I recently blogged about video piracy and on the subject of how to get people to behave in cinemas these days. Here I go through some of your responses and see what you have to say on these spiky subjects.
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This week sees the release of Wake Wood - the second film from the new generation Hammer Studios. It's a creepy, quirky and very British horror movie - but what is the future for Hammer ?
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To my horror it was recently announced that Baz Luhrmann would be filming Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel The Great Gatsby in 3D. In the week that sees Werner Herzog's first foray into the stereoscopic illusion I ask are there some stories that should never ever get the 3D treatment?
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5 live's resident movie critic Dr Mark Kermode reviews Submarine.
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What do you expect when you go to a late night screening of the Farrelly brothers' new comedy Hall Pass in an American multiplex the size of a shopping mall?
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I explode one of the dafter myths of movie piracy and explain why the bold release strategies employed on a handful of recent films like Mum and Dad, On Tour and now Route Irish definitely represent the way forward.
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5 live's resident movie critic Dr Mark Kermode reviews Fair Game.
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You came back with a shedload of insightful comments on my recent blogs about Get Carter and writing as a subject for films. I sift through a selection of the best and brightest...
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The latest Shakespearean epic hits the screens in the form of The Tempest, complete with Helen Mirren as Prospera, 'Blake's Seven' costumes, fiery hounds and ghostly apparitions. It has some distinguished predecessors - but which adaptation of the bard is the best?
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5 live's resident movie critic Dr Mark Kermode reviews The Adjustment Bureau.
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In a week of cinematic surprises - Benjamin Sniddlegrass and the Cauldron of Penguins is now an actual film that actually features the actual voice of Stephen Fry while on the far side of the moon the Iron Sky invasion is about to begin...
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