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Razor-sharp rom-com, putting a contemporary slant on Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew". Probably the best of the recnt re-worked classics, the action kicks off in a Seattle high school, where new boy Cameron has fallen head over heels for the lovely Bianca. But there's one very big fly in the ointment - Bianca's big sister, surly rebel-without-a-clue Kat, who hates everything and everyone, particularly if they're male. To keep the peace, the girls' parents have decreed that Bianca can't st
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Certification12
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A pleasant retreading of the path Tom Hanks walked in 'Big', only with a post Sex-and-the-City flavour. Jenna is a gawky 12 year old girl whose friends aren't above the odd bit of bitchiness. In a fit of self loathing, sat blindfolded on the floor of a closet after a particularly humiliating episode at the hands of her contemporaries, she makes the wish that sees her waking up as a pretty, flirty 30 year old. The ever-watchable Mark Ruffalo provides well-balanced support as the stoner foil to Ga
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Certification15
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Mike O'Donnell threw away the chance of a college basketball scholarship for a marriage to his high school sweetheart, Scarlett, based on love and teen pregnancy. Stereotypically, upon reaching his mid-life crisis, Mike finds himself pretty much alone and miserable, passed over for the big job promotion, kicked out by his wife, for moaning their lives away, and his prospects look bleak. That is until one night when a little reminiscing and a mysterious janitor lead to a magical transformation re
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Nerdish MIT maths whiz kid Ben is recruited by his teacher, along with five other gifted students, to learn the art of card counting and, with their new found skills, they are dispatched to Vegas, their plan to take the casinos for millions at blackjack. Loosely based on Ben Mezrich's non-fiction book ‘Bringing Down The House', "21" is an enjoyable, light, teen orientated, dramatic thriller.
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Certification15
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Written and directed by Jon Lucas and Scott Moore, screenwriters of 'The Hangover'. The night before the medical school interview that will determine his entire future, a promising college student is dragged out by his two oldest friends to celebrate his 21st birthday. But as one beer leads inevitably to another, the evening spirals into a grand misadventure o find out more...
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4 teenage girls, 3 days, 2 cities, one big entanglement; posh Tamsin is off to New York, dowdy Shannon thinks nobody loves her, sporty Kerrys is off discovering lesbianism and American Jo is stuck in a dead-end supermarket job. Meanwhile a diamond heist is taking place in Amsterdam...
The film is told in 4 stories, each from a different girl's perspective and each explaining mysteries in the previous sections. The script is pretty dire, but the story engaging, the girls can act and this i find out more...
The film is told in 4 stories, each from a different girl's perspective and each explaining mysteries in the previous sections. The script is pretty dire, but the story engaging, the girls can act and this i find out more...
Certification15
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Matt Sullivan is getting over his last girlfriend the only way any self-respecting male can.... He's shagging everything in sight; But lurking underneath those chiselled good looks is a sensitive soul and eventually our love lorn hero realises the only way he can truly escape the past is to forgo sex, for forty days and forty nights (I don't think I'm alone in saying I've never had a problem achieving this, but such is the burden those of us must face when our good maker has blessed us with a so
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CertificationPG
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Certification18
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