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The King’s Speech won four Oscars and five BAFTAs, which probably tells you everything you need to know about it. It has a brilliant cast, and is impeccably made in every way, but especially in regards to the soundtrack, cinematography, and of course, its acting. The film starts off at Wembley Stadium where Prince Albert (Colin
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If I was to describe the film in the most sparse way possible, it would in fact be “Four Weddings and a Funeral”. That’s one of the film’s best qualities, it’s direct and doesn’t have a single scene that I didn’t enjoy. I really, really enjoyed this. Romcoms from the 90s hit a different note,
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FILM REVIEW 3 stars Action, Crime Full disclosure: I tried to watch this once a couple of years ago and 5 minutes in, I decided I had better things I could watch. My opinion has definitely changed (not least evidenced by the fact that I actually sat through the whole movie this time). Kick-Ass follows
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FILM REVIEW 3.5 stars Scifi, Comedy Attack the Block opens with a group of working class teenagers, roaming around south London until they decide to rob Sam (Jodie Whittaker). In the middle of this attempted robbery, an alien falls down from the sky. Tension-fuelled action ensues but the most interesting part of this film lies
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