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WITH a title like this, you'd think that the one thing Smart People would be is smart.
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FEW of my park walks in the past 30 months have been as lovely as my day out at Kingstanding Rec.
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SET in Japan, this is a laboured and Americanised remake of a 2004 Thai thriller.
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IF YOU find Hollywood uninspiring and like to experiment with foreign films, why not settle down to enjoy the company of a group of women in a Lebanese beauty shop.
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ROBERT DOWNEY Jr is enjoying huge success in the US thanks to Iron Man and he's back again here as a self-loathing, alcoholic school principal.
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LIKE Neil Marshall's Dog Soldiers before it, this is a 'cheap-as-chips' military horror film made north of the border with surprisingly good results.
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THE earliest known surviving Crossroads episode has been discovered in an old ATV archive. Episode 126 dates back to 1965 and was found in an unmarked tin in West London.
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AS chip shop names go, I'm tempted to ask: 'Does this one take the biscuit?'
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THE best advice for this film is to run a mile, especially if you are considering buying it.
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CHICAGO star John C Reilly looks like he's never enjoyed himself so much on a movie.
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JAZZ star Kyle Eastwood plays the Hare & Hounds on Tuesday when he'll be six days short of his 40th birthday.
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WHEN I first met Hollywood legend Clint Eastwood in 1995, he was promoting his film about parental loss and profound love - The Bridges of Madison County.
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IT'S TEN years since Brum's Adrian Lester starred in Primary Colors alongside John Travolta, Emma Thompson, Kathy Bates and the man who was once the world's biggest TV star - Larry 'JR' Hagman.
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THIS ambitious show is a bit like watching two talented stars trying to push square pegs into round holes.
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SOMETIMES a park is of interest not just because of what lies within, but from what you can see beyond its boundaries, too.
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MORGAN Spurlock deservedly won an Oscar nomination for his film about the perils of fast food, Super Size Me.
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JUST like opposites attract, this film attempts to make a romantic comedy work from back to front.
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AFTER Sylvester Stallone in Driven, Will Ferrell in Talladega Nights and Pixar's animated Cars, Hollywood returns to the race track with Speed Racer.
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NEIL Marshall went from a cracking debut with Dog Soldiers to making a splendid fist of the Descent.
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Award-winning Film Editor Graham Young has covered the Midlandsý radio and TV scene for two decades. The father of three is also the Mailýs reviewer of pubs, parks, family days out and chips and a keen photographer.
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