Review: An ex-X-phile files
Actually there are some things I don't want to believe.
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Archives for July 2008
Off Camera: Live at Larmer Tree Festival
A recent festival gig echoes the connections between cinema and sound.
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Angus, Thongs and Chainsaw Cannibals
What really happens when you change your movie's name.
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Off Camera: Of Fame and the City
A tour of Liverpool with the English movie master Terence Davies leads to another tour: of the quiffs most often mistaken for the one below.
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Review: Mem'ries, Good Days, Bad Days, Mamma Mia
When all is said and done there really is one film that is so bad it is, in fact, amazing.
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Thank You For Not Being Stupid
The BBFC works out how to stop smoking spoiling your favourite movies.
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Off Camera: Bundy Family Values
The shocking truth about cinema's darkest minds, with 'Mum and Dad'.
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Off Camera: Savage Animation
Gorillaz man Jamie Hewlett recalls animation classic, 'Fantastic Planet'.
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First Blood, Last Rites
Too bad Rambo never said never again.
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Peter Dinklage: A Very Special Effect
There's much more to this rising star than magic and make-up.
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