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The King’s Speech
The King’s Speech is an unlikely but well-deserved biopic of King George VI, the quiet man in Britain’s twentieth century monarchy.
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Cedar Rapids
It may not receive much hard-hitting critical kudos but Cedar Rapids is a cheering piece of cinema about the innate goodness in ordinary people
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Jamie Bell and Channing Tatum
The stars of The Eagle sit down to talk about physicality, stunts and eating rats.
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Tom Hooper
Tom Hooper, director of The King’s Speech, talks to Pure Movies.
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Jesse Eisenberg
Jesse Eisenberg talks exclusively about Facebook and playing the role of Mark Zuckerberg.
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The Social Network
Clearly The Social Network is not your average film. It’s about a phenomenon so recent that we’re still living it, and one that has percolated down to how we relate to our peers on an everyday level, whether we like it or not.
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No Strings Attached
No 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.
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Never Let Me Go
Never Let Me Go is an adaptation of Kazuri Ishiguro’s 2005 Booker short-listed novel of the same name, and features an enviable rostrum of talent both in front of and behind the camera.
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The Town
It’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.
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Barney’s Version
What unfolds on-screen (or in the trailer, which gives away almost every plot point) is the self-justification of a maudlin, chauvinistic man who imaginatively recasts himself as both a hero and a victim.
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ABOUT Suki Ferguson
Suki Ferguson is the deputy editor of Pure Movies. She's also written for Total Film, Studio Online and Film Fatale; she blogs about gender and film.