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Certification18
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Slated by critics and fans alike on its release, this has ended up being one of the more imaginative and interesting sequels to the ubiquitous franchise. Five years on from the first movie and Jessie Walsh and his family have just moved to Elm Street, settling in to the home that used to be Nancy's, and before you can say ‘One, Two, Freddie's Coming for You' his dreams are being invaded by everyone's favourite murdering pervert intent on using Jessie to do his evil work.
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Certification18
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Number 3 in the long franchise of Freddie films is set in a secure medical facility where traumatised teens with a morbid fear of sleep are counselled and doped up by sceptical adults. That is until Nancy (from the original film) joins the staff team and, with her personal experience of the supernatural fiend, uses the special powers that the teens possess in their dream lives to fight the nightmares. Gloriously over-the-top, this sequel is worth a look if not just for the pleasure of watching a
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Certification18
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Freddy's back again to terrify another bunch of teenagers but this time he's helped by an unfortunate who has the power to bring others into her dreams. The dream sequences are as imaginative as ever - and Freddy has become quite a wit. For anyone who enjoyed the parts 1-3 you'll love it!
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Certification18
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CertificationPG
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Landon Carter is the coolest dude at high school, good looking, charming and popular, the idea of him having any interest in Jamie Sullivan is an utter anathema to his friends and indeed, at first, to Landon himself; But as the couple's love blossoms tragedy lurks in the sidelines. A Walk to Remember is a romantic teen drama.
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Certification15
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A dark and powerful drama that seeks to find the, sometimes, unrelated motivation for racial attacks. This tense and detailed movie offers a discomforting but riveting portrait of backstreet life in modern day, post-industrial south Wales through the experiences, predominately, of a bunch of teenagers. Leigh-Anne is 17 going on 30, struggling to bring up a sickly baby alone, she's growing increasingly fractious, hateful and finally paranoid as the snipings of her neighbours and mother-in-law, in
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Certification12
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When every college turns him down, Bartleby "B" Gaines decides to make one up. Welcome to South Harmon Institute of Technology, where the students teach the classes, the dean lives in a trailer out the back, and everything is about to get worryingly out of hand when the authorities finally decide to check up on the newly formed institution. Very much in the vein of Roadtrip and American Pie, Accepted is an enjoyable teen comedy.
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Certification15
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The much awaited sequel to the ambitious and popular 'Kidulthood'; Sam is freshly out of jail after doing 6 years for the murder of Trife at the end of the first film and finds little in the way of a warm welcome. He's screwed up his life and he knows it, he's living in danger of both more problems with the old bill and those who want revenge for Trife's death, his friends have moved on in life and he's still down in the gutter, forced to rely on violence and to mix with the wrong sorts, and his
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Certification15
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What should have been a quiet evening's babysitting for our teenage heroine turns into a series of riotous adventures after a friend calls for help. She and her charges get caught up in a gangster chase, teenage gang warfare, and have to sing the blues in a nightclub. A great manic comedy!
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Certification15
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Yuichi is an introverted young teenage lad whose sole emotional outlet and escape from the harsher realities of life is his love of music and in particular the iconic pop star Lily Chou Chou. Via her music and the solace of her website Yuichi gradually begins to find himself a voice and a belief in his own worth. "All About Lily Chou Chou" is a stunning piece of cinema, both to see and hear, while the story itself is a thoughtful and perceptive observation of the difficulties that can overwhelm
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