pacing, fine set pieces, a few good jokes and a couple of beguiling performances left me, eventually, shamefully, seduced.
Get Him To The Greek
By Dan Higgins, 30th October 2010Although the template of the film is the same tired routine, a refreshing, lyrical Russell Brand gives new energy to a weary format.
Sensation
By Suki Ferguson, 19th October 2010Sensation starts as it means to go on, by confronting the viewer with banal intimacies of ordinary life and daring them to look away.