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December 21, 2012
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Digiarty’s latest bundle of Windows goodies normally costs $89.95, but for the next 12 days, you can snag it free of charge.
“I didn’t even know who Laurence Olivier was,†admits a wonderfully entertaining Michael Gambon of his audition for the National Theatre.
Leigh Francis’s fake-tanned, sleazy northern businessman, as seen on ITV2’s Celebrity Juice , gets a feature-length caper which will please his fans while baffling and/or disgusting everyone else.
Sylvester Stallone, Bruce Willis, Chuck Norris, Arnold Schwarzenegger … how can so many pensionable men be involved in a film which seems to have been written by an eight-year-old?
A teddy bear, super spy and baby are fodder for this week’s new DVD releases.
Canadians prefer the classics when it comes to their holiday movies, choosing Miracle on 34th Street as their favourite holiday movie in a poll conducted by Cineplex Entertainment and Ipsos Reid.
Netflix signed a significant agreement that will give the video-rental service movies from Walt Disney Animation Studios, Pixar Animation Marvel and Disneynature but we only have to wait three years for them. [Read more]
Christopher Nolan and Christian Bale complete their Batman trilogy – following Batman Begins and The Dark Knight – with an ambitious, apocalyptic drama in which Tom Hardy’s musclebound Bane is planning to wipe Gotham City off the map.
Everything feels off in this eco-friendly fable in which a 12-year-old boy (Zac Efron) searches for a “real” tree to impress earnest Audrey (Taylor Swift). The trees were wiped out by the foolish Once-ler and a wicked capitalist has exploited the town’s lack of clean air for profit. The animation is bright and garish, the humour humourless and the romance lacks charm
Bollywood movie lovers worldwide can now watch big-budget blockbusters as well as impressive, small-budget movies on Spuul.com, the preferred online platform for streaming Indian movies and TV shows.