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Sarah Ward reviews Sacha Baron Cohen's satirical take on tyranny and world politics.
Review: The Dictator



Sarah Ward reviews Sacha Baron Cohen’s satirical take on tyranny and world politics.

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We have 5 DVD copies of this excellent BBC series to give away
Giveaway: The Shadow Line



We have 5 DVD copies of this excellent BBC series to give away

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For this week's DVD column Glenn Dunks looks at the Blu-ray release of Kieslowski's beautiful<i> Les Trois Couleurs Trilogy </i>
Couch Trespassing: Three Colours Trilogy



For this week’s DVD column Glenn Dunks looks at the Blu-ray release of Kieslowski’s beautiful Les Trois Couleurs Trilogy

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Sean Rom checks out Sydney's first Secret Cinema
Secret Cinema- Circumstance



Sean Rom checks out Sydney’s first Secret Cinema

<i>by Sarah Ward</i><br/>
"In Boaz Yakin’s <i>Safe</i>, Jason Statham plays his usual part, complete with outsider status, superior combat skills and the motivation of a substantial vendetta"
Review: Safe

by Sarah Ward

“In Boaz Yakin’s Safe, Jason Statham plays his usual part, complete with outsider status, superior combat skills and the motivation of a substantial vendetta”

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Glenn Dunks has some fun with this "goofy, oddball, space opera"
Review: Iron Sky



Glenn Dunks has some fun with this “goofy, oddball, space opera”

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Glenn Dunks takes a look at Madonna's second directorial attempt and wonders why the woman known for innovation is unable to transfer this talent to filmmaking.
Review: W.E.



Glenn Dunks takes a look at Madonna’s second directorial attempt and wonders why the woman known for innovation is unable to transfer this talent to filmmaking.

<i>by Sarah Ward</i><br/>
"Befitting its enduring status, the classic animated effort now evolves to the third dimension, earning a cinematic re-release in the process."
Review: Beauty and the Beast 3D

by Sarah Ward

“Befitting its enduring status, the classic animated effort now evolves to the third dimension, earning a cinematic re-release in the process.”

  • <br/>
Sarah Ward reviews Sacha Baron Cohen's satirical take on tyranny and world politics.

    Review: The Dictator

    Posted on May 16, 2012 | No Comments

    Sarah Ward reviews Sacha Baron Cohen's satirical take on tyranny and world politics.

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  • <br/>
We have 5 DVD copies of this excellent BBC series to give away

    Giveaway: The Shadow Line

    Posted on May 15, 2012 | No Comments

    We have 5 DVD copies of this excellent BBC series to give away

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  • <br/>
For this week's DVD column Glenn Dunks looks at the Blu-ray release of Kieslowski's beautiful<i> Les Trois Couleurs Trilogy </i>

    Couch Trespassing: Three Colours Trilogy

    Posted on May 12, 2012 | No Comments

    For this week's DVD column Glenn Dunks looks at the Blu-ray release of Kieslowski's beautiful Les Trois Couleurs Trilogy

    Continue Reading...

  • <br/>
Sean Rom checks out Sydney's first Secret Cinema

    Secret Cinema- Circumstance

    Posted on May 11, 2012 | No Comments

    Sean Rom checks out Sydney's first Secret Cinema

    Continue Reading...

  • <i>by Sarah Ward</i><br/>
"In Boaz Yakin’s <i>Safe</i>, Jason Statham plays his usual part, complete with outsider status, superior combat skills and the motivation of a substantial vendetta"

    Review: Safe

    Posted on May 11, 2012 | No Comments
    by Sarah Ward
    "In Boaz Yakin’s Safe, Jason Statham plays his usual part, complete with outsider status, superior combat skills and the motivation of a substantial vendetta"

    Continue Reading...

  • <br/>
Glenn Dunks has some fun with this "goofy, oddball, space opera"

    Review: Iron Sky

    Posted on May 10, 2012 | No Comments

    Glenn Dunks has some fun with this "goofy, oddball, space opera"

    Continue Reading...

  • <br/>
Glenn Dunks takes a look at Madonna's second directorial attempt and wonders why the woman known for innovation is unable to transfer this talent to filmmaking.

    Review: W.E.

    Posted on May 6, 2012 | No Comments

    Glenn Dunks takes a look at Madonna's second directorial attempt and wonders why the woman known for innovation is unable to transfer this talent to filmmaking.

    Continue Reading...

  • <i>by Sarah Ward</i><br/>
"Befitting its enduring status, the classic animated effort now evolves to the third dimension, earning a cinematic re-release in the process."

    Review: Beauty and the Beast 3D

    Posted on May 5, 2012 | No Comments
    by Sarah Ward
    "Befitting its enduring status, the classic animated effort now evolves to the third dimension, earning a cinematic re-release in the process."

    Continue Reading...

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