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Submarine: Movie Review

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If Submarine - A coming of age tale about a young boy (Craig Roberts) trying to understand his current romance and his parent's dysfunctional marriage - sounds familiar, that's probably unavoidable. Reaching adulthood, and unerstanding that your parents are humans too is something most people go through, and so filmmakers as diverse as David Lynch, Francois Truffaut,...

Jane Eyre: Movie Review

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Director Cary Fukunaga attempts to punch up the romantic, period piece genre with his latest film Jane Eyre. The drama is made with a bit of horror, not something you normally would equate with a Charlotte Brontë 19th century novel, but it definitely makes the film appealing to not only the romantic film-goers but to those looking for something more. Find out what...

Sundance 2011: Review--Richard Ayoade's Submarine Doesn't Disappoint

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I could kiss Richard Ayoade, and very nearly did when I ran into him between screenings at Sundance. Not only is he devilishly handsome, but he's proven himself as a writer and director with his new film.  Submarine is one of those films you find yourself daydreaming about days after. It's not the story itself that really sticks with you, it's the...

Trailer, Poster, and Synopsis for Cary Fukunaga's Jane Eyre

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The theatrical trailer for Cary Fukanaga's highly anticipated drama Jane Eyre has finally been released. Not only is it an adaptation of Charlotte Brontë’s classic novel of the same name, but it features an amazing cast that brings the story to life. The title character is played by Australian sensation Mia Wasikowska, who's surrounded by UK vets...

Keira Knightley, Carey Mulligan in Never Let Me Go Trailer

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Best actress nominees Keira Knightley and Carey Mulligan are teaming up for a new film entitled, Never Let Me Go. It's based on the novel by Kazuo Ishiguro of the same name and is directed by Mark Romanek. Besides the two leading ladies the film has a pretty decent supporting cast including Sally Hawkins, Charlotte...

Review: Happy-Go-Lucky

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Following the leads of previous films "High Hopes" and "Life is Sweet," director Mike Leigh once again explores the lives of the middle and working class of London through "Happy-Go-Lucky," a highly enjoyable and infectious contemporary comedy that comes with its fair share of reality. Poppy (Sally Hawkins), an extraordinarily cheerful primary school teacher from North London who truly has...