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“Part Of The Fun Is The Magic Of Lovely Words” – Sometimes Always Never (Film Review)

13/06/2019 Tom Beasley film, Film Review Leave a comment

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Post-Brexit Festen packs a punch – Happy New Year, Colin Burstead. (London Film Festival Review)

22/10/2018 Chris Shortt film, Film Review Comments Off on Post-Brexit Festen packs a punch – Happy New Year, Colin Burstead. (London Film Festival Review)

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“Who the fuck’s shooting at us now?” – Free Fire (DVD Review)

08/08/2017 Emrys Moungabio film, Film Review Comments Off on “Who the fuck’s shooting at us now?” – Free Fire (DVD Review)

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It Should Have Stayed in the Ground – Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (DVD Review)

25/06/2016 Lee Hazell film, Film Review Comments Off on It Should Have Stayed in the Ground – Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (DVD Review)

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Top Film Releases (October 12th)

Top Film Releases (October 12th)

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