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UK Box Office: 17/2 – 19/2/2012
A remarkably strong second week for the top 2 films mark an impressive weekend at the UK Box Office. 1. The Woman in Black (433 sites) W/E: £3,501,601 Total: £10,487,648 2. The Muppets (539) W/E: £3,411,698
Read More »The List: 9 Oscar snubbed directors
After last week’s look at the actors that have been snubbed by Oscar, this week we turn our gaze to directors. There are a few modern directors like Paul Thomas Anderson and David Fincher that
Read More »The 3D Takeover: I’d also quite like this to stop
Noel's moaning again. Last week it was talking, this week its
Read More »Clash of the Titles: Napoleon Dynamite vs Black Dynamite
In this new weekly feature, I’ll be taking two popular film characters that share a monicker and make them duke it out Top Trumps style to see who comes out on top. This week,
Read More »Unscene Heroes: Weta Digital
More-often-than-not, films rely on special effects. From the smallest, subtlety of a moving duvet in Paranormal Activity, to the epic battle scenes for Middle Earth in The Lord of the Rings; a lot of
Read More »UK Box Office: 10/2 – 12/2/2012
Daniel Radcliffe shows us that he can have a Box Office life post-Potter with a storming weekend for his first film since he finished being the boy wizard, The Woman In Black. 1. The Woman
Read More »Film7070: Midnight Cowboy (1969)
In a year that saw a man step on the moon and The Beatles play their last live gig together, a small film rated X by the MPAA won an few Academy Awards (The
Read More »The List: 11 Oscar snubbed actors
Only a couple weeks until the Academy Awards and this year looks particularly forgettable. Some of the best performances of the year (Tilda Swinton, Albert Brooks, Kirsten Dunst) were over looked for safer, more
Read More »A Life in Films: The Day The Earth Stood Still (1951)
SCI-FI is a genre very close to my heart. There’s something about the fascination of futuristic technology, other worlds and aliens that just rings my bell. Back when I was a kid, I’d sit
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