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• BOX OFFICE NUMBERS

  Odeon cinema, New Canal Street, Salisbury: 01722 335924 read more

• Film review - Crash (15)

  IT'S great when a film comes along that is difficult to categorise. Or indeed, you struggle to find an answer when someone asks the question: "What's it about?" read more

• Film review - Spirit Trap (15) with Billie Piper

  SPIRIT Trap (15) is not a particularly good film. But for those of us watching Billie Piper's acting career with interest, it is definitely a step in the right direction. read more

• Film review - Bewitched (PG)

  THERE'S magic in the air, and it's sprinkled liberally over the first 50 minutes of Bewitched. read more

• Film review - The Dukes Of Hazzard (12A)

  "Yeeeeee Haaaaawww!" The Dukes Of Hazzard is an (overused) catchphrase desperately in search of a decent movie. read more

• Film review - Red Eye (12A)

  Every time you board an airplane, you unknowingly take part in a lottery. The first prize is the man or woman of your dreams sitting in the adjacent seat. read more

• Film review - Cinderella Man (12A)

  CINDERELLA Man is the type of true-life fairy tale Hollywood loves. It's a sort of a rags to riches story but in reverse, following the life of the once successful prize-fighter James J Braddock who hit his peak just as the Great Depression gripped America. read more

• Film review - Green Street (18)

  CASTING Frodo Baggins as a football hooligan sounds as if it makes as much sense as hiring Ricky Gervais as the next James Bond or recruiting Johnny Vegas to play the lead in Nureyev: The Early Years. read more

• Film review - Pride & Prejudice (U)

  If you still swoon at the thought of Colin Firth in the BBC's acclaimed 1995 adaptation of Jane Austen, then Joe Wright's handsome reworking of Pride & Prejudice might come as a disappointment. read more

• Film review - Revolver (15)

  GAMBLING is a matter of nerve and luck. Writer-director Guy Ritchie certainly has a nerve, daring to get behind a film camera after the horrors of Snatch and Swept Away. read more

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