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·21st February 2017

Review: The LEGO Batman Movie

Luke Walpole
Batman’s back, but you’d be forgiven for wondering whether he’d ever gone away.  As Alfred        describes the numerous ‘phases’ the...
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Movie Review: The Dark Knight Rises

Gotham City is not in peril. It is a strange and unfamiliar opening to Nolan’s third and final piece in...
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·11th January 2012

Forget Batman and The Hobbit, 2012 will be remembered for Lincoln

While 2011 was not short on good films, it has proven to be a year with few awards darlings. Drive...
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·4th October 2011

Tom Hardy: The dark horse rises

With the summer of his life behind him and a veritable smorgasbord of meaty roles to sink his teeth into in 2012, Ross Jones-Morris looks at where it all went so right for a very British underdog.
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·27th April 2016

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Franchise Apocalypse: The dark plight for franchise films

These are dark times. An age approaches when old legends will fall, leaving us adrift in uncertainty: the Franchise Apocalypse....
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·24th November 2011

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