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Gazette Film Reviews
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Vicky Cristina Barcelona (12A)
The Spanish sun evidently proved a tonic for Woody Allen. read more
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The Pink Panther 2 (PG)
The razor-sharp intellects of Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple would struggle to unravel The Curious Case Of The Completely Pointless Sequel. read more
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Hotel For Dogs (U)
Thor Freudenthal ignores the advice about working with children and animals to direct this family-oriented tale of two enterprising orphans, whose enduring love for their four-legged friends sparks a magical adventure. read more
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Notorious (15)
In the early hours of March 9, 1997, Christopher ‘Biggie’ Wallace aka rapper The Notorious B.I.G. left a Los Angeles club with his entourage, bound for their hotel. read more
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The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button (12A)
Based on a short story by F Scott Fitzgerald, The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button is the frontrunner at this year’s Oscars with a hefty 13 nominations. read more
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Doubt 15)
Themes of certainty and suspicion underpin writer/director John Patrick Shanley’s film, adapted from his own Tony award-winning stage play of the same name, set in a 1960s Catholic school. read more
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Bolt (U)
Man’s best friend learns to stand on his own four paws in Byron Howard and Chris Williams’ computer animated comedy, which pokes fun at our obsession with celebrity. read more
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The Punisher: War Zone
The belated sequel to Jonathan Hensleigh’s 2004 revenge thriller, based on a Marvel Comics character, is even more gratuitously violent than its predecessor. read more
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