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Sam Worthington speaks to Sean Rom about fame, fighting fear and the mullet he sports in his upcoming film, <i>Man On A Ledge</i>.
Interview with Sam Worthington



Sam Worthington speaks to Sean Rom about fame, fighting fear and the mullet he sports in his upcoming film, Man On A Ledge.

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Josh Forward investigates Leonardo DiCaprio's frowning abilities in Clint Eastwood's new bio pic <i> J. Edgar</i>
Review: J. Edgar



Josh Forward investigates Leonardo DiCaprio’s frowning abilities in Clint Eastwood’s new bio pic J. Edgar

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Sarah Ward finds the new Aussie comedy,<i> A Few Best Men</i> "mistakes ridiculousness for hilarity".
Review: A Few Best Men



Sarah Ward finds the new Aussie comedy, A Few Best Men “mistakes ridiculousness for hilarity”.

<i>by Glenn Dunks</i><br/>
"Haigh and his lead actors, the superb Tom Cullen and Chris New, have created a richly textured navigation of modern day romance that never fails to pull powerful, human emotions out of its minimal, boutique setup."
Review: Weekend

by Glenn Dunks

“Haigh and his lead actors, the superb Tom Cullen and Chris New, have created a richly textured navigation of modern day romance that never fails to pull powerful, human emotions out of its minimal, boutique setup.”

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Sam Worthington speaks to Sean Rom about fame, fighting fear and the mullet he sports in his upcoming film, <i>Man On A Ledge</i>.

    Interview with Sam Worthington

    Posted on January 27, 2012 | No Comments

    Sam Worthington speaks to Sean Rom about fame, fighting fear and the mullet he sports in his upcoming film, Man On A Ledge.

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Josh Forward investigates Leonardo DiCaprio's frowning abilities in Clint Eastwood's new bio pic <i> J. Edgar</i>

    Review: J. Edgar

    Posted on January 25, 2012 | No Comments

    Josh Forward investigates Leonardo DiCaprio's frowning abilities in Clint Eastwood's new bio pic J. Edgar

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Sarah Ward finds the new Aussie comedy,<i> A Few Best Men</i> "mistakes ridiculousness for hilarity".

    Review: A Few Best Men

    Posted on January 24, 2012 | No Comments

    Sarah Ward finds the new Aussie comedy, A Few Best Men "mistakes ridiculousness for hilarity".

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  • <i>by Glenn Dunks</i><br/>
"Haigh and his lead actors, the superb Tom Cullen and Chris New, have created a richly textured navigation of modern day romance that never fails to pull powerful, human emotions out of its minimal, boutique setup."

    Review: Weekend

    Posted on January 23, 2012 | No Comments
    by Glenn Dunks
    "Haigh and his lead actors, the superb Tom Cullen and Chris New, have created a richly textured navigation of modern day romance that never fails to pull powerful, human emotions out of its minimal, boutique setup."

    Continue Reading...

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Sarah Ward embraces the combination of the action and holiday genres and watches John McTiernan's <i>Die Hard </i> for the first time.

    I Can’t Believe I’ve Never Seen… Die Hard

    Posted on January 21, 2012 | 1 Comment

    Sarah Ward embraces the combination of the action and holiday genres and watches John McTiernan's Die Hard for the first time.

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  • <i>by Sarah Ward</i><br/>
"As another unnecessary extra-terrestrial end of the world effort, <i>The Darkest Hour</i> is immediately familiar."

    Review: The Darkest Hour

    Posted on January 20, 2012 | No Comments
    by Sarah Ward
    "As another unnecessary extra-terrestrial end of the world effort, The Darkest Hour is immediately familiar."

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Melissa Wellham takes a look at Tomas Alfredson's star-packed British spy drama.

    Review: Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy

    Posted on January 20, 2012 | No Comments

    Melissa Wellham takes a look at Tomas Alfredson's star-packed British spy drama.

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<i>The Interrupters</i> is screening exclusively at ACMI until January 31st, and we highly recommend Melburnians take this opportunity to see Steve James' powerful documentary.

    The Interrupters @ ACMI

    Posted on January 19, 2012 | No Comments

    The Interrupters is screening exclusively at ACMI until January 31st, and we highly recommend Melburnians take this opportunity to see Steve James' powerful documentary.

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