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Chronicle (2012)
A surprise discovery causes a group of high school boys to develop super powers including telepathy and the ability to fly. Though at first their new found powers bring the three unlikely friends closer together their lives soon begin to spin out of control; as they push their powers to their limits, endangering both ... Read full review >>
The Decoy Bride (2011)
David Tennant stars in this clash between the American celebrity culture and the typical, if not rather rain sodden, British natives when a local Scottish girl is roped in to play a second bride to distract the locust-like paparazzi from the wedding of a Hollywood actress that’s taking place in the beautiful and remote ... Read full review >>

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A Taste of Honey Online DVD Rental
You rated this movie: 5
An authentic, gritty slice of a life perhaps now gone
From the stage play of the same name by 18 year old Sheelagh Delaney with the author writing the screenplay for the film and directed by Tony Richardson, this is a superb example of the 'British New Wave' / 'social realism' / 'kitchen sink' dramas of the late 1950s / early 1960s. Set in Salford, it tells the story ... see more of a schoolgirl (Jo, played by Rita Tushingham) who lives with her mother (Helen, played by Dora Bryan). Jo meets a young black seaman and falls pregnant. Mother leaves to marry her fancy man. Jo leaves school, goes to work in a shoe shop, meets a gay man, finds a cheap run-down room, and allows the gay man (Geoffrey, played by Murray Melvin) to live there. Mother returns, her new marriage having failed, and muscles Jo's friend out... So far, so grim. What sets this apart is not only the context (in 1961 it was almost unheard of for a film to mention mixed race relationships, let alone pregnant schoolgirls and homosexuality), the fact that the film was made on location, the period details (Manchester Ship Canal with shipping, cobbled streets, children playing in the streets, playground songs, clothes, school uniform, boys in short trousers, dancing, outings to Blackpool etc), and of course the quality of the acting. Dora Bryan was an established performer and Murray Melvin had the same part in the stage production, but Rita Tushingham was a newcomer. The accents too are in keeping (Dora Bryan grew up in Oldham, Rita Tushingham is from Liverpool) unlike many similar films where dodgy accents abound. The film won four BAFTAs – Best Screenplay, Best Actress (Dora Bryan) and Best Newcomer (Rita Tushingham) – as well as assorted other awards. It thoroughly deserved them, and while it is a little 'stagey' (it was after all derived from a stage play) and somewhat dated, it still feels like an authentic, gritty slice of a life perhaps now gone, but not far away... Highly recommended – 5/5 stars.
Reviewed by: RP
Inception (2010)
You rated this movie: 5
Something for everyone
Fast pace, plenty of action and special effects, at times reminded us of James Bond films. I watched this film several times and look forward to the sequel.
Reviewed by: Maggie
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