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The Darkest Hour – Prize Giveaway
The Darkest Hour is out from 16 January and you can win some fantastic prizes!
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Easy A is most notable for the funny, charismatic performance of Emma Stone – one that suggests the makings of a star.
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What’s Your Number? – Prize Giveaway
What’s Your Number? is out on 30 September and, to celebrate, Pure Movies is giving away some fantastic prizes!
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Fast Five – Blu-Ray Competition
Fast & Furious 5 is out this month and, to celebrate, Pure Movies if giving away five copies on Blu-ray!
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Jane Eyre – Prize Giveaway
Jane Eyre is out this month and, to celebrate, we’re giving away some fantastic prizes!
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Another Year
By Dan HollisAn unconventionally told tale of conventional middle-class angst, Another Year is quite special.
Buried
By Natalie PeckFor most people, being buried alive is one of the most terrifying situations imaginable. This exactly what happens to US truck driver Paul Conroy.
The Death and Life of Charlie St Cloud
By Gabriella ApicellaUnless you are suffering from insomnia and are looking for a cure, stay well away from this dull and predictable film
Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps
By Nell FrizzellAs a sequel, Money Never Sleeps may only be seven minutes longer than Wall Street, but sweet mother of Midas it did seem slower.
The Town
By Suki FergusonIt’s all done well, especially considering just how much work Affleck put into this one feature, but The Town never quite pushes beyond its genre trappings.
Winter’s Bone
By David HudsonWinter’s Bone is an intimate and authentic tale that shines a light on a corner of America that rarely gets placed under the microscope.
Certified Copy
By Nell FrizzellJuliette Binoche is stunning; mature, sexy and wildly erratic in a way that makes me wonder why she hasn’t played more mad women in attics.
The Girl Who Played With Fire
By Suki FergusonSalandar is an exceptional representation of a survivor, and Rapace conveys both sourness and steeliness, without ever losing the empathy of the audience.
Gainsbourg
By Sarah WaymanMore than a biopic, this is a good looking, funny and engaging insight into the fact and fiction of France’s best loved chanteur.